Draw the Lewis dot structure of Mesyl Chloride (CH3SO2Cl). Determine the total number of valence...
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Draw the Lewis dot structure of Mesyl Chloride {eq}(CH_{3}SO_{2}Cl). {/eq}
Determine the total number of valence shell electrons from the atoms in the formula.
Lewis dot structure:
A Lewis dot structure is drawn by using the total number of valence electrons available from constituting atoms. In a Lewis dot structure, all the constituting atoms should fulfil octet except H. The least electronegative atom (except H) is considered as the central atom in the Lewis dot structure.
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View this answerNumber of valence electrons: C{eq}\Rightarrow {/eq}4, H{eq}\Rightarrow {/eq}1, S{eq}\Rightarrow {/eq}6, O{eq}\Rightarrow {/eq}6 and...
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Learn what Lewis dot structures are, how to draw Lewis dot structures and see resonance in Lewis dot structures using the benzene Lewis dot structure example.
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