Science notes - Bonding in sulfur dioxide
Issue 346 | Page 12 | Published Sep 2012
Description
There appears to be a difference in the description of bonding in sulfur dioxide in British and American pre-university texts. British A-level texts describe sulfur dioxide using localised bonding with the molecule containing sulfur oxygen double bonds.
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