Draw the best lewis structure of POH that follows the octet rule. The center atom will have: A Two lone pairs and no double bonds B One lone pair and one double bond 0 D E One lone pair and two double bonds No lone pairs and one double bond No lone pairs and two double bonds

Draw the best lewis structure of POH that follows the octet rule. The center atom will have: A Two lone pairs and no double bonds B One lone pair and one double bond 0 D E One lone pair and two double bonds No lone pairs and one double bond No lone pairs and two double bonds

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Chapter12: Chemical Bonding

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