MHT CET 2025 Chemistry question

What are the different types of bonds formed by sulphur with oxygen in thiosulfuric acid?

(A)One double bond and two single bondCorrect
(B)One double bond and one single bond
(C)Two double bond and one single bond
(D)Two double bond and two single bond

Answer: (A)

Solution

Thiosulfuric acid, , is derived from sulphuric acid by replacing one oxygen atom by a sulphur atom. Its central sulphur is bonded to three oxygen atoms, one by a double bond (S=O) and two by single bonds (S-OH, S-OH), and to the second (sulphur) atom. So the S-O

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