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Which of the following elements are capable of forming compounds in which the indicated atom can have more than 4 valence e- pairs? In each case, explain why and why not.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter2: Lewis Structures

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1) Which of the following elements are capable of forming compounds in which the indicated atom can have more than 4 valence e- pairs? In each case, explain why and why not.

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Which of the following elements are capable of forming compounds in which the indicated atom can have more
than 4 valence e pairs ? In each case, explain why and why not.
1.
a) Carbon
b) Phosphorus
c) Охудen
d) Selenium
2.
A. Draw a stable Lewis structure for each of the following molecules. Include all lone and bonding e pairs.
b) C13PO
a) СО

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