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In each of these molecules, there is one cc double bond, and the rest of the carbon -carbon bonds are single bond.
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So let's try the loose structure for these molecules.
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Starting with c2h3f, first we're going to add up all the valance electrons that we have available to us to build the molecule.
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So our valence electrons, we will have two carbons, and each carbon has four balance electrons.
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So that's 8 plus 3 valance electrons from each hydrogen.
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That's 11 plus 7 valence electrons from the fluorine.
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So we have a total of 18 valence electrons.
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We have two carbons bonded with a double bond.
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So they've used up four electrons.
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And we have three hydrogens.
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So 1, 2, 3, and 1 fluorine.
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If we count the bonds, we have 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12.
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We've used 12 electrons and the six remaining electrons we will use by completing the octet of the fluorine.
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So that is the lewis structure for our first molecule.
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Next we have c3h6.
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Again, we're going to count our balanced electrons...