Lewis structure of ethyl radical (C2H5)
Jul 20，2026
The Lewis structure of the ethyl radical (C2H5) consists of a central carbon atom (C), five surrounding hydrogen atoms (H) and a positive charge (+1). The carbon atoms (C) are linked by single bonds, with one carbon atom (C) bonded to three hydrogen atoms via single bonds at one end, and the other carbon atom (C) bonded to two hydrogen atoms via single bonds at the other end. The structure is enclosed in square brackets [], with a positive charge (+1) indicated in the top right-hand corner. See the figure below for the specific structure:
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