Question:
how to calculate lone pair of electrons in organic compound
Answer:
In any organic compound, lone pair of electrons on an atom are a pair of electrons that are not shared with any other atom, and is preent always in unhybrid orbitals, like the p orbitals.
Example, nitrogen has 1 lone pair of electrons, oxygen has 2 lone pair of electrons.
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