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- Electron affinity of flourine is less than that of chlorine Why ?
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- What happens when NaCl is heated with K(2)Cr(2)O(7) and conc. H(2)SO(4...
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- Glass apparatus are not used for isolation and storing of fluorine. Wh...
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- Why is the boiling point of hydrofluoric acid abnormally high?
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- Why is HF a liquid whereas other hydrides of halogens are gases?
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- Between HBr and HI which is more easily oxidised?
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- Explain on the basis of electronic configuration. Why fluorine and chl...
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- What happens when chlorine water is added to potassium iodide solution...
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- What happens when H(2)S is passed into chlorine water?
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- HF is a liquid whereas HCl is a gas. Explain.
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- Explain what happens when HCl gas is passed through concentrated NaCl ...
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- Arrange F(2),Cl(2),Br(2),I(2) in the increasing bond dissociation enth...
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- Why are halogens coloured ?
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- When iron reacts with HCI, ferrous chloride is formed not ferric chlor...
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- Arrange the halogen acids in increasing order of their acidic strength...
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