Coordinate Covalent Bonds

Explanation and examples of writing Lewis Dot Structures with coordinate covalent bonds.
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Do you have to make a lewis for structure to know if the molecule has a coordinate bond?

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The last example has 31 valence electrons and you used 32 valence electrons, how?
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@@OldSchoolChemistry So if lets say an ion has -2 charge, then we add 2 electrons to the total number of valence electrons to be used?

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thanks for the explanation but shouldn't we use an arrow to denote coordinate covalent bond/ dative bond.

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