SO2 structures Use these proposed Lewis structures of SO, to answer the next three questions. A C Ö-s=0 0=s-Ö: 0=s=g Ö-S-Ö: Ö-S-Ö: Which of the structures above satisfy the octet rule for all atoms? Select all "Not Satisfied" if any atoms do not satisfy the octet rule in a structure. Select "All Octets" only if all atoms satisfy the octet rule.

SO2 structures Use these proposed Lewis structures of SO, to answer the next three questions. A C Ö-s=0 0=s-Ö: 0=s=g Ö-S-Ö: Ö-S-Ö: Which of the structures above satisfy the octet rule for all atoms? Select all "Not Satisfied" if any atoms do not satisfy the octet rule in a structure. Select "All Octets" only if all atoms satisfy the octet rule.

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