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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
->T-shaped (sp3d)
IF7 ->Pentagonal bipyramidal (sp3d3)
BrF5 -> Square pyramidal (sp3d2)
BrF3 ->T-Shaped (sp3d)
I2Cl6 -> Triangular bipyramidal (sp3d)
Square Pyramidal (sp3d2)
ClF -> (sp3)
ClF5 -> Square Pyramidal (sp3d2)
Br5, IF5 & ClF5 ® Square Pyramidal
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Reducing power for group-15 hydrides increases down the group, so BiH3 is the strongest reducing agent.
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High leaving tendency corresponds to high reactivity towards hydrolysis. Hence order is.
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Anhydride of HNO3 produced by the treatment of P4O10 (anhydring reagent) in ratio of 4 : 1 is N2O5 which is acidic in nature.
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can show disproportionation reaction while
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Na/H2 can not reduce a functional group as Na does not behaves as catalyst here.
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Stability order of oxides (X2O) is,
l2O > Cl2O > Br2O
Bonds of halogen & oxygen are covalent due to less EN difference.
Stability of (I - O) bond is higher due to less polarity and that of (Cl-O) bond is higher due to multiple bonding.
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In reaction ;
Colour of Fe2+ is green and that of Fe3+ is yellow.
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BOD is biological oxygen demand which represents the amount of oxygen required to degrade organic matter in water.
Higher the BOD more polluted the water is
So; here water sample with BOD = 3 ppm is the cleanest
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