Lone Pairs
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Re: Lone Pairs
Lone pairs are pairs of electrons in the valence shell that are not shared with another atom through bonding. The lone pairs in a lewis structure are the pairs of electrons that are drawn as dots around the atom. For example, in NH3, N has one lone pair of electrons because it shares six with the three Hydrogens and two are left over.
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Re: Lone Pairs
When you look at a lewis structure, the lone pairs are the dots around the electrons, NOT the electrons that are shared through the line. Also, if there are 4 dots (example: Oxygen has one line representing two shared electrons and four dots around the electron) that means there are 4 lone pairs, NOT two pairs.
Re: Lone Pairs
Lone pairs are electrons in the structure that are not shared between atoms or in other words, not involved in a bond. They are generally represented by dots around the atom that they belong to.
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Re: Lone Pairs
Lone pair electrons are electrons that are not bonded to other elements. In other words, they are not shared with any other elements.
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Re: Lone Pairs
Lone pairs are pairs of electrons that are not shared with other elements. They are represented by dots around an element. To find the amount of lone pairs, count the number of dots and divide that number by 2.
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Re: Lone Pairs
Lone pairs refers to a pair of valence electrons that are shared with another atoms when covalently bonded.
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Re: Lone Pairs
Katherine Brenner 3H wrote:Will you have lone pairs during an ionic bond?
In covalent Lewis Dot Structures, we usually look at shared electrons vs. lone pairs, but in ionic bonds, we don't have those shared electrons, so technically all the electrons are lone pairs.
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Re: Lone Pairs
In Lewis Structures lone pairs are electrons that are not associated with other elements. When it comes to drawling the lewis structure, the lone pairs will be the excess dots that are left over in the central atom.
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