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What is the "formal charge" on CO2?

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A.) 0

B.) +1

C.) +2

D.) +3

E.) -1

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  1. A) 0 is the formal charge - it's a neutral non charged molecule, where carbon has a +4 charge, and each oxygen has  a -2 charge, so the total is zero.


  2. 0 is the formal charge

  3. A). Zero....The C(4+) ions of Carbon are neutralised by the

    2 x O(2-) ions of Oxygen to give the neutral Compound of CO2.

    O=C=O

  4. A) 0

  5. it is 0 if it is comprised of two double bonds. :O=C=O:

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