1. Determine all possible resonance structures of sulfite. 2 ......2019/09/10  · Review 1....

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  • Review1. Determine all possible resonance structures of sulfite.2. Calculate the bond order for s-o. 3. Is there a specific Lewis model that best represents the ion? Use formal charge to support your answer.

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