1. Hydrogen chloride can be prepared by reacting sodium chloride with sulfuric acid or nitric acid.
2. When three parts of concentrated hydrochloric acid and one part of concentrated nitric acid are mixed, a compound 'X' is formed which is known as aqua regia and is used for dissolving gold and decomposing salts of weaker acids.
3. Xenon does not usually form compounds because it has a closed shell electronic configuration and is large in size, but it can react with fluorine to form xenon fluoride (XeF2) due to fluorine's small size and high electronegativity.
1. Hydrogen chloride can be prepared by reacting sodium chloride with sulfuric acid or nitric acid.
2. When three parts of concentrated hydrochloric acid and one part of concentrated nitric acid are mixed, a compound 'X' is formed which is known as aqua regia and is used for dissolving gold and decomposing salts of weaker acids.
3. Xenon does not usually form compounds because it has a closed shell electronic configuration and is large in size, but it can react with fluorine to form xenon fluoride (XeF2) due to fluorine's small size and high electronegativity.
1. Hydrogen chloride can be prepared by reacting sodium chloride with sulfuric acid or nitric acid.
2. When three parts of concentrated hydrochloric acid and one part of concentrated nitric acid are mixed, a compound 'X' is formed which is known as aqua regia and is used for dissolving gold and decomposing salts of weaker acids.
3. Xenon does not usually form compounds because it has a closed shell electronic configuration and is large in size, but it can react with fluorine to form xenon fluoride (XeF2) due to fluorine's small size and high electronegativity.
720 Hydrogen Chloride the individual halogens 79. HO(an be prepared by (a) they are prepared by (a) Nacl H,SO, (b) NaHsO, Natl 420 K 823 K halogens (b) X X'bonds weakert Aire1 () NaNO, H,S0, () they are thermally (d) both (a) and (b). (d) there is alarger SO. When three arts of conc. HCland one part o COn. HNO, is mixed, aconnpound 'X is fomed. Ihe corret option related to 'N is 86. Match the column ! appropriate choce. Column I Afferermolnneitlete with (a) is known as aqua tega (b) 'N is used for dissolving gold (c) Nis used tor decomposition of salts of weaker (A) CIE, Csdumn acids (d) both (a) and (b). (B) E; () IE; (D) BrF \hentyyra'Ttde 7.21 Oxoacids of Halogens (a) (A) - (ii); (B) (b) (A) -’ (i); (B) SI. The correct order of acidity of oxoacids of halogens is (c) (A) ’ (i); (B) (iv);: (C) (a) HCIO <HCIO, < HCIO, < HCIO, (d) (A) -’ (iii); (B) >(); (b) HCio, <HCIO, <HCIO, <HCIO (c) HClo <HCIO, <HCIO, <HCIO, () , (d) HCIO, <HCIO, <HCIO, <HCIo 7.23 Group 18 Elements 82. The following acids have been arrangedlin order of 87. Xenon has closed shell decreasing acid strength. ldentify the correct order. ClOH II. BrOH to give compounds with (a) Xe atom has conf fluigur uoria nti e on large size and becaue but t III. IOH potential as compared to othJower er wae a (a) I> II> II (b) II> I> III (b) Xe has unpaired electrons whichnobi (c) III > II >I (d) I> III > II covalent bonds (c) Xe has highest boiling point 83. Which of the following increasing order is not hence it cor correct as mentioned in the property with it? compounds with fluorine (d) fluorine is the smallest element hence (a) HCIO< HCIO, < HCIO, <HCIO4 (thermal stability) react with all noble gases. (b) HCIO, <HCIO, <HCIO, <HCIo 88. Which compound is prepared by the fol (oxidising power) reaction? (c) F<CI <Br <I (reducing nature) Xe + F 673 K (d) HIO, < ICl < I, < HI (2:1 volume ratio) (oxidation number of iodine) (a) XeF, (b) XeF; (c) XeF, (d) None of these 722 Interhalogen Compounds 89. Which of the following statements is not c 84. Match the column I with column Il and mark the about XeF,? appropriate choice. (a) It can be obtained by direct reation be F, and Xe at high pressure. Column I Column II (b) XeF, undergoes alkaline hydrolysis tog (A) (CN), () Hydrogen bonding and Xe. (B) IF, (ii) Deacon's process (c) XeF, is a powerful reducing agent. and thrt (C) CI, (ii) Pseudohalogen (d) XeF contains two bond pairs (D) HF (iv) sp'd' hybridisation pairs. reac (a) (A)’ (iv); (B)’ (); (C) ’ (iü); (D) ’ (ii) 90. What are the products formed in the silicon dioxide! (b) (A) -’ (ii); (B) ’ (ii); (C)’ (iv); (D) ’ () Xenon hexafluoride with Sif, (c) (A) ’ (iii); (B) ’ (iv); (C)’ (i); (D) (i) (a) XeSiO, + HF (b) XeF,+ Sif; (d) (A)-’ (i); (B) -’ (ii); (C) ’ (iv); (D)’(iüi) (c) XeOF, + SiF4 (d) XeO,+
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