Chemistry, asked by vivek5687, 11 months ago

electron gain enyhalpy of oxygen is less than that of sulphur

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Answered by STARNICK

Answer:

Oxygen has less electron gain enthalpy than Sulphur.Why? The negative electron gain enthalpy is more in sulphur than in oxygen because, both of them are in 16th group in which teh oxygen is 1st element which has the minimum size and sulphur has larger size due to addition of a new shell.

Answered by sachinanandharpeem9k

Answer:

true

Explanation:

It is because electron gain enthalpy increases down the group and oxygen and sulphur belongs to same group

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