H-C-F O There is nothing wrong with the Lewis structure. Its drawn correctly. O The Lewis structure is missing 6 valence electrons around all of the H's. The Lewis structure is missing 6 valence electrons around F OThe Lewis structure is missing 6 valence electrons around all of the elements.

H-C-F O There is nothing wrong with the Lewis structure. Its drawn correctly. O The Lewis structure is missing 6 valence electrons around all of the H's. The Lewis structure is missing 6 valence electrons around F OThe Lewis structure is missing 6 valence electrons around all of the elements.

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Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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