Then "connect the dots" by drawing a line between the lone dots on neighboring elements. Each ash symbolizes that the pair of electrons is being shared by the two elements (l.e. t symbolizes a Dvalent bond). HÖ H Note that Lewis Structures must follow the octet rule: If done correctly, each element wil have Exactly 8 electrons around it. There are two exceptions to this: Hydrogen is stable with only 2 electrons hle boron is stable with only 6. - Draw the Lewis Structures for each of the following molecules by first clicking on the blue boxes and nen on "edit". If you'd rather do this on paper, do so neatly and then paste a picture of your answer in lace of the blue box. Either way works. a. Methane, CH,

Then "connect the dots" by drawing a line between the lone dots on neighboring elements. Each ash symbolizes that the pair of electrons is being shared by the two elements (l.e. t symbolizes a Dvalent bond). HÖ H Note that Lewis Structures must follow the octet rule: If done correctly, each element wil have Exactly 8 electrons around it. There are two exceptions to this: Hydrogen is stable with only 2 electrons hle boron is stable with only 6. - Draw the Lewis Structures for each of the following molecules by first clicking on the blue boxes and nen on "edit". If you'd rather do this on paper, do so neatly and then paste a picture of your answer in lace of the blue box. Either way works. a. Methane, CH,

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