SO3 has how many regions of high electron density and how many bonded electrons when the octet rule is strictly obeyed?1.5; 142.4; 63.3; 84.4; 145.3; 106.5; 67.4; 58.3; 69.4; 8

Respuesta :

Answer:

3 regions of high electronic density

2 simple links

1 double bond

Explanation:

Hello!

First we calculate the total valence electrons that make up the molecule (6 + 6 * 3 = 24)

We locate six electrons forming the bonds and complete the octecs with the remaining 18 electrons.

We move 2 electrons of an oxygen to complete the sulfur octet.

Successes with your homework!

There are 3 regions of high electronic density

2 simple links, 1 double bond

Calculation for Valence electrons:

In SO₃ molecule, the valency for sulphur atom is 6 while for oxygen also its 6.Thus,

Total valance electrons= (6 + 6 * 3 = 24)

The molecular geometry of SO₃ molecule is trigonal planar. It does not follow octet rule, because it forms three double bonds with oxygen atoms, and thus, has 6+ 6(obtained from oxygen atoms)=12 electrons.

The Lewis structure is attached below:

Find more information about Valency here:

brainly.com/question/371590

Ver imagen throwdolbeau