For each of the following, put the proper formal charges near each atom with a formal charge that is not zero. Unless otherwise noted, assume that atoms, other than hydrogen, have an octet (lone pairs are not shown).1. Structure 1: Formaldehyde (H2CO) - H — C — O (C is double-bonded to O) - Atoms: 2 H, 1 C, 1 O2. Structure 2: Methanamide (CH3NH) - H \ N — C — H / H - Atoms: 3 H, 1 N, 1 C3. Structure 3: Formic Acid (HCOOH) - H — C — O — H (C is double-bonded to O) - Atoms: 2 H, 1 C, 2 O4. Structure 4: Carbocation (H3C—C+—CH3) - Central carbon is positively charged, without an octet. - Atoms: 2 CH3 groups, 1 C - Notations: The central carbon atom does not have an octet.Ensure to place the correct formal charges on atoms where necessary.

Formal charge is expressed as : FC = No. of valence shell electrons - No. of covalent bonds - 2*No.…

For each of the following, put the proper formal charges near each atom with a formal charge that is not zero. ome otherwise noted, assume that atoms, other than hydrogen, have an octet (lone pairs are not shown).

For each of the following, put the proper formal charges near each atom with a formal charge that is not zero. ome otherwise noted, assume that atoms, other than hydrogen, have an octet (lone pairs are not shown).

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