Chemistry, asked by hacking6677, 2 months ago

sulphur + oxygen =__________

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Answered by jayathragnasai

2

Answer:

sulphur dioxide

Explanation:

sulphur dioxide

Answered by Itzmissprincess

5

Answer:

Sulphur+Oxygen=Sulfur dioxide.

Sulfur burns in oxygen to form sulfur dioxide.

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