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Okay, so we have the molecule c2h2 that exists as h -c -c -t -h.
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So for localized electron models, we always start with a number of balanced electrons.
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It gives us two carbon with four electrons and two hundred with one variance electrons.
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So eight first two gives us ten.
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So we are working with ten electrons.
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What i like to do is keep subtracting the number of allocated electrons.
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From the original number of ions that you have.
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So let me put these atoms in order, h, c, b, h.
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C and h will share two electrons...
