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Under certain conditions, the stable form of sulfur consists of rings of eight sulfur atoms. Draw the Lewis diagram for such a ring.

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The Lewis diagram for S8ring is,

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Introduction.

Certain elements in period 3 tend to form not diatomic molecules under standard conditions.
Sulfur is one example. While its "analogue", oxygen has a most common molecular formula O2, such structure of this larger atom can be seen mostly in vapor state. However, the S8sulfur rings follow the norms of Group VI.A anyway: two bonds and two lone pairs.

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The image below depicts the Lewis structure of an S8ring.

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