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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
NaOH - Base
Be (OH)? - Amphoteric
Ca (OH)? - Base
B (OH)? - Acidic
Al (OH)? - Amphoteric
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When positive charge increases, ionic radii decreases in isoelectronic ions
Al?³ < Mg? < Na? < K?
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[SiCl?]?² is not known because six larger chloride ions can't be accomodated around Si? due to its small size.
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Metal of group 7, 8, & 9 dose not form interstitial hydride this is called hydride gap.
Mn → group - 7
Fe → group - 8
Co → group - 9
So, Cr will forms interstitial hydride.
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Li? CO? decomposes easily on heating as;
Li? CO? - (Δ)-> Li? O + CO? ↑
NaHCO? is used in dry fire extinguishers.
K is most abundant element in cell fluid.
CsI is least soluble due to smaller hydration energy of Cs? & I?
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CFC breakdown by visible light to give Cl radical which react with stratospheric ozone.
CFC, CF? Cl? - (hv)-> Cl• + •CF? Cl
Cl• (g) + O? → ClO• + O?
ClO• + O → Cl• + O?
Atmospheric ozone reacts with NO to give NO? and O?
O? + NO → NO? + O?
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For a reaction to be spontaneous;
So, minimum T at which reaction will be spontaneous is 200 K.
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Heavy water (D2O) is used in organic reaction to know the kinetics of reaction
Heavy water D2O is obtained by repeated electrolysis of H2O.
Heavy water has b.pt 101.4°C and ordinary water has b.pt 100°C
(b.pt of D2O > b.pt of H2O)
D2O has more molecular mass than H2O, so greater degree of association and hence greater b.pt and viscosity.
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