what is disproportionation reaction?

Q: Explain in detail what is the type of bonding between NA+ and Cl- ions in NaCl?

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Q: Why are Be and Mg metals used as deoxidizers?

A: Be and Mg metals are used as deoxidizers.

Q: What are the Hydrogen Halides?

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Q: A halogen (X2) disproportionates in base in several steps to X- and XO3-. Write the overall equation…

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Q: Even though EN values vary relatively little down Group4A(14), the elements change from nonmetal to…

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Q: When bonding Nickel Ni to sulfur S what type of bond will be formed?

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Q: Using lithium  of atomic number 3 and chlorine of atomic number 17 describe electroovalent bonding.

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Q: Explain Sulfides ?

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Q: Define the term Phosphorus Halides?

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Q: What is the molecular structure for each of the following molecules or ions? a. OCl2 b. ClO4- c.…

A: Molecular structure is representation of location of atom and bond in molecules.

Q: Briefly describe (b) disproportionation reaction

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Q: What type of bonding do metalloids generally do to form crystal structures? Covalent lonic O…

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Q: In ceramics, as the electronegativity difference between atoms increases, the -6 ..bonding becomes…

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Q: What nonmetal in Period 3 forms 4 single bonds?

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Q: An Introduction for Crystal Structure of NaCl

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Q: What is the electron configuration of Co²⁺?

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Q: Summarize the chief forms and uses of chlorine compounds.

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Q: Why carbon does have a larger tendency of catenation than silicon although they have same number of…

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Q: Covalent bonds are formed between...? a hydrogen & electronegative group two metals a metal & a…

A: A covalent bond is formed between two non-metals that have similar electronegativities.

Q: Which one of the following is the most stable boron compound and why? B.

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Q: Why are lithium halides covalent in nature?

A: Covalent compounds are formed by the sharing of electrons.

Q: Using the standard enthalpy of formation data, determine which bond is stronger: the P–Cl bond in…

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Q: What is the use of evaporating the solution with concentrated sulfuric acid?

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Q: Why is Li best reducing agent where as Fluorine is best oxidizing agent ?

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Q: The tetragonal and hexagonal crystal systems produce the crystal form. O Tetrahedron Scalenohedral O…

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Q: NH2 HNO3 H,SO4 2 1

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Q: 1. What comprises the Group III Anions?

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Q: Which of the following elements combines with oxygen to form a covalent network solid. A. Si В. S С.…

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Q: Explain the main bonding in Solid

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Q: What are Organo metallic compounds ?

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Q: lanthanides are not able to form oxo ions why ?

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Q: The chemical formula for dibromine monoselenide.

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Group 13 Elements

In the periodic table, group 13 elements exist in the first p-block. There are six elements present in group 13, which include boron (B), aluminum (Al), gallium (Ga), indium (In), thallium (Tl), and element 113 (ununtrium, (Uut)). Group 13 elements are also designated as the boron family.