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why is sulphur bad at forming double covalent bond?

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Answered by kumar24jun

Answer: Because the radius of sulfur atom is greater than oxygen.

Explanation:

The radius of sulphur atom is greater than oxygen which means the distance of two sulfur atoms is too large to overlap pi-orbitals of each sulfur atom.

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why is sulphur bad at forming double covalent bond?