Lewis structure for NCl3

Answer 1

Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons and each of the three Cl's have 7 each, or a total of 26 valence electrons to account for. Full octets on the Cl's and a lone pair on N.

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:Cl - N - Cl:

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Answer 2

The Lewis dot structure for CCl4 starts with a C in the middle. Four dashes are drawn, one on each side, each connecting to a Cl atom. On the unconnected sides of the Cl atoms, there are two dots, six in total on each atom.

Answer 3

The dot structure for boron trichloride has a single B atom in the center. There are three single dashes indicating bonds, each attached to a single Cl atom. Each Cl atom then has three pairs of dots, each pair on an unattached side.

Answer 4

The Lewis structure for NCl3 shows nitrogen as the central atom with three chlorine atoms attached by single bonds. Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons, while each chlorine contributes 7 valence electrons, totaling 26. Following the octet rule, nitrogen forms a single bond with each chlorine, and the remaining lone pair on nitrogen satisfies its octet.

Answer 5

Start with a single N atom with three single bonds to the top, right and left. Add a pair of dots on the bottom. On each bond add a Cl atom with a pair of dots on the unbonded sides.

Answer 6

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