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The number of dative bonds in sulphric acid molecule is:

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Solution

The correct option is A 0
Dative bonds are formed by donation of a pair of electrons to the central atom. In sulphuric acid sulphur forms only covalent bond.
There is no dative (coordinate) bond in sulphuric acid.

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