- Draw a Lewis structure for cyanamide, NH₂CN, where all atoms have formal charge of zero. Then use the Lewis Structure to sketch a bonding diagram for NH₂CN. Include all overlapping orbitals, and orbitals containing lone pair electrons. Use hybrid orbitals for the carbon and the nitrogen atoms. Make sure to label all orbitals appropriately as (sp, sp², sp³, 2p, 1s...). Identify all bonding interactions as σ or л.

- Draw a Lewis structure for cyanamide, NH₂CN, where all atoms have formal charge of zero. Then use the Lewis Structure to sketch a bonding diagram for NH₂CN. Include all overlapping orbitals, and orbitals containing lone pair electrons. Use hybrid orbitals for the carbon and the nitrogen atoms. Make sure to label all orbitals appropriately as (sp, sp², sp³, 2p, 1s...). Identify all bonding interactions as σ or л.

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Chapter8: Bonding: General Concepts

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 114E: Predict die molecular structure and bond angles for each molecule or ion in Exercises 88 and 94. a....

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