Chemistry GCSE
For dot and cross diagrams, do I have to draw the massive circles around each element or can i just draw the dots and crosses?
I would recommend drawing the whole circles in exams, but for practice drawing the dots and crosses still exemplifies ur knowlege
I agree, at least during exams you should draw the big circles as it will be clearer for you and the examiner. When it's just for you, like during revision, it's fine to not draw them.
try here it may help
https://www.science-revision.co.uk/covalent%20compounds.html
https://www.science-revision.co.uk/covalent%20compounds.html
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