Atomic and Physical Properties of Group 16 Elements

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Atomic and Physical Properties of Group 16 Elements: Overview

This topic covers concepts, such as, Atomic and Physical Properties of Group 16 Elements, Electronic Configuration of Group 16 Elements, Allotropy in Group 16 Elements & Atomicity of Group 16 Elements etc.

Important Questions on Atomic and Physical Properties of Group 16 Elements

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Which of the following is the most electronegative element of the chalcogen family?

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Which of the following is the correct order of electronegativity for group 16 elements?

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What is the electron gain enthalpy of sulphur?

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Which of the following element of group 16 have very low negative electron gain enthalpy?

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The following statements concern elements in the periodic table. Which of the following is true?

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The general electronic configuration of Group-16 elements is 

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  The elements of Group-16 have the general outermost shell electronic configuration

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What is the general electronic configuration of group-16.

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Which one among the following is the most electronegative element?

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Which one has the highest bond energy?

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What is the trend in atomic and ionic radii of 16 th group elements down the period ?

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What is the trend in atomic and ionic radii of 16th group elements across the period ?

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The correct order of sulphur-oxygen bond length is :-

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The outer electronic configuration of group 16 elements is nsxnpy. Find x+y.

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Number of stable isotopes of oxygen is ------.

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The compounds which is/are gas(es) at 298 K among the following is/are:

SO2, SO3, O3, SeO2, TeO2

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The number of allotropes of oxygen is____.

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The percentage of oxygen in dry air, in terms of voulme, will be.

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How many of the group 16 elements exist(s) as diatomic molecule(s) at room temperature?

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The number of allotropes of oxygen is____.