H : H
The two dots between H denote the shared pair of electrons.
The Lewis Dot Structure for Helium (He) is,* He :When Helium wants to bond with another atom, it is one of the three exceptions to the octet rule.*Ex. He:HeWhile most other elements have to bond with octets. Such as Hydrogen, Carbon, and Nitrogen.*H-C_=N:Hydrogen bonds once with Carbon and Nitrogen and Carbon have to make an octet so the three lines (_=) and the same as the dot structure (:::) The two valence electrons on the left side of the Nitrogen atom cannot join the Carbon and Nitrogen bond because there is no way two atoms can have a quadruple bond.Remember that each line equals to two electrons. So Nitrogen and Carbon have 8 electrons that they share, satisfying the octet rule.
Place C in the center and attach 2 Cl atoms to it, and attach 2 H atoms to it. Then place 3 lone pairs of electrons around each Cl atom. That is the Lewis structure.
H=h
This reaction is correct.
Hydrogen is a gas. H2 is the description of its molecular structure (2 hydrogen atoms bound together).
H-H
The Lewis Dot Structure for Helium (He) is,* He :When Helium wants to bond with another atom, it is one of the three exceptions to the octet rule.*Ex. He:HeWhile most other elements have to bond with octets. Such as Hydrogen, Carbon, and Nitrogen.*H-C_=N:Hydrogen bonds once with Carbon and Nitrogen and Carbon have to make an octet so the three lines (_=) and the same as the dot structure (:::) The two valence electrons on the left side of the Nitrogen atom cannot join the Carbon and Nitrogen bond because there is no way two atoms can have a quadruple bond.Remember that each line equals to two electrons. So Nitrogen and Carbon have 8 electrons that they share, satisfying the octet rule.
Place C in the center and attach 2 Cl atoms to it, and attach 2 H atoms to it. Then place 3 lone pairs of electrons around each Cl atom. That is the Lewis structure.
H=h
This reaction is correct.
Hydrogen is a gas. H2 is the description of its molecular structure (2 hydrogen atoms bound together).
Hydrogen has a hexagonal crystalline structure.
The correct answers are: Ag+ and Cu+2.
A Lewis dot structure tells chemists a great deal about the structure and bonding in a molecule. It is used to understand what types of bonds exist in the molecule (whether there are single, double or triple bonds, for instance). It can also be used to determine how molecules will react and what some of their properties will be. It can also be used to determine the shape of a molecule and the position of each of the atoms in the molecule (to do this you must also use something called VSEPR, or valence shell electron repulsion theory along with the Lewis dot structure).See the Related Questions to the left for how to draw a Lewis dot structure of any molecule.
I believe the correct formula is Cu-H2-O2.
H2(co2)2
Yes, it is correct.