SO3HCl
SO3HCl, also known as sulfonyl chloride, is a hypothetical chemical compound. Its chemical formula suggests a structure where a sulfur atom is bonded to three oxygen atoms and one chlorine atom. This arrangement would make sulfur pentavalent, with a formal charge of +2 and oxygen atoms having a formal charge of -1. The chlorine atom would also carry a formal charge of -1. However, this specific compound SO3HCl is not a commonly recognized or stable chemical entity in standard chemical literature.
The formula SO3HCl is sometimes encountered in discussions of theoretical or highly reactive species. It could
In practical chemical terms, compounds with similar atomic compositions and bonding arrangements are more commonly observed.
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