According to the Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion (VSEPR) theory, what is the molecular shape and central atom hybridization of sulfur dioxide ()?
- Bent (V-shaped) with hybridizationCevap
- BTrigonal planar with hybridization
- CLinear with hybridization
- DBent (V-shaped) with hybridization
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Bent (V-shaped) geometry with hybridization of the central sulfur atom.
The central sulfur atom in has three electron regions around it (two bonding regions to oxygen atoms and one lone pair). Three electron regions dictate a trigonal planar electron geometry and hybridization. Because one of these regions is a lone pair, the observable molecular geometry formed by the atoms is bent (V-shaped).
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VSEPR Theory, Molecular Geometry, and Hybridization
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