Draw the Lewis Dot structure for H2O (on paper) then answer the questions. How many single bonds are in H2O? Express as a whole number. How many double bonds are in H2O ? Express as a whole number. How many triple bonds are in H2O? Express as a whole number. How many lone pairs on central atom? Express as a whole number. Is H2O linear or bent? Write out word.

Draw the Lewis Dot structure for H2O (on paper) then answer the questions. How many single bonds are in H2O? Express as a whole number. How many double bonds are in H2O ? Express as a whole number. How many triple bonds are in H2O? Express as a whole number. How many lone pairs on central atom? Express as a whole number. Is H2O linear or bent? Write out word.

Living By Chemistry: First Edition Textbook

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Author:Angelica Stacy

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ChapterU2: Smells: Molecular Structure And Properties

Section: Chapter Questions

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