The p -Block Elements
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Boron shows anomalous behaviour due to small atomic size, high electronegativity, high ionization energy and absence of d-orbital of B
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(d) CO2 is regarded as anhydride of carbonic acid.
H2CO3 ————> H2O + CO2
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(d) is an incorrect statement because non-metal oxides are acidic or neutral whereas metal oxides are basic in nature.
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(c) Boron halides are Lewis acids and can accept a pair of electrons from amines to form addition product.
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(d) Heavier elementsdo not form pπ– pπ bonds because their atomicorbitals are too large and diffuse to haveeffective overlapping.
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Hydrolysis of aikyltrichlorosilanes gives cross-linked silicones.

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