The general cheracteristics of a particular block of elements is as given:
They are highly electropositive, soft metals. They are good reducing agents. They lose the outermost electron(s) readily to form 1+ ion of 2+ ion.
a) Which block has this general characteristics?
b) Writedowntwo general of p-block

Write the general outer electronic configuration of 's', 'p, d' and 'f' block elements.

The outermost electronic configuration of an element is 3s^2 3p^4 a) Find the atomic number of this element. b) Write down the group in which this element belongs to? c) Write down the outermost subshell elctronic configuration of the inert gas which belongs to the same period of the given element.

The outermost electronic configuration of the element A is 2s^2 2p^2 . (Symbolis not real) c. Writ: Find out thegroup number and block of the element.

P' block element consists of metals , non-metals and noble gases:- Which are the two allotropic forms of S that have S_8 units in the structure?

Assess the properties of elements and classify it as p and d block elements. • form coloured compounds • includes metals and non-mentals. •show various oxidation states. • The last electrons are filled in the outermost shell. • show similar properties, in periods. •The last electrons are filled in the shell preceding the outermost shell. •Only metals are included.

The atomic number of four elements are given. p - 17, Q - 19, R- 21, S - 10 a) write the complete subshell electronic configuration of P b) Which one is the inert gas? c) Identify the d block element

Some information related to the elements of the p block in the 17th group of the periodic table are given in the table below. Complete the able and analyse the following questions. a) What is the family name of element belonging to 17th group? b) what is their common valency? c) Which element has the highest electronegativity? d) Which element has highest ionisation energy? e) List out the name and chemical formula of the compounds formed by this elements with s block elements. '(##VPU_TTT_CHE_X_P01_C01_E02_002_Q01##)'