In which of the following compounds is the oxidation number of S equal to +4?

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S₂Cl₂

H₂S

MgSO₄

Na₂SO₃

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I ONLY have1 chance left to answer it correct!

A mixture of 50.0g of S and 1.10Ã10^2 g of Cl2 reactscompletely to form S2Cl2 and SCl2. Find the mass of formed.

Heres the balanced equation.
3S + 2Cl2 ---> S2Cl2 +SCl2

My work is shown below, please explain what/which step I did wrong.Thank you!

50 g S (1 mol S/32 g S) ( 1 mol S2Cl2/3mol S) = 0.521 mol

100 g Cl2 (1 mol Cl2/70.90 g Cl2) ( 1 molS2Cl2/2 mol Cl2) = 0.705mol

Cl2 is in excess and the S is limiting

mass of S2Cl2 formed = (0.521 molS2Cl2) ( 135 g S2Cl2 /1 mol S2Cl2)= 70.4 gS2Cl2