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Why can Sulfur Form 6?

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Answered by susruthchari

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Explanation:

Sulphur has 6 Valance electrons so according to VBT it can form maximum of 6 covalent bonds. Same is with Oxygen but that can form maximum of 3 covalent bonds. This is because of availablity of vacant d orbitals in Sulphur, which can accommodate extra electrons other than octet. Thus sulphur forms SF6.

Answered by chsumanth88762

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Explanation:

Sulphur has 6 Valance electrons so according to VBT it can form maximum of 6 covalent bonds. Same is with Oxygen but that can form maximum of 3 covalent bonds. This is because of availablity of vacant d orbitals in Sulphur, which can accommodate extra electrons other than octet. Thus sulphur forms SF6.

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