What is the formal charge of HoFo?

Answer 1

The formal charge of H is 0 and the formal charge of F is 0

Because the formal charges of the individual atoms add to zero, the hydrogen fluoride molecule is neutral overall.

formal charge = (# of valence e−) − [# of non-bonding e− + (1/2)(# of bonding e−)]

For the formal charge on the hydrogen atom in HF, hydrogen has 1 valence electron, 0 non-bonding electrons, and 2 bonding electrons (1 bond).

formal charge on H = 1 - [0 + 1/2 (2)] = 0

Answer 2

The formal charge of HoFo is 0. Ho has a formal charge of 0 because it is in group 8 of the Periodic Table, and Fo also has a formal charge of 0 because it is a neutral molecule. So put them together, and you get a big fat zero.

Answer 3

The formal charges of the atoms in HFO2 are:

H=0

o=0

f=+1

o=-1

Answer 4

HOFO or HFO3 is h=0, O(1)=0, F=+1, O=O(2)=-1. Must be in that order and with those signs for mathering chem

Answer 5

The formal charge of HoF is 0. In this compound, holmium (Ho) has a +3 charge, while fluorine (F) has a -1 charge. Therefore, the overall charge of the compound balances out to 0.

Answer 6

+1,_2,_1,_2

Answer 7

0,0,+1,-1

Answer 8

Hydrogen = 0 charge

Fluorine = 0 charge