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A,B and C are oxides of elements X,Y and Z respectively. X,Y and Z are in the same period of the periodic table. A gives an aqueous solution which turns blue litmus red. B reacts with both strong acids and strong alkalies. C gives an aqueous solution which is strongly alkaline. Which of the following statement is/are true ?
(P) All the three elements are metals.
(Q) The electronegativites decreases from X to Y to Z.
(R) The atomic radius increases in the order `X lt Y lt Z`.
(S) X,Y and Z could be phosphorus, aluminium and sodium respectively.

A

I, II, III only correct

B

I, III only correct

C

II, IV only correct

D

II, III, IV only correct

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To solve the problem, we need to analyze the properties of the oxides A, B, and C, and the corresponding elements X, Y, and Z based on the information given. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the nature of oxide A:** - A gives an aqueous solution that turns blue litmus red, indicating that it is acidic. - Acidic oxides are typically formed by non-metals. - Therefore, element X must be a non-metal. **Hint:** Remember that acidic oxides are usually associated with non-metals. 2. **Identify the nature of oxide B:** - B reacts with both strong acids and strong alkalies, which classifies it as an amphoteric oxide. - Amphoteric oxides can be formed by both metals and non-metals, but they are typically found in elements that are closer to the metalloid region. - Thus, element Y could be either a metal or a non-metal. **Hint:** Amphoteric oxides can react with both acids and bases, indicating a dual nature. 3. **Identify the nature of oxide C:** - C gives an aqueous solution that is strongly alkaline, indicating that it is a basic oxide. - Basic oxides are generally formed by metals. - Therefore, element Z must be a metal. **Hint:** Basic oxides are typically associated with metals. 4. **Evaluate the statements:** - **(P)** All the three elements are metals: This statement is **false** since X is a non-metal. - **(Q)** The electronegativities decrease from X to Y to Z: This statement is **true** because as we move from a non-metal (X) to a metal (Z), electronegativity decreases. - **(R)** The atomic radius increases in the order X < Y < Z: This statement is **true** because atomic radius increases as we move from right to left across a period. - **(S)** X, Y, and Z could be phosphorus, aluminium, and sodium respectively: This statement is **true** since phosphorus is a non-metal, aluminium is amphoteric, and sodium is a metal. 5. **Conclusion:** - The true statements are Q, R, and S. Therefore, the correct answer is that statements Q, R, and S are true. ### Summary of True Statements: - **(Q)** True - **(R)** True - **(S)** True - **(P)** False ### Final Answer: The correct statements are Q, R, and S.
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