chemistry
How to find a lone pair in simple way?
Step 1: write the configuration of element and then show the valence elactrons around the symbol of element . Step2: make the bonds around the atom according to its valency […]
Step 1: write the configuration of element and then show the valence elactrons around the symbol of element .
Step2: make the bonds around the atom according to its valency and use the electrons for making the bonds.
Step3: Now see if there are any unshared electrons pairs.
These are your lone pairs.
See the picture, examples depict the lone pairs of oxygen and nitrogen. Here are some examples: Ammonia and Water molecules , in ammonia Nitrogen is having one lone pair and in water Oxygen atom is having two lone pairs respectively.
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