2 oxygen atoms combine with 1 sulfur atom to form sulfur dioxide. It is possible for 1 oxygen atom to bond with half a sulfur form atom during this reaction? Why/why not?
atom is called a coordinate covalent bond. To indicate a coordinate covalent bond an arrow is sometimes drawn from the atom that donates the electron pair toward the atom with which the pair is shared.
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yan lng Kaya ko Kung anlinlangan ka wag nlng btw hehe
