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WHICH HAS MORE ELECTRON AFFINITY - O or S?

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  1. The electron affinities for oxygen and sulfur are as follows:

    Oxygen = 141 kJ/mol

    Sulfur = 200 kJ/mol

    Electron affinity is the energy released when a neutral atom acquires an electron.

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