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### Step-by-Step Text Solution: 1. **Definition of Screening Effect**: The screening effect, also known as the shielding effect, refers to the phenomenon where the nucleus of an atom exerts a reduced force of attraction on the valence electrons due to the presence of inner shell electrons. 2. **Mechanism of Screening Effect**: The inner shell electrons create a barrier that "shields" the valence electrons from the full positive charge of the nucleus. This reduction in effective nuclear charge experienced by the valence electrons is what we call the screening effect. ...
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CENGAGE CHEMISTRY ENGLISH-APPENDIX - INORGANIC VOLUME 1-Exercise Short
  1. Arrange the species in each group in order of increasing ionisation en...

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  2. State the factors which affect electronaffinity

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  3. Explain the term (a) screening effect

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  4. which has higher 1st ionisation energy B or Be and why?

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  5. How does reducing power of elements vary in group 1?

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  6. a. Among Cu^(o+),Cu^(2+) and Cu which is the largest in size and why? ...

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  7. Give two characteristics of p-block elements.

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  8. What is modern periodic law? Mention the important features of the lon...

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  9. Elements A and B have atomic numbers 11and 24 respectively. Write the...

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  10. How do melting and boiling points vary in a (a) period and (b) group i...

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  11. a. Name the most metallic element in second period and most non-metall...

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  12. How does electronegativity vary down the group 17 and why? How does it...

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  13. Among the elements of second period pick out the element with the l...

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  14. Why CaCl(2) and NaCl are bad conductor of electricity in the solid sta...

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  15. Write the Lewis dot symbols and predict the valencies for the elements...

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  16. Out of KCI and CaO, which has higher lattice energy and why?

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  17. Is MgCl(2) linear or bent or neither of two? Explain

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  18. NaBr gives pale yellow precipitate with AgNO(3) solution but CBr(4) do...

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  19. Assertion Geometrical isomers are non-inter- convertible by rotation. ...

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  20. In which cases the octet rule is violated: BeBr(2),NH(3),AlBr(3),PBr...

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