What is the formal charge on the $N$ atom in the $[S-C \equiv N:]^-$ ion?
- Azero
- B$3$
- C$-2$
- D$2$
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Calculate the formal charge on the $C$ atom in the thiocyanate ion $(SCN^-)$ as shown in the structure.
What are the formal charge on each oxygen atom and the $P-O$ bond order in the $PO_4^{3-}$ ion,respectively?
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View SolutionIdentify the correct statements from the following.
$(I)$ $SnCl_2$ is ionic,but $SnCl_4$ is covalent in nature.
$(II)$ All linear diatomic molecules have zero dipole moment.
$(III)$ Both $NO$ and $O_2$ are paramagnetic.
$(I)$ $SnCl_2$ is ionic,but $SnCl_4$ is covalent in nature.
$(II)$ All linear diatomic molecules have zero dipole moment.
$(III)$ Both $NO$ and $O_2$ are paramagnetic.
The formal charges of $C$ and $O$ atoms in $CO_2$ $(\ddot{O}=C=\ddot{O})$ are,respectively:
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
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