Question

Electrovalent dot structure of CuSO4​

Answer 1

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• Copper sulphate or CuSO4 is not an covalent compound but an ionic compound. So, it doesn't have shared pairs of electrons. Instead, it has direct give and take of electrons.
• So, the Lewis structure of copper sulphate will have a structure of sulphate ion and a copper ion separately. Sulphate has -2 charge and copper has +2 charge.

Answer 2

Answer:

Copper sulphate or CuSO4 is not an covalent compound but an ionic compound. So, it doesn't have shared pairs of electrons. Instead, it has direct give and take of electrons.