On scrap paper, complete the structure of the molecule shown by adding lone pairs as needed to complete the octets of the nitrogen atoms. Then answer the question below. CH3-N=N=N What are the formal charges on the nitrogen atoms in this molecule, proceeding from the nitrogen atom farthest to the left to the nitrogen atom farthest to the right? O-1, +1, and 0 O 1, 0, and +1 O 0,-1, and +1 O 0, +1, and -1

On scrap paper, complete the structure of the molecule shown by adding lone pairs as needed to complete the octets of the nitrogen atoms. Then answer the question below. CH3-N=N=N What are the formal charges on the nitrogen atoms in this molecule, proceeding from the nitrogen atom farthest to the left to the nitrogen atom farthest to the right? O-1, +1, and 0 O 1, 0, and +1 O 0,-1, and +1 O 0, +1, and -1

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter6: Covalent Bonding

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