Two possible Lewis structures for the cyanate ion are shown below, with formal charges (FC) calculated for each atom. One structure has carbon as the central atom and the other has a nitrogen as a central atom. By considering formal charges, which arrangement of atoms is the best, and therefore most likely structure for cyanate? FC: -1 00 FC: -1 [N=C: STRUCTURE A STRUCTURE B Structure A Structure B Both are equally likely QUESTION 19 Two possible Lewis structures for the thiocyanate ion are shown below, with formal charges (FC) calculated for each atom. One structure has carbon as the central atom and the other has a nitrogen as a central atom. By considering formal charges, which arrangement of atoms is the best, and therefore most likely structure for thiocyanate? FC: 00-1 FC: -1 +1 -1 STRUCTURE A STRUCTURE B O Structure A husban

Two possible Lewis structures for the cyanate ion are shown below, with formal charges (FC) calculated for each atom. One structure has carbon as the central atom and the other has a nitrogen as a central atom. By considering formal charges, which arrangement of atoms is the best, and therefore most likely structure for cyanate? FC: -1 00 FC: -1 [N=C: STRUCTURE A STRUCTURE B Structure A Structure B Both are equally likely QUESTION 19 Two possible Lewis structures for the thiocyanate ion are shown below, with formal charges (FC) calculated for each atom. One structure has carbon as the central atom and the other has a nitrogen as a central atom. By considering formal charges, which arrangement of atoms is the best, and therefore most likely structure for thiocyanate? FC: 00-1 FC: -1 +1 -1 STRUCTURE A STRUCTURE B O Structure A husban

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