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Original post by Ze Witcher
Hey, its been a few months since I've recapped this stuff 
No worries
Anyway. I'm just really confused whether this thread is about Silicon Dioxide or Sulfur Dioxide now. Because OP wrote S as the symbol but said Silicon
OP for the record:
Silicon dioxide is giant covalent with each silicon singly bonded to 4 oxygens.
Sulfur dioxide is simple covalent with each sulfur doubly bonded to 2 oxygens, and is bent.
(edited 7 years ago)
Original post by alow
In SO2, the sulfur clearly has an oxidation state of +4...
Hi, so for the dot and cross diagram of so2 , it is just 2 double covalent bonds right? Cheers
Original post by coconut64
Hi, so for the dot and cross diagram of so2 , it is just 2 double covalent bonds right? Cheers
And a lone pair.
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