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Noble gases have compleately filled valance shall i.e. `m^(2)sp^(2)` exceps He (i.e) .Noble gases are monoomic under normal conductions .Law bolding point of the ligher noble gases are due to weak van dor wads forces between the atoms and abance of any interature imaractions `Xe` reacts with `F_(2)` so give a sourceof fouoxide mently `XeF_(2),XeF_(4),XeF_(4),XeF_(3)` on complete hydrolyes gives `XeFe_(3)`,
Structure of `XeF_(4)` is

A

Linear

B

Square plater

C

Tetrahedral

D

Pyramidel

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The correct Answer is:
b
`Xe` in `XeF_(4)` is `sp^(3)d^(2)` hybridised with `2lps`
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  • Noble gases have compleately filled valance shall i.e. m^(2)sp^(2) exceps He (i.e) .Noble gases are monoomic under normal conductions .Law bolding point of the ligher noble gases are due to weak van dor wads forces between the atoms and abance of any interature imaractions Xe reacts with F_(2) so give a sourceof fouoxide mently XeF_(2),XeF_(4),XeF_(4),XeF_(3) on complete hydrolyes gives XeFe_(3) , Oxidetion state of Xe in XeF_(2) is

    A
    `+2`
    B
    `+4`
    C
    `+6`
    D
    `+8`

  • Noble gases have compleately filled valance shall i.e. m^(2)sp^(2) exceps He (i.e) .Noble gases are monoomic under normal conductions .Law bolding point of the ligher noble gases are due to weak van dor wads forces between the atoms and abance of any interature imaractions Xe reacts with F_(2) so give a sourceof fouoxide mently XeF_(2),XeF_(4),XeF_(4),XeF_(3) on complete hydrolyes gives XeFe_(3) , XeF_(4) and XeF_(4) are expected to be

    A
    Reducting
    B
    Oxidising
    C
    Inert
    D
    Basic

  • Noble gases have compleately filled valance shall i.e. m^(2)sp^(2) exceps He (i.e) .Noble gases are monoomic under normal conductions .Law bolding point of the ligher noble gases are due to weak van dor wads forces between the atoms and abance of any interature imaractions Xe reacts with F_(2) so give a sourceof fouoxide mently XeF_(2),XeF_(4),XeF_(4),XeF_(3) on complete hydrolyes gives XeFe_(3) , Argon is used in are welting due to its

    A
    Flammability
    B
    zero
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    D
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