Hydrogen
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Re: Hydrogen
when there's a pair of unshared electrons on F-O-N or when there's a hydrogen that is bonded to F-O-N
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Re: Hydrogen
If you mean hydrogen bonding, then it's where nitrogen, oxygen, and fluorine atoms with a lone pair are bonding sites (each lone pair is one bonding site). Hydrogen atoms attached to a nitrogen, oxygen, or fluorine are also bonding sites.
I hope this helps!
I hope this helps!
Re: Hydrogen
Normally you would just count the number of bonds (double and triple count as one) in the molecule.
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