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      Question

      Which of the following elements has the maximum number

      of atoms in their molecular form?                  
      A S Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      B P Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      C Ar Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
      D Ne Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

      Solution

      Among the elements S (Sulfur), P (Phosphorus), and AR (Argon), Sulfur (S) has the maximum number of atoms in its molecular form because sulfur typically exists as S8 molecules, meaning each molecule contains 8 sulfur atoms, while phosphorus exists as P4 molecules (4 atoms) and argon exists as single atoms (Ar) in its molecular form. 

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