The SNO⁻ ion and the NSO⁻ ion are two simple ions from a large family of compounds called the NSO compounds. These compounds are mainly found in geological formations within asphaltenes and other mixtures. The SNO⁻ ion is more stable than the NSO⁻ ion. Draw Lewis structures for both ions including any resonance forms. Use formal charges to determine why SNO⁻ ion is more stable than the NSO⁻ ion.