What is the highest oxidation state of sulfur and oxygen?
| November 17, 2020 | education
The highest oxidation state of sulfur is equal to the number of its group, that is, +6,
And oxygen is an exception, it exhibits an oxidation state of -2, but as an exception in peroxides -1, and in oxygen fluoride +2
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