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State, with equations, what happens when :
`F_(2)` gas is allowed to pass through a dilute (2%) solution of NaOH.

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CHHAYA PUBLICATION-P-BLOCK ELEMENTS-SHORT ANSWER TYPE (SA)
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  2. Identify the halogen (F, Cl, Br or I) which is a liquid at ordinary...

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  3. Identify the halogen (F, Cl, Br or I) which forms a hydrogen halide ...

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  4. Arrange the hydrogen halides in the increasing order of dipole mom...

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  5. Arrange the hydrogen halides in the increasing order of thermal stab...

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  6. Arrange the hydrogen halides in the increasing order of reducing po...

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  7. Arrange the hydrogen halides in the increasing order of bond length

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  8. Arrange the hydrogen halides in the increasing order of ionic chara...

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  11. State, with equations, what happens when : Concentrated H(2)SO(4) is...

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  12. State, with equations, what happens when : A mixture of I(2) and hy...

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  15. State, with equations, what happens when : Chlorine is allowed to re...

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  16. State, with equations, what happens when : A mixture of KI and F(2)...

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  17. State, with equations, what happens when : BrF(5) is hydrolysed.

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