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H₂O molecule
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Write the formula clearly. Use subscript for chemical symbols.
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Lesson details & full guide
Mastery path · STEM diagram lab (classroom sequence)
Step 0 of 5 · Students produce labeled diagrams with explanation prompts you can reuse yearly.
Concept goal
Draw H₂O with correct bent shape and label the bond angle.
Practice task
Which misconception does this diagram catch?
Mini project: Peer critique with two glows and one grow
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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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