determine the lone pairs and electron and electron densities in C in CH4, O in CH3OH, F in PH2F, N in NOH
1 answer:
In CH4, C has no lone pairs, the electron density is zero since it is equally distributed.
in CH3OH, O has 2 lone pairs.
In PH2F, F has 3 lone pairs
In NOH, N has 1 lone pair, in this case, oxygen has more lone pairs than N as such the electron density of oxygen is higher than that of nitrogen.
*Reference pictures to see how they each connect.
in CH3OH, O has 2 lone pairs.
In PH2F, F has 3 lone pairs
In NOH, N has 1 lone pair, in this case, oxygen has more lone pairs than N as such the electron density of oxygen is higher than that of nitrogen.
*Reference pictures to see how they each connect.
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