P Block Flashcards
What are apatites
Minerals of phosphorus.. they occur in rocks..
Ex- ** Ca10(PO4)6X2 **
Here X - F , Cl , OH.. iske alava nhi ho skta koi aur
Discuss Ionisation energy 1 for group 15
Very high Ionisation energy
Brief about the physical state of group 15
Nitrogen exists as gas coz pπ-pπ bond
Rest cannot form pπ-pπ bonds hence exist as tetramers
Discuss about hydrides of group 15
Thermal stability.. Lewis base strength… And bond angle decreases down the group.
Reducing power and size of hydrides increases down the group
Give order for mp and bp of group 15 hydrides
MP— PH3 < AsH3 < SbH3 < NH3
BP—- PH3 < AsH3 < NH3 < SbH3 < BiH3
Give stability of +3 +5 and -3 oxidation state of group 15 elements
Stability of -3 and +5 decreases down the group…while +3 ki stability increases down the group due to inert pair effect
Wat is inert pair effect
Poor shielding of f and d causes inner electrons to be tightly bound to nucleus and hence low oxidation becomes more stable
Types of halides of group 15
Does Nitrogen form both the halides?
MX3 and MX5…
MX5 is more covalent than MX3
nitrogen does not form MX5 coz no vacant d orbital..
Which oxide of nitrogen is k/a the laughing gas
Dinitrogen oxide.. nitrous oxide.. ( N2O)
NEUTRAL OXIDE
Explain about the sesquioxide of nitrogen
N2O3
acidic oxide
Blue solid
Anhydride of HNO2 (nitrous acid)
Give important points of Nitrogen dioxide
NO2.. reddish brown gas.. acidic oxide
Mixed anhydride of HNO2 and HNO3.
odd electron molecule and paramagnetic.
Nitrogen dioxide at low temperature dimerises to form N2O4 (dinitrogen tetraoxide) which is colourless acidic and diamagnetic oxide
Which is the most stable allotrope of phosphorus? And how is it formed?
Black phosphorus
Red p -803k—– alpha black phosphorus
White P —-473k and high pressure —— beta black phosphorus (polymeric )
Which is the most reactive allotrope of phosphorus
White phosphorus.. catches fire in air hence stored under water.
Molecular solid.
Chemiluminiscence
Poisonous
Soluble in CS2.. not soluble in water
Most reactive due to angle strain(60°)
Wat describes the basicity of oxoacids?
Basicity of oxoacids is due to O-H bonds
How would you know that an oxoacid is a strong reducing agent
By seeing the number / presence of P-H BONDS
Hypophosphorous VS hypophosphoric
Hypophosphorous - H3PO2 (phosphinic acid)
Monobasic.. strong reducing agent..
Hypophosphoric — H4P2O6
has P-P bond.
Not a reducing agent
ORTHOPHOSPHOROUS
VS
ORTHOPHOSPHORIC
ORTHOPHOSPHOROUS
H3PO3
**phosphonic acid **
Dibasic and reducing agent
ORTHOPHOSPHORIC
H3PO4
tribasic acid (paani mein 3 h+ dega)
PYROPHOSPHOROUS
VS
PYROPHOSPHORIC
PYROPHOSPHOROUS
H4P2O5
has p-o-p bond
PYROPHOSPHORIC
**H4P2O7 **
Has p-o-p bond
Difference between PHOSPHORUS and PHOSPHORIC
Structure bnao.. PHOSPHORIC mein saare OH and ek double bond o..
And PHOSPHOROUS mein el double bond o and 2 OH and ek PH
Metaphosphoric acid ke two forms?( HPO3)
1) cyclotrimetaphosphoric acid
(HPO3)3= H3P3O9
P-O-P BOND in cyclic ring..
2)polymetaphosphoric acid
P-O-P bond.