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Reply To: Oblique paired electron dot bonds

Home › Forums › Nemeth Code for Math and Science › Oblique paired electron dot bonds › Reply To: Oblique paired electron dot bonds

March 19, 2014 at 9:14 am #22368
Chris Clemens
Keymaster

We checked with someone knowledgeable in chemistry. Those are paired electron dots, so you would use 1456. Look at example 4.1.5-2 in the Chemistry Code book. It appears very similar to the example you attached.

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