Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: p- Block Elements, Exercise 1: AP EAPCET - 20 Aug 2021 Afternoon

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The incorrect statement among the following is /are

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Assertion(A): The colour of old lead paintings can be restored by washing them with a dilute solution of H2O2.
Reason(R): Hydrogen peroxide reduces PbS to Pb

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The structure of diborane B2H6 is given below. Identify the bond angles x, y. In diborane, which bonds are commonly known as banana-bonds

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The correct order of acidic character of the following is:

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Due to - bonding interactions, nitrogen for N2 but phosphorus forms and does not form a diatomic molecule.

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Identify the incorrect statements among the following?
(i) SF6 does not react with water
(ii) SF6 is sp3d hybridized
(iii) S2O32- is a linear ion
(iv) There is no π-bonding in SO42- ion

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Which statements among the following are correct about Helium?
(i) Liquid helium is used to sustain powerful superconducting magnets.
(ii) Liquid helium is useful to carry low temperature experiments.
(iii) It is a heavy gas.
(iv) It is a flammable gas.

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Match the following compounds with their corresponding physical properties:

  Column-I   Column-II
(a) IBr (i) Orange solid
(b) ClF3 (ii) Yellow-green liquid
(c) BrF3 (iii) Black solid
(d) ICl3 (iv) Colorless gas