Q. 1-1-30E
Question
Convert the following molecular formulas into line-bond structures that are consistent with valence rules:
(a) (b)
(c) (2 possibilities) (d) (2 possibilities)
(e ) (3 possibilities) (f) (4 possibilities)
Step-by-Step Solution
Verified(a)
Structure of
(b)
Structure of
(b)
First possible structure of
Second possible structure of
(c)
Two possible structures of
(d)
Three possible structures of
(e)
Four possible structures of
Molecular formula is the compressed version of line bond structure. In line bond structure the bonds are shown with a line and the atoms are shown by their respective symbol.
To convert a molecular formula into a line bond structure, identify the atoms present in the formula and the number of covalent bonds that atom makes. Using trial and error identify how the atoms can be put together.
(a) The structure of is represented as:
Structure of
(b) The structure of is represented as:
Structure of
(c) The two possible structures of are represented as:
First possible structure of
Second possible structure of
(d) The two possible structures of are represented as:
Two possible structures of
(e) The three possible structures of are represented as:
Three possible structures of
(f) The four possible structures of are represented as:
Four possible structures of