Draw all possible resonance structures for SO, SO and SO. Use the resonance structures to solve the problems below. (a) Arrange these species in order of increasing S-O bond length (shortest bond first). (b) Match each species with the number of covalent bonds predicted by Lewis structures to exist between an S atom and an O atom bonded to this S atom. (Hint: Average the number of bonds between S and an attached oxygen atom in a particular position using all of your resonance structures for the species that you are working on.) SO₂:3.00x bonds between S and 2- O. SO, vv bonds between S and 0. So :3.00× bonds between S and O. (c) Match each species with the correct formal charge on the central S atom. SO2, x 2- charge on S. SO,

Draw all possible resonance structures for SO, SO and SO. Use the resonance structures to solve the problems below. (a) Arrange these species in order of increasing S-O bond length (shortest bond first). (b) Match each species with the number of covalent bonds predicted by Lewis structures to exist between an S atom and an O atom bonded to this S atom. (Hint: Average the number of bonds between S and an attached oxygen atom in a particular position using all of your resonance structures for the species that you are working on.) SO₂:3.00x bonds between S and 2- O. SO, vv bonds between S and 0. So :3.00× bonds between S and O. (c) Match each species with the correct formal charge on the central S atom. SO2, x 2- charge on S. SO,

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