What is the Lewis dot structure for [S3]2-?
I am seeking clarification on the Lewis dot structure for the sulfide ion, specifically [S3]2-. My current representation is as follows: .. .. ..:S-S-S: .. .. .. However, I am not entirely confident in determining the presence of double or triple bonds and understanding which elements are capable of violating the octet rule. Any insights or corrections would be greatly appreciated.
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