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Write the electron dot structure for dihydrogen monoxide, H2O.
a. What is the total number of available valence electrons?_______
b. In the space below, arrange the atomic symbols, then add the bonding electron pairs. Finally distribute any
non-bonding electron pairs. Make sure the Octet Rule (or the Duet Rule for H) is satisfied for each atom
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