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Eddie M said:
notb665 said:
David E said:
Or even glacial acetic acid :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: or CH3COOH. Cant work out how to make a proper subscript 3

OK clever dick:

ethanoic.JPG

You're missing 2 carbons and 3 hydrogens, also it's in 2D and doesn't show the steric properties of the molecule


5/10 see me after school :D

:D I am not missing 2 carbons and 3 hydrogens. They are considered too obvious to warrant detail: the diagram should NOT be drawn like this:

ethanoic2.JPG


Note I have drawn the steric properties on the diagram above. But like I say, too detailed and cumbersome: it would all get in the way if I was to start drawing electron attacks and stuff. And the steric properties only represent the most probable formation - there is rotation around all the bonds.

What next? You want me to draw the free electron pairs on the double bonded oxygen? Come on! ;)

And I suspect you know all this!
 
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notb665 said:
Eddie M said:
notb665 said:
David E said:
Or even glacial acetic acid :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: or CH3COOH. Cant work out how to make a proper subscript 3

OK clever dick:

ethanoic.JPG

You're missing 2 carbons and 3 hydrogens, also it's in 2D and doesn't show the steric properties of the molecule


5/10 see me after school :D

:D I am not missing 2 carbons and 3 hydrogens. They are considered too obvious to warrant detail: the diagram should NOT be drawn like this:

ethanoic2.JPG


Note I have drawn the steric properties on the diagram above. But like I say, too detailed and cumbersome: it would all get in the way if I was to start drawing electron attacks and stuff. And the steric properties only represent the most probable formation - there is rotation around all the bonds.

What next? You want me to draw the free electron pairs on the double bonded oxygen? Come on! ;)

And I suspect you know all this!

No that's better, can you include the carbon SP electron orbital hybridisation please as well :LOL:
 
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Eddie M said:
notb665 said:
Eddie M said:
notb665 said:
David E said:
Or even glacial acetic acid :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: or CH3COOH. Cant work out how to make a proper subscript 3

OK clever dick:

ethanoic.JPG

You're missing 2 carbons and 3 hydrogens, also it's in 2D and doesn't show the steric properties of the molecule


5/10 see me after school :D

:D I am not missing 2 carbons and 3 hydrogens. They are considered too obvious to warrant detail: the diagram should NOT be drawn like this:

ethanoic2.JPG


Note I have drawn the steric properties on the diagram above. But like I say, too detailed and cumbersome: it would all get in the way if I was to start drawing electron attacks and stuff. And the steric properties only represent the most probable formation - there is rotation around all the bonds.

What next? You want me to draw the free electron pairs on the double bonded oxygen? Come on! ;)

And I suspect you know all this!

No that's better, can you include the carbon SP electron orbital hybridisation please as well :LOL:

Just for a molecular diagram of a molecule? No! My first picture is the accepted standard, as you well know, and you know you know, and I know you know! :D
 
Well ok, can you show me a diagram of the accompanying NaCL in its 6:6 crystalline lattice structure? :D :D
 
Eddie M said:
Well ok, can you show me a diagram of the accompanying NaCL in its 6:6 crystalline lattice structure? :D :D

I could do, but I'm not going to! You're just trying to get me at it! Next you'll ask me what happens at the edges! :D
 
notb665 said:
I could do, but I'm not going to! You're just trying to get me at it! Next you'll ask me what happens at the edges! :D
Ahh now that's easy why didn't you ask me that one?
what happens at the edges? things fall off! :)
 
notb665 said:
Eddie M said:
Well ok, can you show me a diagram of the accompanying NaCL in its 6:6 crystalline lattice structure? :D :D

I could do, but I'm not going to! You're just trying to get me at it! Next you'll ask me what happens at the edges! :D

Ah, go on, you know you want to. :D
 
Eddie M said:
Well ok, can you show me a diagram of the accompanying NaCL in its 6:6 crystalline lattice structure?

And what's "CL" anyway?! Surely you mean "Cl"? :D

Eddie M said:
Ah, go on, you know you want to.

No, really I don't. It's been ten years. I still have the nightmares. :cry: :eek:
 
I was going to post it, but I can't be ar3ed. It's 20 years since I did all that stuff, didn't do me much good.
 
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