Covalent
Reason
As the combining atoms i.e., S and O are non-metals and they both have high electron affinity hence they share two pairs of valence electrons in order to complete their octet and attain a stable state and hence form covalent bond.
Covalent
Reason
As the combining atoms i.e., S and O are non-metals and they both have high electron affinity hence they share two pairs of valence electrons in order to complete their octet and attain a stable state and hence form covalent bond.
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ย ย X | ย ย Y |
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1: Element with atomic number 19 | A: Group 18 [0 group] |
2: Element with electronic configuration 2 | B: Group 16 [VI A] |
3: Element with a valency of -2 | C: Group 1 [IA] |
4: Element ‘P’ which loses 3 electrons to form a cation | D: Group 17 [VII A] |
5: Element ‘Q’ in period-3 which has the highest electron affinity | E: Group 13 [III A] |