Drawing structures

[Lauryn Shinno 2H]

How do you represent double bonds using the VSEPR method with wedges?

[Desiree1G]

I can't say I'm positive, but I don't think we will worry about that for VSPER in Chem 14 a. However, I think it is important for when you draw your Lewis structure though :)

[Hedi Zappacosta 1E]

Dr. Lavelle said that we wouldn't be drawing the models with wedges, so I don't think you have to worry about that.

[Jordan Lo 2A]

The solid wedge is the one in the foreground, and the dashed wedge represents the one in the back

[Sydni Stewart]

I'm pretty sure when we're using the wedges and dashed lines (vsepr structures) , we're only interested in showing electron density and the resulting shape and direction. So single bonds/double bonds/triple bonds are all treated as single bonds.

[Chem_Mod]

You don't, but don't worry, you only need to draw lewis structures.

[daniella_knight1I]

You won't have to draw double bonds or wedges. Just be able to visualize the shape from the given structure.

[josephperez_2C]

Lewis structures are the only thing we need to know how to draw in the context of 14a I believe.

[305008749]

We don't have to worry about that for 14A I believe.