A. For each compound below: 1. Determine how many valence electrons belong in the Lewis structure for the compound. 2. Draw a Lewis structure in the spaces provided below. Be sure to show the correct number of bonds between atoms and place the correct number of lone pairs on each atom. Remember, hydrogen doesn't get any lone pairs, and all the other atoms like to get an octet. When you an finished, have your instructor check your structures before you proceed. CH, number of valence electrons %3D CHBR, number of valence electrons =D number of valence electrons !! NH,

A. For each compound below: 1. Determine how many valence electrons belong in the Lewis structure for the compound. 2. Draw a Lewis structure in the spaces provided below. Be sure to show the correct number of bonds between atoms and place the correct number of lone pairs on each atom. Remember, hydrogen doesn't get any lone pairs, and all the other atoms like to get an octet. When you an finished, have your instructor check your structures before you proceed. CH, number of valence electrons %3D CHBR, number of valence electrons =D number of valence electrons !! NH,

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780618974122

Author:Andrei Straumanis

Publisher:Andrei Straumanis

Chapter2: Lewis Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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