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Every chemistry student has to learn how to draw Lewis Dot Structures. The key is to understand the steps and practice. Lewis Structures are important to learn because they help us predict: the shape of a molecule. How the molecule might react with other molecules. The physical properties of the molecule (like boiling point, surface tension, etc.).
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Starting with a structure indicating only atom connections (single bonds), you can practice constructing a Lewis dot structure. Just click on the atom or bond you wish to modify. Nonzero formal charges are indicated for each atom in the structure once the total number of.

Every chemistry student has to learn how to draw Lewis Dot Structures. The key is to understand the steps and practice.

Lewis Structures are important to learn because they help us predict:

the shape of a molecule.
how the molecule might react with other molecules.
the physical properties of the molecule (like boiling point, surface tension, etc.).

That helps us understand and predict interactions with things like medicine and our body, materials used to make buildings and airplanes, and all sorts of other substances. Lewis structures don't tell us everything, but along with molecule geometry and polarity they are hugely informative.

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Acetone	(C₃H₆O)
AsCl₃	(Arsenic Trichloride)
AsF₃	(Arsenic Trifluoride)
AsF₅	(Arsenic Pentafluoride)
AsF₆^-	(AsF₆^-)
AsH₃	(Arsenic Trihydride)
AsO₃^3-	(Arsenite Ion)
BBr₃	(Boron Tribromide)
BCl₃	(Boron Trichloride)
BF₃	(Boron Trichloride)
BF₄^-	(Tetrafluoroborate Ion)
BH₃	(Boron Hydride)
BH₄^-	(BH₄^-)
B(OH)₃	(B(OH)₃)
BeCl₂	(Beryllium Chloride)
BeF₂	(Beryllium Fluoride)
BeH₂	(Beryllium Hydride)
Br₂	(Bromine Gas or Elemental Bromine)
Br₃^-	(Tribromide Ion)
BrF	(Bromine Monofluoride)
BrF₂	(Bromine Difluoride)
BrCl₃	(Bromine Trichloride)
BrF₃	(Bromine Trifluoride)
BrF₅	(Bromine Pentafluoride)
BrO^-	(Hypobromite Ion)
BrO₂^-	(Bromite Ion)
BrO₃^-	(Bromate Ion)
C₂^2-	(Dicarbide Ion)
CBr₄	(Carbon Tetabromide)
CCl₄	(Carbon Tetachloride)
ClF	(Chlorine Monofluoride)
CF₂Cl₂	(Dichlorodifluoromethane)
CH₂Cl₂	(CH₂Cl₂)
CH₃^-	(CH₃^-)
CH₃Br	(CH₃Br)
CH₃Cl	(Chloromethane or Methyl Chloride)
CH₃CN	(Acetonitril or Methyl Cyanide)
CH₃COO^-	CH₃COO^-
CH₃COOH	(Acetic Acid)
CH₃F	(CH₃F)
CH₃NH₂	(Methylamine)
CH₃NO₂	(CH₃NO₂)
CH₃OCH₃	(Dimethyl Ether or Methoxymethane)
CH₃OH	(Methanol or Methyl Alcohol)
CH₄	(Methane)
C₂F₄	(C₂F₄)
C₂H₂	(Ethyne or Acetylene)
C₂H₂Br₂	(C₂H₂Br₂)
C₂H₂Cl₂	(C₂H₂Cl₂)
C₂H₄	(Ethene)
C₂H₆	(Ethane)
C₂H₆O	C₂H₆O
C₃H₆	(C₃H₆)
C₃H₈	(Propane)
C₄H₁₀	(Butane)
C₆H₆	(Isomers - including Benzene)
C₆H₁₂	(C₆H₁₂)
CHCl₃	(Chloromethane)
CH₂F₂	(Difluoromethane)
CH₂O	(Methanal or Formaldehyde)
CH₄O	(CH₄O)
Cl₂	(Chlorine Gas or Elemental Chlorine)
Cl₂CO	(Cl₂CO)
Cl₂O	(Dichlorine Monoxide)
Cl₃PO	(Phosphoryl Trichloride)
ClF₃	(Chlorine Trifluoride)
ClF₅	(Chlorine Tetrafluoride)
ClO^-	(Hypochlorite Ion)
ClO₂	(Chlorine Dioxide)
ClO₂^-	(Chlorite Ion)
ClO₃^-	(Chlorate Ion)
ClO₄^-	(Perchlorate Ion)
CO	(Carbon monoxide)
CO₂	(Carbon Dioxide)
CO₃^2-	(Carbonate Ion)
COCl₂	(COCl₂)
COF₂	(COF₂)
COH₂	(COH₂)
CN^-	(Cyanide Anion)
CS₂	(Carbon Disulfide)
F₂	(Fluorine Gas, Difluorine)
H₂	(Hydrogen Gas or Elemental Hydrogen)
H₂CO	(Formaldehyde or Methanal)
H₂CO₃	(Carbonic Acid)
H₂O	(Water or Dihydrogen monoxide)
H₃

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