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A and B are elements with atomic numbers 16 and 17. Write different combinations of binary compounds known from them.

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Atomic number of A = 16. It is sulphur.
Atomic number of B = 17. It is chlorine.
Excess sulphur reacts with excess chlorine to give tetrachloride. Molten dimeric monochloride on saturation with chlorine gives dichloride. The compound formed are. `S_2Cl_2, SCl_2, SCl_4`.
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