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Arrange alkali metal fluorides and halides in the decreasing order of solubility.

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To arrange alkali metal fluorides and halides in decreasing order of solubility, we need to understand the behavior of alkali metals and their compounds with halogens. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify Alkali Metals**: The alkali metals are lithium (Li), sodium (Na), potassium (K), rubidium (Rb), and cesium (Cs). Their reactivity with halogens increases down the group due to decreasing ionization enthalpy and increasing electropositivity. 2. **Order of Alkali Metal Fluorides**: - The solubility of alkali metal fluorides generally decreases down the group. ...
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CENGAGE CHEMISTRY ENGLISH-APPENDIX - INORGANIC VOLUME 1-Exercise Short
  1. Arrange K,Ca and Li in order of increasing electrode potential.

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  2. The ionisation enthalpy of Na is less than Ne. Why?

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  3. Arrange alkali metal fluorides and halides in the decreasing order of ...

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  4. Which among Na,Mg,Ba and Ca is the poor reducing agent?

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  5. Arrange alkali metal carbonate in increasing order of solubility.

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  6. Arrange CaCO(3),KHCO(3) and NaHCO(3) in increasing order of solubiliti...

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  7. Why Be generally form covalent compounds?

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  8. Barium compounds are poisonous, even then BaSO(4) is used in barium me...

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  9. Which of the two cations Mg^(2+) and Al^(3+) is smaller?

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  10. Why alkaline earth metal oxides are quite stable?

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  11. Why does the solubility of alkaline earth metal sulphates decrease on ...

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  12. Why does the solubility of alkaline earth metal hydroxides in water in...

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  13. When sodium is dissolved in liquid ammonia, a solution of deep blue co...

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  14. Arrange alkaline earth metal flouides in order of increasing solubilit...

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  15. Arrange alkaline earth metal chlorides in order of increasing solubili...

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  16. Compared with the alkaline earth metals, the alkali metals exhibit

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  17. Arrange sulphates of group 2 in decreasing order of solubility of wate...

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  18. Arrange carbonates fo group 2 in increasing order of thermal stability...

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  19. Arrange hydroxides of group 2 elements in order of increasing basicity...

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  20. Arrange Be,Mg,Ca,Sr and Ba in increasing order of reactivity.

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