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Kipish [7]
2 years ago
9

Lewis dot structure of PSI3 with minimized formal charges

Chemistry
1 answer:
vredina [299]2 years ago
3 0

We need to know how many valence electrons are present in a given molecule in order to determine its Lewis dot structure.

<h3>What is Lewis dot structure?</h3>

Lewis dot structure is defined as the visual representation of atoms' electrons using a diagram. It describe the bonds that exist between a molecule's lone pairs of electrons and its atoms.

A lone pair of electrons on the atom with the formal charge of 1- can typically be converted into a bonding pair that is shared with the atom that has the formal charge of 1+ in order to reduce the formal charges when they are present.

Thus, we need to know how many valence electrons are present in a given molecule in order to determine its Lewis dot structure.

To learn more about Lewis dot structure, refer to the link below:

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