Chemistry, asked by kapooraditya0894, 10 months ago

Difference between Sulphar, sulphate, sulphide and sulfide

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Answered by Human100

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Sulfide is S2-, sulfur has a net negative charge of 2. Sulfate is SO42-, it is an ion with a net negative charge of 2. Sulfite is SO32-, it is an ion with a net negative charge of 2. Sulphate is SO4 i.e one molecule of sulphate has 1 atom of Sulphur and 4 atoms of Oxygen.

Answered by ajomon

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One OBVIOUS difference is in spelling

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