the electronegativity of the following elements increases in the order
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What are the combining ratios of elements in group l with elements in group VII of the periodic table ?
All the elements in group l have one electron in their valence shells. Transfer of one electron from the valence shell of elements in group l to the valence shall of elements in group VII results in :
(i) Octet formation for both.
(ii) Formation of ions having charge of +1 and -1 respectively.
The combining ratio 1 : 1. This ratio of ions results in a neutral aggregate with the formula AB, where A stands for the cations of the group l elements , and B stands for the anions of group VII.
The First ionisation enthalpies of Na,Mg,Al and Si are in the order
The ionisation potential of Mg is higher than Na as well as Al due to presence of stable configuration i.e ns2
Which of the following is smallest in size?
decreasing order of size (Na+ smallest size)
N3- > O2- > F- > Na+
For electron affinity of halogens, which of the following is correct?
The electron affinity of F is less than Cl. Hence electron affinity of F is greater than I is the correct option.
Which one of the elements has highest ionisation energy?
Due to presence of stable configuration,
[Ne]3s23p3 has highest energy.
Which of the following has the highest electron affinity?
O>Na>O->F-
F negative ion is having 8 electrons so, it doesn't need any further electron.
o- has 7 electron , but presence of -ve charge will reduces E.A
Which of has the largest size?
Li+(aq) has largest size due to high hydration
The screening effect of d-electrons is :
Size of the orbital order are s < p < d < f, as the size of the orbital decreases screening effect increases
Values of electronegativity like 3.0, 2.8, 2.5 are related to :-
Maximum IP Noble gas
Max.EA halogens
EN of CI = 3
EN of Br = 2.8
EN of I = 2.5
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