The bond length of a chemical bond between bromine and sulfur is 216 picometers.
Explanation:
- Bromine and sulfur reacts with each other to form Sulfur dibromide.
- Sulfur dibromide is a covalent compound which means that a chemical bond exist between them is covalent bond.
- So, for finding a bond length of a covalently bonded compound we need to add the covalent radiuses of the two atoms.
Given,
Covalent radius of bromine is 114 pm;
and covalent radius of sulfur is102 pm.
∴ Bond length of the sulfur dibromide= Covalent radius of bromine + covalent radius of sulfur
∴ Bond length = 114 + 102
∴ Bond length = 216 pm.
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