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Why is `HNO_2` not stable.

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MODERN PUBLICATION-p-BLOCK ELEMENTS-EXERCISE
  1. Which are the two food sources that contain carbohydrate in them?

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  2. Why is H3PO3 diprotic in nature ? Draw structure.

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  3. Why is HNO2 not stable.

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  4. Complete the following reaction : NaOH (hot, conc.) + Cl2(g) rarr

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  5. Explain- Composition of ammonal.

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  6. Complete the following reaction : NH3+ Cl2 (excess) rarr

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  7. Answer the following question in one word- A mixture of solution of co...

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  8. When HCI reacts with finely powdered iron, it forms ferrous chloride a...

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  9. What are interhalogen compounds ? Give example.

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  10. What are the interhalogen compounds ? Why are these more reactive than...

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  11. Draw structure of HClO4.

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  12. Why noble gases have very high values of ionisation enthalpies?

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  13. Why are halogens strong oxidising agents?

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  14. Answer the following question- What are leukocytes?

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  15. Give the preparation, hybridisation and structure of XeF4 (XenonTetraf...

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  16. Why is helium used in diving apparatus?

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  17. Give the structure and basicity of H3PO4.

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  18. Why conc. sulphuric acid is always diluted by adding sulphuric acid to...

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  19. Fill in the blanks- is an important food nutrient which provide insta...

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  20. Name the Scientist who prepared the first compound of noble gases.

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