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Please Help Me !!! Which Element Is More Electronegative Between Oxygen And Sulfur ??? And Why ???​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

\large\bold\red{Oxygen}

Explanation:

  • Oxygen is more electronegative than sulphur.
  • Oxygen has 3.44 Electronegativity and Sulphur has 2.58.
  • If you see the periodic table, you observe that both oxygen and sulphur comes in same group.
  • They lie in the 16th Group of periodic table.
  • Now we know that, When we move down a group, the number of shells increases.
  • This causes the increase in electropositivity and decrease in electronegativity.
  • Thus, resulting in less Electronegativity of Sulphur than Oxygen.
Answered by harsh05572
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•Oxygen is higly active chemically and combines with other redially with other elements in the process of oxidation.

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•Combustion of fuels represents a rapid form of oxidation of whereas weathering of rocks represents slow form of oxidation.

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•Oxygen is a colour less, tasteless and odourless gas in nature.

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•It creates the properties of water, and fuels our bodies by this we can say that oxygen is more electromagnetive than sulphur.

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•Oxygen has 8 protons and and need 8 electrons to balance out a positive charge.

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