Posted by michael on Wednesday, July 30, 2008 at 4:54am.
Not sure if you are asking about a molecule or an ion. The only structure I could come up with that would obey the octet rule using 60 valence electrons was:
Cl-O3-P-P-O3-Cl
The two P's linked to each other. Each P attached to 3 O's. Each Cl linked to an O. The total number of valence electrons would be (2*5 + 6*6 + 2*7) = 60. Each atom has an octet, and we have tetrahedral structures around each P. The structure is neutral</>, not an ion. If you are asking about the structure of an anion, what is the negative charge? We need a more clear description of what we are constructing.
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