Question:
how to calculate lone pairs in any organic compound
Answer:
Lone pairs of an electron are those electrons which are present in the last shell of an atom and do not participate in the formation of a covalent bond. Thus they are the non bonding electron pairs. So any such pair of electrons present in the last shell of atoms, when they form ions, can be considered as lone pairs of electrons.
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