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Winga
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About sulphate and resonance
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Is there any resonance effect on SO
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yes, there is resonance in SO4
2-
. When u draw the lewisdotstructure for SO4(2-), you'll get 2 double bonds, and thus you can move pi-electrons across the molecule. You can do this by making 6 resonance hybrids.
You should check the following site:
http://www.chem.latech.edu/~upali/chem481/chem481c3.html
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I wonder whether the resonance effect can undergo via d orbitals.
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