Electron-Dot Model of Bonding: Lewis Structures Lewis structures are drawn by following simple rules. 1.Draw the molecular skeleton 2.Count the number.

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Electron-Dot Model of Bonding: Lewis Structures Lewis structures are drawn by following simple rules. 1.Draw the molecular skeleton 2.Count the number of available valence electrons Add one electron for each negative charge, if an anion. Subtract one electron for each positive charge, if a cation. 3.Depict all covalent bonds by two shared electrons, giving as many atoms as possible a surrounding electron octet, except for H, which requires a duet. Elements at the right of the periodic table (non-metals) may contain lone pairs of electrons. Correct Lewis Structure Incorrect Lewis Structures

It is often necessary to use double or triple bonds to satisfy the octet rule:

4.Assign charges to atoms in the molecule. Charge = (# valence electrons in free, neutral atom) – - (# unshared electrons on the atom) – ½(# bonding electrons surrounding the atom) In molecules such as nitric acid, charges occur on individual atoms, even though the molecule itself is neutral.

The octet rule does not always hold. 1.The molecule or ion has an odd number of electrons. NO, CH 3, NO 2 2.The central atom has a deficiency of electrons. CH 3, BeCl 2, BH 3 3.Past row 2 of the periodic table, the central atom may be surrounded by more than 8 electrons (expanded octet).