Under special conditions, sulfur reacts with anhydrous liquid ammonia to form a binary compound of sulfur and nitrogen. The compound is found to consist of 69.6% S and 30.4% N. Measurements of its molecular mass yield a value of 184.3 g/mol. The compound occasionally detonates on being struck or when heated rapidly. The sulfur and nitrogen atoms of the molecule are joined in a ring. All the bonds in the ring are of the same length. (a) Calculate the empirical and molecular formulas for the substance.

A common form of elemental phosphorus is the tetrahedral P₄ molecule, where all four phosphorus atoms are equivalent: 

(b) How many P-P bonds are there in the molecule?

A common form of elemental phosphorus is the tetrahedral P₄ molecule, where all four phosphorus atoms are equivalent: 

Draw a Lewis structure for a linear P₄ molecule that satisfies the octet rule. Does this molecule have resonance structures?