22 Which reaction below represents the electron affinity of S?S (g) + e-S²-(g)→S (g) + e-S(g) S*(g) + e-OS(g) + e-S¯ (g)OS (g) →S(g) + e-

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Which reaction below represents the electron affinity of S? S(g) + e-S²-(g) (g) →→→ S (g) + e- S(g) S*(g) + e- OS(g) + e--S¯ (g) OS (g) →S(g) + e-

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Chapter8: The Periodic Table: Structure And Trends

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Which reaction below represents the electron affinity of S?
S (g) + e-S²-(g)
→S (g) + e-
S(g) S*(g) + e-
OS(g) + e-S¯ (g)
OS (g) →S(g) + e-

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