Part B Constitutional Isomers

BUILD MODELS CH3CH2CH2CH2CH2CH3 PART B CONSTITUTIONAL ISOMERS 

In skeletal representations the hydrogens are not shown. Is it still possible to tell how many hydrogens there are on a particular carbon If so, explain how. 

(E) If you know the formal charge of an atom in a structure, you can tell how many lone pairs are 

(E) Complete the table in Model 7 by writing in the missing molecular formulas. 

What do the molecules in a given column (1 or 2 or 3, above) have in common with the other molecules in that same column  

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