What type of bond is characterized by equal sharing of electrons?

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User: Draw a Lewis Structure for SeO 3 2- and indicate how many unbonded electrons are present

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Lewis Structure for SeO 3 2- and indicate, sulphate has 6 bonds and 6 non bonding electron pairs many unbonded electrons are present.

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Nonpolar Covalent Bonds is characterized by equal sharing of electrons.

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