Coordinate Covalent Bond Ammonia NH 3 to Ammonium Ion [NH 4 ] + One atom contributes both electrons in a bond.
Coordinate Covalent Bond Ammonia NH 3 to Ammonium Ion [NH 4 ] + N H H H One atom contributes both electrons in a bond.
Coordinate Covalent Bond Ammonia NH 3 to Ammonium Ion [NH 4 ] + N H H H One atom contributes both electrons in a bond. N H H H H+H+
Coordinate Covalent Bond Ammonia NH 3 to Ammonium Ion [NH 4 ] + N H H H One atom contributes both electrons in a bond. N H H H H+H+
Coordinate Covalent Bond Ammonia NH 3 to Ammonium Ion [NH 4 ] + N H H H One atom contributes both electrons in a bond. N H H H H+H+
Coordinate Covalent Bond Ammonia NH 3 to Ammonium Ion [NH 4 ] + N H H H One atom contributes both electrons in a bond. N H H H H+H+
Coordinate Covalent Bond Ammonia NH 3 to Ammonium Ion [NH 4 ] + N H H H One atom contributes both electrons in a bond. N H H H H Nitrogen Contributes Both Electrons!
Compare FC of Nitrogen Ammonia NH 3 to Ammonium Ion [NH 4 ] + N H H H #Valence – (Unshared + ½ Shared) N H H H H Nitrogen Contributes Both Electrons!
Hydronium Hydronium! [H 3 O]+ O H H Acids and Protonation H+H+ Hydrogen Ion! 1s orbital is completely empty and it is extremely reactive.
Compare FC of Nitrogen Hydronium! [H 3 O]+ O H H #Valence – (Unshared + ½ Shared) H+H+ The Lone proton (H + cation) attaches itself to lone pair of valence electrons in the water molecule.
Compare FC of Nitrogen Hydronium! [H 3 O]+ O H H #Valence – (Unshared + ½ Shared) H Now we have the Hydronium Ion and we need to put in our brackets and charge.
Compare FC of Nitrogen Hydronium! [H 3 O]+ O H H #Valence – (Unshared + ½ Shared) H Now we have the Hydronium Ion and we need to put in our brackets and charge.
Compare FC of Nitrogen Hydronium! [H 3 O]+ O H H #Valence – (Unshared + ½ Shared) H Will another hydrogen attach to the other pair forming H 4 0?.
Assignment Formate Ion [HCO 2 ]- #Valence – (Unshared + ½ Shared) Draw a Lewis Dot Structure for the Formate Ion. Draw multiple structures (resonance) if necessary. Include calculations of formal charge. Then Draw the Structure (include resonance if necessary) if a Hydrogen cation (H+) attached to an oxygen and find its name. Include the formal charge