2.2 Drawing Line Angle Structures (aka Bond Line Structures) | Organic Chemistry

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hi does it matter where we draw our double bond on the carbon chain? (as on top or bottom) And if it does, how do we determine where it goes?

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If one bond is made of two electrons, then why can't the lone electron from a radical and the lone electron from a hydrogen atom create a chemical bond?

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