N2O Lewis Structure - Nitrous Oxide

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I love N2O!!! Makes me feel numb

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Thanks for this, doing a project for laughing gas(n2o) and this helped a lotttr

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Outstanding video

[@abionajoseph1323]

You omitted an electron for the central nitrogen atom. Why? You only used four of its valence electron. Why did you put the last one?

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[@farmer-vm9xd7yx6p]

This particular molecule is linear and that it goes against what would be the best balance of formal charges. What is a logical way to make sense for why it is a linear molecule when a better one can be obtained from a bent molecule? When I first did this structure on my own I got (:N:) - (N:) = (:O:) Central nitrogen with 3 bonds and the molecule ends up being bent The formal charges actually balance out better than linear. All 3 elements are neutral FC. Is it a normal pattern for the diatomics to tend toward maintaining their same bonds even within a bigger molecule (if they are the central atom)? Is that why it makes any sense for the N to N to maintain that triple bond? Thanks for any logical help

[@haseldanprince9658]

late, but your lewis structure fails to achieve an octet on the leftmost nitrogen( it has 6), which should be a priority before achieving a balance of formal charges.

[@nizarkoussa2295]

If we are in an exam, do we have to write each one to find the formal charge or is there a shortcut?

[@navithang5321]

Why can't u put two bond with Oxygen and 1 bond with nitrogen

[@mehbubaali-qn4ek]

Octet rull

[@lovesealed]

Is it polar?

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[@sidsdabest2416]

Hey i have one more explanation for 2nd and 3rd structure!!! See max covalency of N is 5 thus 1 bond 2 lone or 3 bond 1 lone or 4 bond all possible BUT in 2nd it is 2 bond 2 lone Total =6 Thus not as stable as 3rd one where all covalency are met

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[@wolfoxdragon2777]

Anyone knoe why it can't be N-N=N with two free electrons in the central N and 4 on each of the other atoms? The FC balances out for every atom

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[@MISFIEDT]

Won't it make N has 9 electrons now because it makes 4 bonds? It has 5 on its own already, adding 4 bonds means adding 4 more.

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aka laughing gas

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Teachers who overcomplicate this

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[@SurinderSingh-xh1wn]

i thought oxygen would go in the middle since its more electronegativen

[@an1me451]

same

[@instantberries1540]

No the least electronegative goes in the middle not the most

[@ashwithgupta6942]

Why isn't oxygen the central atom???????

[@shrutikothawade8574]

It's more electronegative than nitrogen. Least electronegative is the central atom

[@SandeepPatel-px7rc]

Oxygen can form max 2 bond only and fluorine can only 1

[@an1me451]

im gonna cry this is the worst lewis structure ive ever had to do i spent 20 minutes trying to figure out how any of this shit makes sense

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[@Manuel-nl6hr]

Could we have a structure like this: like a shape of a triangle? N=N \ / O it makes much more sense to me and it explains the oxidation number too, im confused

[@lolerishype]

Mistake: you are missing electrons.

[@lolerishype]

An example of a possible “triangle”, or enclosed geometry would be an benzene ring.

[@Manuel-nl6hr]

@@lolerishype i dont think im missing electrons, Nitrogen has 5 valence electrons, two of them in pair, 3 of them unbonded. So the two of the 3 form a double bond and the one left forms one bond with oxygen

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