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To draw a Lewis Dot structure for molecules containing only single bonds.
In this packet, a video and practice problems will introduce the process for creating Lewis Dot structures for simple molecules, with rules that can later be expanded upon to create Lewis Dot structures for more complex molecules.
By now, you should be able to create a Lewis Dot diagram for a single representative element. If not, refer back to the packet Lewis Dot Diagrams 1: Elements for more information. In this packet, we'll expand on that to create Lewis Dot structures for simple molecules (ones containing only single bonds). We will also review how to identify bonding pairs and lone pairs of electrons.
This video will review how to draw a Lewis Dot structure for a simple molecule containing only single bonds.
Once you've mastered writing Lewis Dot structures for the molecules shown in this packet, you're ready to move on to more complex molecules. Have a look at the packet Lewis Dot Diagrams 3: Complex Molecules to see what comes next.
