What molecules does sulfuric acid consist of?

Sulfuric acid, has the chemical formula H2SO4. Sulfuric acid is a strong dibasic acid. The sulfuric acid molecule consists of three different substances, two hydrogen atoms (it is because of this that sulfuric acid is called dibasic), one sulfur atom and four oxygen atoms, all of them are interconnected by a complex bond. Sulfuric acid is a strong oxidizing agent. Reacts with almost all metals. As a result of interaction with sulfuric acid, two types of salts of this acid can be formed, the middle ones are sulfates and the acidic ones are hydrosulfates.
Sulfuric acid can be obtained in several ways, one of them is the interaction of hexavalent sulfur oxide and water. Previously, sulfuric acid was produced in vitriol factories from pyrite.