Chemical Properties of Group 18 Elements
Chemical Properties of Group 18 Elements: Overview
This Topic covers sub-topics such as Uses of Noble Gases, Chemical Properties of Noble Gases, Compounds of Noble Gases, Xenon-Oxygen Compounds, Xenon - Fluorine Compounds, Preparation of Xenon-oxygen Compounds and, Structures of Xenon - Fluorine Compounds
Important Questions on Chemical Properties of Group 18 Elements
The product obtained on complete hydrolysis of and would be:
Number of lone pairs of electrons on atoms in and molecules are respectively.
The formation of is the basis for the formation of xenon fluorides. This is because
Partial hydrolysis of gives
The shape of is
Structure of is correctly represented by
In xenon fluorides most reactive in and is
Which one of the following does not form during the hydrolysis of
The shape of is
on partial hydrolysis with water, produces a compound The same compound is formed when reacts with silica. The compound is:
It is unfeasible for which of the following reactions of Xenon compounds to take place?
In which one of the following pairs, the second compound has more number of bonds than the first one?
When a solution of is treated with metal fluoride, the product obtained is?
The shape of is
Xenon hexafluoride is formed when Xenon reacts with at and pressure. In this reaction the ration of is:
The partial hydrolysis of gives
The inert gas element used in the treatment of cancer by radiotherapy is:
Observe the following chemical reaction:
What is the chemical name of the .
Which among the following gases is used in treatment of cancer ?
The correct statement about Xenon fluorides and is