All of them is wrong can you please fix it for me, the instructions in the second picture These two "slots" are filled by one of the unshared electron pairs on sulfur, thus forming acoordinate covalent bond since both electrons in the bond are provided by the same element (in thiscase, sulfur). Keep this in mind when you are drawing structures with aTpt of oxygens and you don'tknow where to bond them. Also note that oxygen does not usually do thls with other oxygens unless ithas no other choice...S = 0:Finally, since the double bond could just as easily be with the left-hand oxygen, there are tworesonance structures for this molecule:..o -S = 0:= S-0:12. Draw the Lewis Structures for each of the following molecules and ions by first clicking on the blueboxes and then on "edir. If you'd rather do this on paper, do so neatly and then paste a picture of yauranswer in place of the blue box. Exther way works.a. Ozone, O, Seturiond. Sulfur trioxide, SO,dini hayentetveyidee. dinitrogen tetroxide, N,O,:0=N-NE 0:Nengen Snle tim andCuaten clecto chiivt sndf. Chlorate, ClO, (one chlorine andthree oxygens)eris as 2AS%3BCALL

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12. Draw the Lewis Structures for each of the following molecules and ions by first clicking on the blue boxes and then on "edir. If you'd rather do this on paper, do so neatly and then paste a picture of your answer in place of the blue box. Either way works. h tewhs Stcu a. Ozone, O,

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Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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