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Chapter 3, Problem 3.66QP
Interpretation Introduction

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The elements which cannot be central atom in Lewis structure has to be explained.

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Lewis symbols of individual atoms helps to understand the bonding process.  Lewis symbols for atoms are building blocks that enable construction of Lewis structures for compounds and polyatomic ions that depict the role of valence electrons in bonding and structure.

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