(a)
Interpretation- To determine the electron dot structure for propene
Concept Introduction-
Electron dot structure: These structure represent the
Following are the steps to draw electron dot structure:
- Count the valence electrons of the molecule.
- Draw skeletal structure using single bonds represented by two dots.
- Complete the octet of all the atom using lone pairs and multiple bonds.
(a)
Explanation of Solution
Propene
Electron dot structure of propene:
(b)
Interpretation- To determine the electron dot structure for propane
Concept Introduction-
Electron dot structure: This structure represents the chemical bond and lone pairs on atoms in a molecule.
Following are the steps to draw electron dot structure:
- Count the valence electrons of the molecule.
- Draw skeletal structure using single bonds represented by two dots.
- Complete the octet of all the atom using lone pairs and multiple bonds.
(b)
Explanation of Solution
Propane
Electron dot structure of propane:
(c)
Interpretation- To determine the electron dot structure for propyne
Concept Introduction-
Electron dot structure: This structure represents the chemical bond and lone pairs on atoms in a molecule.
Following are the steps to draw electron dot structure:
- Count the valence electrons of the molecule.
- Draw skeletal structure using single bonds represented by two dots.
- Complete the octet of all the atom using lone pairs and multiple bonds.
(c)
Explanation of Solution
Propyne
Electron dot structure of propyne:
(d)
Interpretation- To determine the electron dot structure for cyclobutane
Introduction-
Electron dot structure: This structure represents the chemical bond and lone pairs on atoms in a molecules.
Following are the steps to draw electron dot structure:
- Count the valence electrons of the molecule.
- Draw skeletal structure using single bonds represented by two dots
- Complete the octet of all the atom using lone pairs and multiple bonds.
(d)
Explanation of Solution
Cyclobutane
Electron dot structure of cyclobutane:
Chapter 22 Solutions
Chemistry 2012 Student Edition (hard Cover) Grade 11
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