Sulphur has great tendency for catenation than oxygen. Why
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Sulphur has great tendency for catenation than oxygen. Why

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but sulphur can - it can bond 2 ways (as in hydrogen sulphide), 4 ways (as in sulphur dioxide) or 6 ways (as in sulphuric acid). Oxygen can only bond 2 ways (as in water, CO2, etc)-This is not the correct answer as you have indicated with just one star.Leave your question up for at least 12 h if you think the answers you have are not correct.......
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because it can bond in different ways. Oxygen cannot promote electrons to be able to bond more, but sulphur can - it can bond 2 ways (as in hydrogen sulphide), 4 ways (as in sulphur dioxide) or 6 ways (as in sulphuric acid). Oxygen can only bond 2 ways (as in water, CO2, etc)

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