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Three elements of `3^(rd)` period x,y,z such that the oxide of X is acidic, y is amphoteric and z id basic, the order of atomic no of three elements isL

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`xgtygtz`

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`ygtxgtz`

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`zgtxgty`

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`xgtzgty`

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To solve the problem, we need to identify three elements from the third period of the periodic table based on the nature of their oxides: one that is acidic, one that is amphoteric, and one that is basic. We will also determine the order of their atomic numbers. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Elements in the Third Period:** The elements in the third period are: - Sodium (Na, atomic number 11) - Magnesium (Mg, atomic number 12) - Aluminum (Al, atomic number 13) - Silicon (Si, atomic number 14) - Phosphorus (P, atomic number 15) - Sulfur (S, atomic number 16) - Chlorine (Cl, atomic number 17) - Argon (Ar, atomic number 18) 2. **Determine the Nature of Oxides:** - **Acidic Oxide:** The oxides of non-metals are generally acidic. In the third period, the most acidic oxide is that of Phosphorus (P), which forms P₂O₃. - **Amphoteric Oxide:** Aluminum (Al) forms Al₂O₃, which is amphoteric as it can react with both acids and bases. - **Basic Oxide:** The oxides of metals are generally basic. Magnesium (Mg) forms MgO, which is a basic oxide. 3. **Assign Elements to X, Y, Z:** - Let X be Phosphorus (P) - acidic oxide (P₂O₃). - Let Y be Aluminum (Al) - amphoteric oxide (Al₂O₃). - Let Z be Magnesium (Mg) - basic oxide (MgO). 4. **Determine the Order of Atomic Numbers:** - Atomic number of X (P) = 15 - Atomic number of Y (Al) = 13 - Atomic number of Z (Mg) = 12 Therefore, the order of atomic numbers from highest to lowest is: - X (P) > Y (Al) > Z (Mg) 5. **Final Order of Atomic Numbers:** The order of atomic numbers of the elements X, Y, and Z is: - X (P, 15) > Y (Al, 13) > Z (Mg, 12) ### Conclusion: The order of atomic numbers for the elements X, Y, and Z is: **15 (P) > 13 (Al) > 12 (Mg)**.
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