Explain anomolous behavior of oxygen
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Oxygen forms strong hydrogen bonding in H2O which is not found in H2S. Also, the maximum covalency of oxygen is four, whereas in a case of other elements of the group, the valence shells can be expanded and covalency exceeds four.
Reasons for the anomalous behaviour of oxygen are:
• Small size and high electronegativity
• Absence of d-orbitals
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