Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation: The Condensed formula of the given molecule is to be converted to Lewis structure.
Concept introduction: The Condensed formula of the molecules represents all the atoms but not the two-electron bond. Atoms which are bonded together are usually drawn next each other. Parentheses indicate that the similar groups that are bonded to the same atom. Lone pairs of the atoms are not shown in a condensed formula.
(b)
Interpretation: Condensed formula of the given molecule is to be converted to Lewis structure.
Concept introduction: The Condensed formula of the molecules represents all the atoms but not the two-electron bond. Atoms which are bonded together are usually drawn next each other. Parentheses indicate that the similar groups that are bonded to the same atom. Lone pairs of the atoms are not shown in a condensed formula.
(c)
Interpretation: Condensed formula of the given molecule is to be converted to Lewis structure.
Concept introduction: The Condensed formula of the molecules represents all the atoms but not the two-electron bond. Atoms which are bonded together are usually drawn next each other. Parentheses indicate that the similar groups that are bonded to the same atom. Lone pairs of the atoms are not shown in a condensed formula.
(d)
Interpretation: Condensed formula of the given molecule is to be converted to Lewis structure.
Concept introduction: The Condensed formula of the molecules represents all the atoms but not the two-electron bond. Atoms which are bonded together are usually drawn next each other. Parentheses indicate that the similar groups that are bonded to the same atom. Lone pairs of the atoms are not shown in a condensed formula.
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