Sulfide, Sulfite, Sulfate Ions (Difference and Formulas)

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Thank you. Your explanation was straight and to the point.

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[@wbreslyn]

Excellent!

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[@wbreslyn]

Most welcome!

[@pocachontaspocachontas726]

Thank you, Dr. B. You have been very very helpful.

[@Corsaka]

why do they have equal charges, though? surely the lack of a fourth oxygen atom in the sulfite would neutralize its charge?

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[@wbreslyn]

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[@KuotingWang]

Thanks for sharing such key to know the difference!

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Thanks very much for the explanation

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Are there different temperatures at which they decompose into each other?

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[@wbreslyn]

US, near Washington, DC.

[@MothsAreTheBest]

hey could you help? I'm super confused. It says that Sulfur with 3 atoms is sulfite, so why is cr2s3 called chromium(III)sulfide??

[@wbreslyn]

With three Oxygen atoms. Note also that Cr2S3 doesn't have a charge so it isn't an ion.
This might help:
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ite, ate another oxygen so its greater

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[@wbreslyn]

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[@pranavag8677]

which grade is this for?
i think it is for 9th, but i learnt it in 7th

[@wbreslyn]

It really depends on the country, even the school district. Seems more like 9 to me.

[@Donald_Chung]

There's also some rare oxyanions of sulfur. SO 2- is thioperoxide anion, in which sulfur has the oxidation state of 0. SO2 2- is hyposulfite anion, which is unstable, decomposing into elemental sulfur and sulfite.

[@wbreslyn]

I've not really spent any time with these but they do look interesting!

[@zack_120]

It should've been covered why all three have the same charge while bound to different numbers of oxygen atoms, an obvious odd.

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sulfeat, sulfate , sulfeaten