Maximum covalency of sulphur is:(a) Four(b) Six(c)Three(d) Two
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(b) Six
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As we know that any element shows its maximum valency equals to its group number. Sulphur is a chemical element of group number 6 and represented by symbol S .The atomic number is 16.It is a non-metallic element posses bright yellow color. It exist in crystalline solid form at room temperature. As the atomic number is 16, it have 6 unpaired electrons in its excited state and that's why it shows a valency of six.
Hence, the maximum covalency of sulphur is 6.
Therefore, the correct option is (b).
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