In terms of polar character which of the following order is correct ?
(b) As electronegativity difference of bond increase, polar character also increase.
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In terms of polar character which of the following order is correct ?
(b) As electronegativity difference of bond increase, polar character also increase.
The correct order or boiling point is:
The linear structure is possessed by :
(d )
Cis-butene dioic acid
Trans-butene dioic acid
The incorrect statement regarding above the information is:
In the cis isomer, both carboxyl groups are on the same side of the carbon chain, making the negative charges closer. This increases the electrostatic repulsion between the carboxylate anions, making the cis isomer less stable and more acidic than the trans isomer.
In which of the following compounds octet is complete and incomplete for all atoms:
In Al2Cl6, Al has an incomplete octet. In Al2(CH3)6, both Al and C have complete octets. In AlF3, Al has an incomplete octet, while F has a complete octet. In the dimer of BeCl2, Be has a complete octet, while Cl has an incomplete octet. In the dimer of BeH2, both Be and H have incomplete octets.
In which of the following metal of metal bond is present?
(c) ClHgHgCl
Mercurousion is represent as it is evidenced by the fact that its =0, i.e., it is diamagnetic. it is possible only when there is presence of a metal-matal bond.
The pair of elemnts which on combination are most likely to form an ionic compound is :
(b) is an ionic compound
The species showing - overlapping is :
(b) only P has d-orbitals.
Which of the following interaction lies in the range of 8 - 42 kJ/mol?
(d) (a) Dipole-induced dipole interaction (van der Waal's force) energy<8kJ/mol
(b) Dipole-dipole interaction (van der Waal's force)<8kJ/mol
(c) H-bond
(d) all
The number of antibonding electrons pairs in on the basis of MO theory are:
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