Draw the lewis dot structure for benzene

See attached picture.

Explanation:

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In this case, Lewis' structures are basic illustrations of the outer valence shell electrons of a particular molecule. It is employed to understand how the electrons are assembled around the atom. Electrons are represented as "dots" and bonds as lines connecting the two atoms through the aforesaid dots.

In such a way, since carbon has four valance electrons it needs four bonds to accomplish the octet and hydrogen one, the Lewis' dot structure for benzene is shown on the attached picture.

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