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1
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Why is ns^0-2 written in d orbital valence shell electronic config?

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Since Pd has 0 e`s in S orbital

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What are transition elements?

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Those which have incompletely filled d-orbitals in ground and excited (oxidation) state

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Why are Zn, Cd & Hg not transition metals?

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They have completely filled d-orbitals even after losing e’s from s orbital

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4
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Zn & Hf occur together in nature. Why?

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Due to same properties like atomic size

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5
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All groups have metal behavious except for

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group 12

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6
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When no of unpaired e’s are more, bonding in metal

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increases

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7
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Down the group, atomisation enthalpy

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increases

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8
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what is enthalpy of atomization?

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Energy needed to break the bond to atoms

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9
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Why does atomic size decrease and gradually increase again across the period?

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Due to shielding effect, nucleus is not able ot hold all e’s

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10
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What is lanthanoid contraction?

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gradual decrease in the atomic and ionic size of lanthanoids with an increase in atomic number

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11
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Why is lanthanoid contraction seen in 5d & 6s series & 4d and 5d series?

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14 e’s offer poor shielding effect from the element Hf which causes decrease in atomic size

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12
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Why does density of 3d elements increase from Sc to Zn?

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Atomic mass increases

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13
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Why is ionisation enthalpy for 3d series irregular?

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Due to irregularity in atomic size, it is lower for Cr due to absence of change in config while Zn has change in 4s config. b

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14
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If reduction potential is high, its stabitlity is

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less in aq solution

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15
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Why is Cu1+ less stable than Cu2+?

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Cu1+ has greater reduction potential and Cu2+ is surrounded by many water molecules due to which hydration enthalpy increases so it is stable

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16
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What happens when Cu+ is present in aq. sol?

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It undergoes oxidation & reduction at the same time called disproportionation rn.

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17
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Why does Cu have +ve potential?

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2nd ionisation enthalpy is very high due to which sum of enthalpies is +ve

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18
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Why does Mn show a less tendency to get reduced?

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After losing 2 e’s, it has stable half filled d orbital and -ve potential

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19
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If potential is +ve, it will show more tendency to

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get reduced

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20
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Ni has -ve potential due to

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high hydration enthalpy

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21
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why is there irregularity in potentials?

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Due to irregularity in sublimation & ionisation enthalpies

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22
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The stability of divalent ions decrease. Why?

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Since the potentials are becoming less -ve across the period.

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23
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Why is Mn2+ resistant to oxidation but Fe2+ is not?

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Due to half filled orbitals in Mn2+

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24
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Why is reduction potential of Mn3+ high?

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It is easy for Mn3+ to gain 1 e’ to be stable

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25
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Co3+ & Mn3+ are ________ agents

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oxidising

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26
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Ti2+, Cr2+ & V2+ are __________ agents

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reducing

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27
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Which elements doesn’t react with dilute acids at room temp?

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Ti & V

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28
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Why Cu will not react with acid to liberate H2?

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It has +ve potential

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29
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Which only shows +1 state?

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Cu

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30
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Which shows max oxidation states?

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Mn

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31
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Why transition elements show variable oxidation states?

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(n-1)d and ns e’s are involved in bond formation, pairing of e’s takes place

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32
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Why does Mn show many oxidation states?

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Due to 5 unpaired e’s in ‘d’ & 2 in ‘s’

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33
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Commonly seen oxidation state in group 15 elements

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+3 & +5

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34
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Why does +3 stability increase down the group?

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Due to inert pair effect where nucleus holds e’s in s orbitals which causes increase in nuclear charge & reluctance in bond formation of e’s

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35
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Which oxidation state is stable for p block?

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lower

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36
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Which oxidation state is stable for d block?

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higher

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37
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For Mo & W, which is stable?

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+6

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38
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Why does K2Cr2O7 act as good oxidising agent?

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Since it is stable when it gets reduced to +3 state

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39
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Why are MoO3 & WO3 not good oxidising agents?

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They are already stable in +6 state so they don’t show a tendency to get reduced

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40
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Lowest state seen in 3d series

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0 in the compound [Ni(CO)4]

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41
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Highest states are seen in

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Oxide & flourides

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42
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Highest states are seen in oxide & flouride. Why?

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Due to small sized electro -ve elements, so they are able to oxidise metal to higher state

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43
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Why is highest state of an element seen in oxide?

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Due to ability of oxygen to form multiple bonds with the metal

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44
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Which magnetic moment is seen in transition elements?

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spin

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45
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What decides spin MM & color?

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unpaired e’s

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46
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Why are compds formed by Sc3+,Ag+ & Zn2+ colourless?

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Since they don’t have unpaired e’s

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47
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Why are transition elements able to act as catalysts?

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Since they can show different oxidation states

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48
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Why does Pt, Pd & Ni act as catalyst?

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They have large surface area which provides area for the rn

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49
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Why are these elements able to form complexes?

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Due to small size of ion, high charge of metal ion, availability of empty d orbitals

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50
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Interstitial compds?

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Spaces in b/n atoms in metal lattice which are occupied by small atoms like C, N, H

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51
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interstitial compds are _________ compds

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non-stoichiometric

52
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Properties of interstitial compds

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High MP, hard compds, retain their metallic conductivity, chemically inert

53
Q

Alloys are

A

homogeneous substitutional solid soutions in which some of the metal atoms are replaced by other metals

54
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Brass is made of

A

Cu & Zn

55
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Bronze is made of

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Cu & Tin

56
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K2Cr2O7 is obtained from

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Chromite ore when treated with Na2CO3 & O2 & heated

57
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To convert chromate to dichromate,

A

acid is added

58
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To convert dichromate to chromate,

A

base is added

59
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color of (CrO4)2-

A

yellow

60
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Color of (Cr2O7)2-

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orange

61
Q

Effect of H+ on CrO4?

A

It converts it to Cr2O7

62
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Why does CrO4 show color despite having unpaired e’s?

A

Due to charge transfer

63
Q

How is KMnO4 obtained?

A

K2MnO4 when kept for some time or when treated with acid give KMnO4

64
Q

Colour of (MnO4)2-

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green

65
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Why does H undergo reduction instead of K+ in KMnO4 formation?

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Since K+ has -ve potential since it is a metal

66
Q

One property of Kr2CrO7?

A

It is a good oxidising agent in all mediums

67
Q

Why is silver a transition element?

A

d orbitals are completely filled in d^10s^2

68
Q

Why is enthalpy of atomisation lowest for Zn in 3d series?

A

d orbitals are not involved in bonding, so metallic bond is weak and energy to break them to atoms is low

69
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how +2 state becomes more stable in 1st half of 3d series with increasing atomic number?

A

the 3d orbitals get gradually occupied and empty orbitals decrease so stability increases from Sc2+ to Mn2+

70
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characteristics of d block elements?

A
  1. (n-1)d^1-10 ns^1-2
    metallic lustre, high tensile strength, ductile, malleable
  2. decrease in radius with increasing at. no
  3. Increasing ionisation enthalpy from left to right
  4. Increase in sum of 1st & 2nd ionisation enthalpies
  5. They form complexes
  6. They show dia & para magnetism
  7. Form coloured ions
  8. Used as catalysts
71
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Transition elements have _______ electrical & thermal conductivity

A

high

72
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Transition elements have ____ volatility

A

low

73
Q

Transition elements have ______ MP

A

high

74
Q

In what way is E.C of these elements different from non-transition elements?

A

In non-transition elements, d orbitals are absent or completely filled

75
Q

Most common states by lanthanoids

A

2, 3 and 4

76
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Why transition metals have high enthalpies of atomisation?

A

Due to large no of unpaired e’s. These atoms have strong interatomic interaction & stronger bonding

77
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Why do these elements form coloured compds?

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Due to partial absorption of visible light. The e’ absorbs the radiation of a particular freq & jumps to next orbital

78
Q

How states differ in transition and non transition metals?

A

In non transition metals ,variation is selective ie they differ by 2 and states of transition elements differ by 1

79
Q

Effect of increase in pH on K2Cr2O7

A

It changes to K2Cr2O4(orange to yellow)

80
Q

Examples of disproportionation rns?

A
  1. 3MnO4 + 4H –> 2MnO4 + MnO2 + 2H2O
  2. 3CrO4 + 8H –> 2crO4 + Cr3+ + 4H2O
81
Q

Example for lowest oxide is basic, highest oxide is acidic/amphoteric

A

MnO(Mn2+) ; Mn2O7(Mn7+)

82
Q

Alloy which contains lanthanoid metals

A

mischmetal which has S, C, Ca & Al

83
Q

Use of mischmetal

A

Produce bullets, shell & lighter flint

84
Q

Elements of 1st series posess diff properties than those of heavier elements?

A

Due to larger atomic radii of heavier elements, high ionization and atomisation enthalpy, higher MP & BP

85
Q

Ce exhibit

A

+4

86
Q

Pr exhibit

A

+4

87
Q

Tb exhibit

A

+4

88
Q

Nd exhibit

A

+2

89
Q

Sm & Eu exhibit

A

+2

90
Q

Electronic COnfig for lanthanoids

A

[Xe]4f^1-14 5d^0-1 6s^2

91
Q

Electronic Config for actinoids

A

[Rn]5f^1-14 6d^0-1 7s^2

92
Q

Most stable state for lanthanoid

A

+3. Some show 2 & 4

93
Q

Most stable state for actinoids

A

Besides three, 4,5,6, & 7 are seen

94
Q

Reactivity of lanthanoids

A

Less reactive metals

95
Q

Reactivity of actinoids

A

More reactive

96
Q

Which doesn’t form oxocations?

A

Lanthanoids

97
Q

Which forms complexed easily?

A

Actinoids

98
Q

________ compds are less basic

A

lanthanoid

99
Q

Which CuX2 will not be formed?

A

CuI2

100
Q

As size of ion increases, its covalent nature

A

decreases

101
Q

Why are Yb2+ & Eu2+ good reducing agents?

A

it will try to go to its stable +3 state and get oxidised

102
Q

Why are Ce +4 & Tb 4+ good oxidising agents?

A

They show tendency to get reduced to +3 state to be stable

103
Q

The only radioactive element in lanthanoids

A

Promethium(Pm)

104
Q

Which has highest MP in lanthanoids?

A

Samarium(Sm) 1623K

105
Q

Lanthanoids are good _______ agents

A

reducing

106
Q

Lanthanoids have __ potential values

A

-ve

107
Q

Most stable state in Lanthanoids

A

+3

108
Q

Why is +2 state also shown by lanthanoids?

A

Stable half or filled orbitals

109
Q

Atomic size _____ with increase in atomic no. due to poor shielding effect

A

decrease

110
Q

Basic strength of hydroxides of lanthanoids

A

Decreases from Ce to Lu

111
Q

Why does covalent nature increase when size of ion decrease?

A

When size is less, +ve ion will have greater polarising power to capture the e’ cloud of the anion due to which OH cannot be given easily(Fajan’s rules). So basicity decreases.

112
Q

Does lanthanides show color & paramagnetism?

A

Yes

113
Q

lanthanoids have spin &

A

orbital magnetic moment

114
Q

Lanthanoid + H2O gives

A

LnOH3 + H2(displaces H)

115
Q

uses of Lanthanoids

A
  1. Oxides are used as catalysts in cracking of petroleum
  2. Oxide used to make Crook’s lens for protection from UV rays
  3. Making Mischmetal
116
Q

Pyrophoric alloy

A

Mischmetal + magnesium

117
Q

Why is pyrophoric alloy used for making bullets?

A

It catches fire easily

118
Q

Actinoid contraction

A

Poor shielding effect of 5f e’s

119
Q

Why lanthanoids have greater ionisation energy than actinoids?

A

4f is near to nucleus than 5f so it can pull the e’s more than those of 5f

120
Q

Why does actinides show more oxidation states?

A

Less diff in energy b/n 5f 6d 7s

121
Q

Mn2O7 is acidic where MnO is basic

A

Mn has +7 in Mn2O7 which is more acidic

122
Q

Acidic nature increase on _____ in oxidation states

A

Increasing

123
Q

d block elements exhibit more oxidatoin states than f block

A

Less energy diff b/n d & s orbitals in d block

124
Q

Zr & Hf have similar atomic radii

A

Lanthanoid contraction

125
Q

Titration of FeSO4 with KMnO4 uses dil H2SO4 & not dil HCl. Why?

A

Chlorine produces greenish yellow gas which interrupts pale pink colour needed.

126
Q

Co2+ is easily oxidised in presence of strong ligands

A

Co 2+ will easily lose 1 e’ to be stable

127
Q

Transition elements have high enthalpy of atomisation. Why?

A

Due to strong metallic bonding due to unpaired e’s

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