Oxgen is divalent in its compounds, but ...

Oxgen is divalent in its compounds, but sulphur is even hexavalent. Why?

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In organic compound sulphur is estimated as

`H_2SO_4`

`BaSO_4`

`SO_2`

`BaCl_2`

The most stable divalent compound of carbon is

`C Cl_(2)`

`CO_(2)`

`CH_(2)`

`CO`

A compound is chiral even if

a mirror plane is present

a centre of inversion exists

a rotation axis axists

an improper rotation axis is present