Question

Covalent bond of sulphur dioxide

Answer 1

Answer:

Sulfur Dioxide is a process of covalent bonding, since Sulfur and Oxygen are both non-metals. Sulfur, again, is the central atom surrounded by 4 shared pairs of electrons between two Oxygen atoms and 1 unshared pair. Each Oxygen atom is double bonded to the Sulfur atom and achieves the octet rule.

Answer 2

Answer:

Sulphur and Oxygen are non-metals obviously.

Sulphur and Oxygen are non-metals obviously. Sulphur is the central atom surrounded by four shared pairs of electrons between two oxygen atom and one Unshaped pair as you can see in the attachment above.

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