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Ответитьbut for AlCl3 the al is unhappy, why we don't add double bond on it?
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ОтветитьIt is not a complete explanation, due to that, the SO3 structure is wrong.
Every Central Atom is allowed to break the octet rule, ie, it can have more than 8 electrons according to its maximum covalency. S can have covalencies 2, 4, 6, in this video, he made it 4, but every Central Atom wants to have a maximum colavency, which in S is 6, so it will form double bonds with all three O atoms to have a covalency of 6 and total electrons on S become 12.
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ОтветитьHydrogen share dots & become duplet not octet
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Ответитьhow do i draw XeO3 using this trick?
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which elements have more than 8 valence electrons?
ОтветитьWhy is Helium not in the second group (column) since it has 2 valence electrons?
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ОтветитьHow do you explain the diagram of ClO3- with this method? Using all 26 electrons will complete the octet of every atom so, following this method, you shouldn't draw the double bonds; can someone explain please?
ОтветитьIsn’t boron only needs 6 electrons?
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ОтветитьIs there a periodic table that shows the Lewis Dot Structure for each element?
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Ответитьthe structure you've made for SO3 is wrong, remember that S is an exeption and can violate the octet rule which you can double bond in each Oxygen
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ОтветитьI am 2 weeks away from the AP chem test and I'm learning for the first time how to draw Lewis structures. I'm screwed.
Reply to this comment if it's been after 2 weeks and I'll let you know how I did.