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Lewis structure practice slides

Lewis structure practice slides. Bring your practice work to me if you have any doubts. Bellwork Feb. 24 th. Draw Lewis Structures for the following molecules in your notebooks. You must draw basic electron dot diagrams for all elements as a first step. This is mandatory. N 2

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Lewis structure practice slides

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  1. Lewis structure practice slides Bring your practice work to me if you have any doubts.

  2. Bellwork Feb. 24th • Draw Lewis Structures for the following molecules in your notebooks. You must draw basic electron dot diagrams for all elements as a first step. This is mandatory. • N2 • O2 EX.S2  • H2 • C2 S2 Lewis structure  • H20 • Methane (CH4) • Ethane (C2H6) • Ammonia (NH3)

  3. Classwork Feb. 27th • Draw Lewis Structures for the following molecules in your notebooks. You must draw basic electron dot diagrams for all elements as a first step. This is mandatory. • P2 • Se2 EX.S2  • F2 • Cl2 S2 Lewis structure  • H2S • SiH4 • Octane (C8H18) • PH3 (When you are finished, please work on Chapter 4 of your workbooks.)

  4. Classwork Feb. 28th • Draw Lewis Structures for the following molecules in your notebooks. You must draw basic electron dot diagrams for all elements as a first step. • CH4 • C2H6 EX.S2  • C3H8 • C4H10 S2 Lewis structure  • C5H12 • C6H14 • C7H16 • Nonane (C8H18) • Benzene (C6H6) (*Really think outside the box. Try for 5 minutes, then dive into the workbook*) (Hint, a snake eating its tail.)

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