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HOH CI CI C CI CI Next , one bonding pair is added between each linked pair of atoms : H : O : H CI CI : C : CI The remaining electrons are then added to the atoms in such a way that each atom has a share in an octet of electrons ( this ...
HOH CI CI C CI CI Next , one bonding pair is added between each linked pair of atoms : H : O : H CI CI : C : CI The remaining electrons are then added to the atoms in such a way that each atom has a share in an octet of electrons ( this ...
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... pairs . ) The ammonia molecule , NH ,, has four electron pairs in a tetrahedral arrangement around the nitrogen atom ; three of these pairs are used to bond hydrogen atoms , so the molecule is predicted to be H bonding pair Figure 11 ...
... pairs . ) The ammonia molecule , NH ,, has four electron pairs in a tetrahedral arrangement around the nitrogen atom ; three of these pairs are used to bond hydrogen atoms , so the molecule is predicted to be H bonding pair Figure 11 ...
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... pair over the atoms of the molecule , and hence one electron pair can contribute to the bonding of more than two atoms . Several problems that remained unsolved in the earlier discussion of Lewis structures can be unraveled . It has ...
... pair over the atoms of the molecule , and hence one electron pair can contribute to the bonding of more than two atoms . Several problems that remained unsolved in the earlier discussion of Lewis structures can be unraveled . It has ...
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