How Does the Electron Dot Diagram for CN Look?

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The discussion centers on the electron dot diagram for the cyanide ion (CN-), which features a carbon atom triple-bonded to a nitrogen atom. Participants emphasize the importance of demonstrating effort before seeking help with schoolwork problems. The clarification that CN refers to the cyanide ion rather than a neutral carbon-nitrogen molecule is highlighted, indicating the need for accuracy in chemical notation.
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how would the electron dot diargram for CN look? i am tired and stumped.
 
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Are you sure you don't mean CN-, the cyanide ion which is C tripple bonded to N?
 
kristina, we expect posters to have shown some effort before we respond to schoolwork problems.

Cesium, please keep the above in mind.
 
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