Propose a correct Lewis structure for the following species H6C2NO1+. All the steps of the procedure that allowed you to obtain the structure should appear. To do this, write what is indicated in each of the boxes. Draw 10 boxes on a sheet and in each of them indicate the following corresponding to its number. 1) Number of external electrons 2) Core atom 3) Initial structure (skeleton or order of atoms) 4) Spent electrons (used or bonding) 5) Missing electrons to put (remaining or surplus) 6) Numbers of electrons to complete octets. Show them in the structure. 7) Number of extra links (multiple links) 8) Proposed structure 9) Formal charges. 10) Final structure.
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Propose a correct Lewis structure for the following species H6C2NO1+.
All the steps of the procedure that allowed you to obtain the structure should appear. To do this, write what is indicated in each of the boxes. Draw 10 boxes on a sheet and in each of them indicate the following corresponding to its number.
1) Number of external electrons
2) Core atom
3) Initial structure (skeleton or order of atoms)
4) Spent electrons (used or bonding)
5) Missing electrons to put (remaining or surplus)
6) Numbers of electrons to complete octets. Show them in the structure.
7) Number of extra links (multiple links)
8) Proposed structure
9) Formal charges.
10) Final structure.
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