This chapter outlines 10 learning objectives for students to master representations of molecular structure including converting between Lewis structures, condensed structures, and bond-line drawings. It also covers identifying functional groups, determining formal charges and non-bonding electrons, drawing and analyzing resonance structures, and predicting hybridization states.
This chapter outlines 10 learning objectives for students to master representations of molecular structure including converting between Lewis structures, condensed structures, and bond-line drawings. It also covers identifying functional groups, determining formal charges and non-bonding electrons, drawing and analyzing resonance structures, and predicting hybridization states.
This chapter outlines 10 learning objectives for students to master representations of molecular structure including converting between Lewis structures, condensed structures, and bond-line drawings. It also covers identifying functional groups, determining formal charges and non-bonding electrons, drawing and analyzing resonance structures, and predicting hybridization states.
This chapter outlines 10 learning objectives for students to master representations of molecular structure including converting between Lewis structures, condensed structures, and bond-line drawings. It also covers identifying functional groups, determining formal charges and non-bonding electrons, drawing and analyzing resonance structures, and predicting hybridization states.
1. Convert between Lewis structures and condensed (or partially condensed)
structures. 2. Draw bond-line structures from either Lewis structures or condensed (or partially condensed) structures. 3. Identify functional groups given condensed (or partially condensed) structures or bond-line drawings. 4. Determine the number of non-bonding electrons on an atom if given formal charge. 5. Draw and identify resonance structures. 6. Use curved arrows to illustrate how to convert between resonance structures. 7. Determine whether or not a potential resonance structure is significant and determine the relative importance of any significant resonance structures (major versus minor). 8. Draw the resonance hybrid. 9. Identify localized and delocalized lone pairs. 10. Predict the hybridization of any atom with lone pairs.