The sulfur has a electric configuration of (2.8.6) thus giving it its 3 shells with the last having only 6 electrons. For the sulfide, it has gain two electrons making it stable and thus giving it its full 3 shells.
Sulfur
Sunday 3 July 2011
3. Draw the atomic structure of a sulfur atom and a sulfide ion....explain why you draw it this way.
The sulfur has a electric configuration of (2.8.6) thus giving it its 3 shells with the last having only 6 electrons. For the sulfide, it has gain two electrons making it stable and thus giving it its full 3 shells.
Sulfur
Sulfide
The sulfur has a electric configuration of (2.8.6) thus giving it its 3 shells with the last having only 6 electrons. For the sulfide, it has gain two electrons making it stable and thus giving it its full 3 shells.
Sulfur
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