Hydrogen:

A

resembles in IA since it forms mono valent cation `H^(+)`

B

resembles in VIIA (halogen family) since it forms monovalent anion `H^(-)`

C

resembles in IVA (carbon family( since both have a half filled shell of electron

D

all correct.

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The correct Answer is:
D
`HCIrarrH` has + oxidation state so it sesemble I A group property
`NaH rarr` H has -1 oxidation state so it resemble VII A group property
`H(1s^(1))` due to half filled shell of electron it resemble IV A group property
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  • Which of the following indicates that the bonding in hydrogen chloride is covalent ? (i) an aqueous solution of hydrogen chloride form hydrogen with metals (ii) hydrogen chloride is a gas (iii) hydrogen chloride is not acidic in the absence of water (iv) dry hydrogen chloride is a non-conductor of electricity

    A
    (ii), (iii) and (iv) only
    B
    (i), (ii) and (iii) only
    C
    (i) and (iv) only
    D
    (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv)