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37. (D) Mn2+ acts as auto catalyst

Mn2+  formed in the reaction acts as an autocatalyst. Auto catalyst is a compound that is one of the products that are formed in the reaction itself catalyses the reaction.

Reaction: 2MnO4-  +  16H+  +  5C2O42- → 2Mn2 +&n

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36.  (A)i, ii

Disproportionation/redox reaction is a reaction in which one compound is oxidised as well as reduced at the same time.

(A) Cu+  ?  Cu2+  +  Cu 

  ( + 1)       ( + 2)        (0) 

(B) 3MnO4- 

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35. (B)+3

Out of all +3 is the most common oxidation state for all the lanthanide elements.

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34. (B) 3d5

Magnetic moment of an electron/dipole moment is caused by its intrinsic properties of spin and electric charge. It depends upon the number of unpaired electrons in its valence shell. The more the number of unpaired electrons, the greater will be the value of magnetic moment.

3d7 =&nb

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33.  (A) Mn2O7

2KMnO4 +  2H2SO4 (conc.) → Mn2O7 +    2KHSO4 + H2O

Manganese heptoxide is an acid anhydride of permanganic acid ( HMnO4). It is a dangerous oxidiser, volatile and highly reactive liquid.

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32.  (B) CuF2

(A) Ag2SO4  (Ag+ )→ 5d106s0

(B) CuF2  (Cu2+ )→ 3d94s0

(C) ZnF2  (Zn2+)→ 3d104s0

(D) Cu2Cl2  (Cu+)→ 3d106s0

Unpaired electrons present in any compound impart colour to the salt of transition metal. Only CuF2 has u

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31.  (D) Cu

Density is mass by volume. As we move from left to right for a long period, the atomic radii decrease. Hence, volume decreases. Also, an increase in atomic masses is observed. 

So overall the density increases out of the above option from iron to copper, copper will have the high

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30. (A) Cu (II) is more stable .

Electronic configuration of Cuis [Ar] 3d10 4s1

Cu (I) - [Ar] 3d10 4s0

Cu (II)- [Ar] 3d9 4s0

Despite the fact that Cu (I)  has fully filled 3d-orbital but Cu (II) is more stable than Cu (I) due to the greater effective nuclear charge of

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29.  (B) 26

Positive oxidation states indicate the loss of electrons from the atom. If X is in +3 oxidation state, then three electrons have been removed from it. Find the atomic number of the parent atom, we will add three in the given electronic number. i.e.

X3+  (Z = 23)  =  [Ar

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28. Ionisation enthalpies are the main factor that influence the reactivity of transition elements. Higher the ionisation enthalpy, lesser is the reacting of the transition element. 

When we move along the period from Sc to Cu, a regular increase in the ionisation enthalpy is observed which

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