[Nfb-science] Lewis structures

[annajee82 at gmail.com]

Mariya,
When I was working with Lewis dot structures I worked with another person.  We used model kits, which are easily available, or when we didn't have them, we just used things like little wads of paper and sticky notes and such.  I think the key here is to be creative.  If all you are working with is the lewis structures, then all you really need is something to represent bonds, something to represent lone electrons, and something to represent atoms.  You could use anything.  Or you could use something like a raised drawing board too if that works for you. 
Anyway, that was my experience.  Feel free to contact me on or off list for further questions or clarification.


Anna E Givens


> On Feb 8, 2016, at 7:31 AM, Mariya Vasileva via Nfb-science <nfb-science at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Sent from my iPhone Hi, I'm taking a non-majors chemistry basics course this semester, and we get to studying the basics to chemistry of cooking and criminal invegistation, I will have to analyse lewis structures to complete there structure or glance at them and figure out there ready made formulas. What other alternatives are there to doing these accessibly besides tactile representations of them?
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