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Due to deactivating group.

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is the most stable due to aromaticity.

 

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Electronegativity generally decreases as we move down the group but Pb has higher electronegativity than Sn.

C non-metal

Si and Ge->metalloids

Sn and Pb->metals

E.N. of Sn 1.8, Pb = 1.9

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Above effect is called Resonance.

Correct answer is option (3).

 

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Resonance energy is the energy difference between most stable resonating structure andactual structure.

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Most stable due to aromatic character. It has 2pe and follow (4n + 2)pe Huckel rule.

 

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In heterolytic bond cleavage ions are formed. hence for ionic reaction in organic compound heterolytic bond cleavage takes place.

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CuSO4 acts as catalyst in Kjeldahl's method of estimation of nitrogen.

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