Chemistry, asked by bhavanachakka8330, 11 months ago

Give one reason for keeping both oxygen and sulphur in the same group of the periodic table

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Answered by laxmannaren212

Answer: oxygen and sulphur are kept in same group because the number of valence electrons or the number of free electrons of oxygen and sulphur are same

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