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`PbO_(2)` can act as an oxidising agent.

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To understand how \( \text{PbO}_2 \) can act as an oxidizing agent, we can break down the explanation into several steps: ### Step 1: Understanding Oxidizing Agents An oxidizing agent is a substance that can accept electrons from another substance during a chemical reaction. This process results in the oxidation of the other substance while the oxidizing agent itself gets reduced. ### Step 2: Identifying the Composition of \( \text{PbO}_2 \) \( \text{PbO}_2 \) is lead(IV) oxide, which consists of lead (Pb) and oxygen (O). In this compound, lead is in the +4 oxidation state. ...
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PRADEEP-SOME p-BLOCK ELEMENTS-CONCEPTUAL QUESTIONS (GROUP 14 ELEMENTS)
  1. Why is+2oxidiation state of lead more stable than +4 oxidation state?

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  2. Why carbon froms covalent compounds whereas lead forms ionic compounds...

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  3. Give one chemical reaction to show that : (i) Sn(II) is a reducing a...

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  4. PbO2 acts as a stronger oxidising agent than SnO2. Cmment .

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  5. PbO(2) can act as an oxidising agent.

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  6. Carbon monoxide is readily absorbed by ammoniacal cuprous chloride so...

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  7. CO is stable , but analogous SiO is not stable . Why ?

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  8. Why N(CH(3))(3) is pyramidal but N(SiH(3))(3) is planar ?

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  9. (SiH(3)) is a weaker base than (CH(3))(3)N. Explain.

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  10. Why N(CH(3))(3) is more basic than N(SiMe(3))(3) ?

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  11. Account for the following : (i) PbX(2) is more stable than PbX(4) (X ...

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  12. Why C Cl4 is resistant to hydrolysis , but SiCl4 is readily hudrolgyse...

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  13. The tendency towards catenation among group 14 elements down the group

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  14. why carbon show catenation but silicon does not ?

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  15. Give reason : Down the group tendency for catenation decreases among g...

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  16. Silanes are few in number whereas alkanes are large in number . Explai...

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  17. Why does not sillicon form an analogue of graphite?

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  18. Why does elemental silicon not form graphite like structure as carb...

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  19. No form fo elecmental silicon is comparabnle to graphite Give reason .

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  20. CO(2) is a gas while SiO(2) is a solid. Explain.

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