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Perbromate BrO4- , Br ox. value +7 , O ox. value -2

Br(=O)3(-O-)Charges and free electron pairs (not drawn in the smiley above):
  • One single bonded O : charge -1. This O has 3 free electron pairs
  • Three double bonded O's: charge 0. These 3 O's have 2 free electron pairs each
  • Br (seven covalent pairs with O atoms): charged 0 (zero, neutral)

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Q: Draw the best Lewis structure for BrO4- perbromate ion and determine the formal charge on bromine and one of the oxygen atoms?
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