Lewis structures for simple organic compounds

[SabrinaSubinFu]

Thanks for a great video on Lewis structures! And for showing how you can teach at home with your little one! :-)

[sue741852]

OH SHIT

[VITASIMS]

Very helpful. thank you!

[liciapriest]

Where are the answers shown for H202, HCN, CHCL3,CH20? I did not see them at the beginning of the next video which is Lewis structure nitrate anion as was mentioned

[criminalminds20]

wow!!! Honestly THE best explanations I've ever seen. I dropped chem because of this and I'm retaking it and I am sure your videos will help me through. Thank You soooo much. You're awesome, keep it up.

[soniapuri21]

why does carbon WANT to be in the middle,as it is the least electronegetive ??

[darlingdondon]

amazing video

ur explaination made it easy

awesome work

carry on the good work

[sakura3syaoron]

OMG. I JUST HAD AN OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH MOMENT.

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO IT HELPED ME UNDERSTAND SOOOOO MUCH! TYTYTYTYTYTY :D

[TheJanicepoboly]

can u plez show us how to draw the lewis structure for SO2Cl2? thanks a lot for helping us!

[mariarlopez0623]

Thank you so much for helping us!

[kodachromeable]

amzing!! love you!

[seanashleycasey]

thank you so much! i sat through three lectures trying to figure this out and here i learned it in 5 minutes...! :) thank you!

[Addicti0nz1]

thanx girl!

[b03hse]

beautiful voice

[MsGrammarnazi]

cool--thanks for post

[ivotascani]

thanks so much for such a great teaching lesson!!!! you are a great teacher! I have a Chem final coming this thursday, and this video is helping me a lot! thanks again!

I'm in Chicago! where are you?

Andre

[owl2366]

what i need help understanding along with many of my fellow classmates :P is the intermolecular forces and polarity, pleh please :(

[ysay012]

where are the answers.??

[majesticalps]

Hi,

How can I thank you for such an awesome tutorial! Just brilliant! I was close to crying because I couldn't figure out where the charges were coming from!! This made it crystal clear. Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

God Bless :)

[rocklee309]

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[judyshin1220]

wow, wow, awesome, honest to goodness, you make it look really easy!!!

[mateobabii]

In which videos do you have the answers for this???

[skanimerding]

it made me laugh when you dranwn the smilie face...  :) really good

[holacyare]

I can't really find the answer. I got stucked on the last question. thank you

[GEagle30]

How old are you?

[eenymeenyminymo]

where are the answers for thiss??

[josecordoba28]

Please marry me and you can teach me this all the time. lol. thanxs for the video

[Titansrock]

plz post if u can grade 12 chemistry :o! it'll be very helpful ^^, i hope more ppl watch u videos, very educational.

[scimitar91]

wait. for CH2O why not just triple bond the C and O on the left one? Then it would be happier.

[TTUchem1010]

Glad to see you're thinking! If you do that, then the oxygen would be really mad. Oxygen is in period 2, so it can't have more than 8 electrons (an expanded octet). As you've suggested, it would have 10 electrons. :(

Remember, oxygen "wants" 2 bonds and 2 lone pairs = 8 electrons. (Side note: in some structures, you'll see oxygen with 3 bonds and 1 lone pair = 8 electrons and a 1+ formal charge. Example: H3O+, the hydronium ion.)

[scimitar91]

thank you. so helpful.

[Kelkaurine]

Thank you for these videos they are very helpful!

[nigdaveilyaM]

very helpful, thank you