please draw the lewis dot and cross diagram in part iialso is the compound 2 C8H17NO2 correct for part i b. Compound 2 has been proposed as a potential dietary supplement.HO.İ.Oii.NH₂Write down the molecular formula of 2.C8H17NO₂Hand-draw a Lewis dot and cross diagram of 2. On your diagram, labelthe atom that is the most likely to act as an electrophile, and theatom that is most likely to act as a nucleophile in a condensationreaction.

Lewis structure is a method of representing bonding pattern in a molecule.It tells us how different…

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