MCQ
In thiosulphuric acid
- Aeach sulphar atom is in identical oxidation state
- ✓there is a $S = S$ linkage present
- Cone $S$ atom is in $+2$ and other sulpher atom is in $+4$ oxidation state
- Dthere is only one replaceabe hydrogen atom
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
there is a $S = S$ linkage present
b
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