Drawing molecules every time may be tedious, time and space-consuming. So, you must understand how to use short-hand methods to represent organic structures.

In this chapter, we have an extensive set of examples of representing organic compounds, including long chains, wedges, dashes, rings, and dots, thereby understanding the chemistry language.

Drawing Organic Structures – Chapter Covers:

Introduction
Kekulé
Condensed
Skeletal or Bond line
Polygon formula
Lewis Structures- What are Lewis structures and How to Draw
Rules to Draw Lewis structures- With Solved Examples
Lewis structures- Solved Examples, Neutral molecules, Anions, and Cations
Limitation of Lewis structures
3D structure representation- Dash and Wedge line
Molecular models for organic structure representation- Stick model, Ball-stick, and Space-filling
Molecular Formula