This is a repost of a question I had earlier, because I didn't provide enough details.
Here goes the question: 2CO + O2(oxygen) yields 2CO2 (carbon dioxide).
A. Draw a molecular representation of the mixture and reactants.
- That is the whole question. The problem is that I don't know what a molecular representation looks like. Please provide a link if you can.
Thank you.
Here goes the question: 2CO + O2(oxygen) yields 2CO2 (carbon dioxide).
A. Draw a molecular representation of the mixture and reactants.
- That is the whole question. The problem is that I don't know what a molecular representation looks like. Please provide a link if you can.
Thank you.
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I think the question might be asking for something like this:
C≡O and C≡O plus O=O yields O=C=O and O=C=O
Consider adding the nonbonding electron pairs, like this:
:C≡O:
I did CO because it's easy.
HTH
C≡O and C≡O plus O=O yields O=C=O and O=C=O
Consider adding the nonbonding electron pairs, like this:
:C≡O:
I did CO because it's easy.
HTH