Asked by anne
Oxygen has a charge of -2
Sulfur has a charge of -2
My product in a equation is S02
but how is this possible is they both have the same charge?
because now the S has a charge of -2
and the O of -4
Sulfur has a charge of -2
My product in a equation is S02
but how is this possible is they both have the same charge?
because now the S has a charge of -2
and the O of -4
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
S here has +4. O always is -2, except in peroxides, and there it is -1.
Answered by
anne
so does that mean that S can have a net ionic charge of +4 as well as -2?
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