The Lewis structure for butyl thiol is shown in the image attached.
What is Lewis structure for butyl thiol?
Four carbon atoms are arranged linearly in the Lewis structure of butyl thiol, each of which is bound to the central sulfur atom. The carbon atoms are joined by hydrogen atoms, while the sulfur atom has a single lone pair. With the exception of hydrogen, every atom in this representation has an entire outer shell made up of eight electrons in accordance with the octet rule.
The electron distribution and connectivity in butyl thiol, a molecule with a thiol functional group that is frequently present in organic compounds and is recognized for having a pungent smell similar to rotten onions or garlic, are captured by the structure.