Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure, Exercise 1: Exercise 1

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The ion which is not tetrahedral in shape is:

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Which of the following molecules have two lone pairs and bond angle<109.5°?  (need not be all bond angles)

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The following molecules/species have been arranged in the order of their increasing bond orders. Identify the correct order.

(I) O2;

(IIO2-;

(IIIO22-;

(IVO2+;

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Which of the following molecules / species have the identical bond order and the same magnetic properties?

(I) O2+

(II) NO

(III) N2+

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Which of the following can not be completely hydrolysed in cold water at room temperature ?

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Which of the following has minimum melting point

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Select the correct statement for the sulphuric acid.

(I) It has high boiling point and viscosity.

(II) There are two types of bond lengths in its bivalent anion.

(III) - bonding between sulphur and oxygen is observed.

(IV) Sulphur has the same hybridisation that is of boron in diborane.