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- Why nitric acid acts as an oxidizing agent? How it oxidizes: Phosphoru...
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- Why nitric acid acts as an oxidising agaent? How it oxidises: Hydrogen...
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- Express 1182 in roman numbers.
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- Give the structure and basicity of H3PO2.
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- Why SF6 is known but SH6 is not known ?
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- Give the shape of IF5.
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- Why nitric acid acts as an oxididing agent? How it oxidises: Sulphur t...
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- Why nitric acid acts as an oxididing agent? How it oxidises: Ferrous S...
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- Give the structure of XeO2F2 and state of hybridization of Xe in it.
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- Draw the molecular structures of following compound : H2S2O8
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- Draw the molecular structure of the following : XeF4
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- Explain with reason : The negative electron gain enthalpy of oxygen is...
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- Explain with reason : the reducing power of phosphine is higher than t...
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- Explain with reason : The majority of known noble gas compounds are th...
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- Draw the structure of H3PO3.
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- Write the structure of the following compound : HClO3
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- Why electron affinity of fluorine is less than that of chlorine ?
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- Explain with reason : Red phosphorus is more stable than white phospho...
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- Fluorine exhibits only - 1 oxidation state whereas other halogens exhi...
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- What are the interhalogen compounds ? Why are these more reactive than...
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