Accepted at 2:47 p.m. Aug, 02, 2025 by Brian_BH
Author: nicholas13
Related Note: 1553890485702
Rationale for change

Same logic as the other one: Formal charge is specific to an atom's position in a molecule. Different atoms of the same element can have different formal charges, like the three oxygen atoms in ozone (O3) You calculate the charge on the individual atom, not the element.

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