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The type of hybridization present on 'S' in SO2and SO3molecules
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Answered by bijayashreenayak121
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type of hybridisation present on S in SO² is Sp2 hybridisation .....

in SO³ Sp3 hybrisation takes place

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Answered by archanajhaasl
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Answer:

sp² hybridization is present on 'S' in both SO₂ and SO₃ molecules

respectively.​

Explanation:

CASE A: Sulfur dioxide(SO₂)

  • The hybridization that occurs in sulfur dioxide is of the sp² kind.
  • We'll start by examining the core sulfur atom to make this determination.
  • This center atom bonds with two oxygen atoms to create SO₂, and their structure is denoted by the formula O=S=O.
  • Regarding the bonds, sulfur and the two oxygen atoms create one sigma bond and one pi bond. The atom can also hold one single pair.

CASE B: Sulfur trioxide(SO₃)

  • Sulfur, the main atom in SO₃, will form three double bonds with oxygen.
  • The sp² orbitals on sulfur and oxygen form a single bond known as the sigma bond.
  • Sulfur's empty p orbital and oxygen's empty p orbital combine to form the double bond.

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