Q13In the formation of a compound A2B3,two atoms of A lose three electrons eachwhile three atoms of B gain twoelectrons each. Which of the followingstatements is incorrect regardingcompound A2B3?A2B3 will be insoluble in organic solventsbut soluble in water0High temperatures are to be supplied tocause melting and boiling of A2B3A2B2 will have an ordered arrangementof its constituent speciesA2B3 will conduct electricity in the solid-0state, molten state as well as in anaqueous solution.

Since both the ions are donating and gaining electron so the compound formed is ionic compound.…

Q13 In the formation of a compound A2B3, two atoms of A lose three electrons each while three atoms of B gain two electrons each. Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding compound A2B3? A B3 will be insoluble in organic solvents but soluble in water High temperatures are to be supplied to cause melting and boiling of A2B3 A2B2 will have an ordered arrangement of its constituent species A2B3 will conduct electricity in the solid- state, molten state as well as in an aqueous solution.

Q13 In the formation of a compound A2B3, two atoms of A lose three electrons each while three atoms of B gain two electrons each. Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding compound A2B3? A B3 will be insoluble in organic solvents but soluble in water High temperatures are to be supplied to cause melting and boiling of A2B3 A2B2 will have an ordered arrangement of its constituent species A2B3 will conduct electricity in the solid- state, molten state as well as in an aqueous solution.

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