Write the Lewis symbols for the elements of the second period.
(N/A) The Lewis symbols for the elements of the second period are as follows:
$Li$: $\cdot Li$
$Be$: $\cdot Be \cdot$
$B$: $\cdot \dot{B} \cdot$
$C$: $\cdot \dot{C} \cdot \cdot$
$N$: $\cdot \dot{N} :$
$O$: $: \dot{O} :$
$F$: $: \ddot{F} :$
$Ne$: $: \ddot{Ne} :$
$Li$: $\cdot Li$
$Be$: $\cdot Be \cdot$
$B$: $\cdot \dot{B} \cdot$
$C$: $\cdot \dot{C} \cdot \cdot$
$N$: $\cdot \dot{N} :$
$O$: $: \dot{O} :$
$F$: $: \ddot{F} :$
$Ne$: $: \ddot{Ne} :$
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