MCQ
Which is true for $SF_6$
- A$S$ : ground state, covalency $= 6$
- B$S$ : excited state, covalency $= 4$
- ✓$S$ : excited state, oxidation No $= + 6$
- D$S$ : ground state, oxidation No. $= + 6$
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
$S$ : excited state, oxidation No $= + 6$
c
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