Fluorine reacts with sulfur to form several different covalent compounds. Three of these compounds are SF₂, SF₄, and SF₆. Draw the Lewis structures for these compounds, and predict the molecular structures (including bond angles). Would you expect OF₄ to be a stable compound?

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