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H₂O molecule
Draw H₂O, label oxygen and hydrogen, write H₂O, and explain polarity simply.
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H₂O molecule
Mode: Formula & writing · Draw a chemical structure
Draw H₂O, label oxygen and hydrogen, write H₂O, and explain polarity simply.
Show the bent shape — water is not a straight line.
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Observe the structure
Linear H-O-H
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H₂O molecule
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Draw H₂O, label oxygen and hydrogen, write H₂O, and explain polarity simply.
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Write the formula clearly. Use subscript for chemical symbols.
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Mastery path · Atoms and molecules
Step 2 of 3 · Sketch Lewis-style reasoning and key geometries for common molecules.
Concept goal
Draw H₂O with correct bent shape and label the bond angle.
Practice task
Why is water bent?
Mini project: Polar vs nonpolar micro-poster
Master the diagram before you memorize the words. Visual structure is the scaffold.
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Drawing steps
- Draw oxygen as larger circle.
- Add two H atoms at an angle (not straight).
- Show two lone pairs on oxygen.
- Label bond angle approximately 104.5°.
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