Display Lone Pair of Electrons - English
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Outline:
Load model of water from the database. Display the lone pair of electrons on the oxygen atom using script commands. Edit the command to change the color of the lobe representing the lone pair. Load a model of ammonia on the panel. Display the lone pair of electrons on the nitrogen atom using script commands.
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