Add lone pair of electrons where necessary to complete the valence shell of atoms in the molecule drawn below. Then assign formal charges where appropriate. In the small square boxes write the hybridization of all the N and the O atoms. In the dotted box write the overall charge of the molecule. H H H H H H H

Add lone pair of electrons where necessary to complete the valence shell of atoms in the molecule drawn below. Then assign formal charges where appropriate. In the small square boxes write the hybridization of all the N and the O atoms. In the dotted box write the overall charge of the molecule. H H H H H H H

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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