Oxidation State Exhibited By Sulphur Is

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Oxidation state exhibited by sulphur is

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Solution

Correct option is

All of the above

Sulphur shows +6, 0, and +4 oxidation states in H₂SO₄, S₈ and SF₄respectively.

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