I need help making electron dot structures and structural formulas for sulfur hexachloride, methylcyclohexane, and phenol. Any help is appreciated. What they are or how to make them.

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abb0t · Answer

sulfer $\sf \color{red}{hexa}$ = 6

abb0t · Answer

The other ones, is hard to describe, but it is a 6-membered ring, since it says $6$. Hint. hint. 

Phenol is the same thing as benzenol or hydroxybenzene.

kc_kennylau · Answer

1. Sulfur hexachloride has a so-called "expanded octet". Elements with atomic number larger than 10 can have an expanded octet. The sulfur atom here has 12 electrons around him.

2. Methylcyclohexane is just a cyclohexane with an attached methyl, there's no exception in this molecule :)

3. as @abb0t said, phenol is benzenol, that is an $OH^-$ attached to benzene (attention: the $OH^-$ here is not an ion)