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12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ExploringAtom234

The order of increasing ionic radius for the following ions Cl- , P3- and S2- is:

Cl- < S 2- < P 3- ;

Cl- < P 3- < S 2- ;

P 3- < S 2- < Cl- .

Which element is predicted to have the following ground-state configuration [Kr]4d105s25p4 :

c. Polonium.

Antimony;

b. Tellurium;

The ionic solids CaO and KCl crystallize to form structures of the same type. In which compound are the interactions between the ion stronger and what factors lead to the difference?

CaO, smaller charges and smaller radius;

CaO, higher charges and smaller radius.

b. KCl, smaller charges and smaller radius;

The order of decreasing carbon-oxygen bond length in CO, CO2, CO3 2- is:

CO > CO2 > CO3 2- ;

CO2 > CO > CO3 2-

CO3 2- > CO2 > CO.

Aluminium crystallizes in a FCC structure and has an atomic radius of 143 pm. The density of aluminium is

3.78 g/cm-3

2.72 g/cm-3 ;

2.28 g/cm-3 ;

A helium balloon has a volume of 12.4 L, when the pressure is 0.885 atm and the temperature is 22 oC. The balloon is cooled at a constant pressure until the temperature is -18 oC. The volume of the balloon at this stage will be:

22.4L

10.7L

11.2L

Without doing a calculation, order the following gases: N2H4, N2, NH3 according to increasing mass density:

N2 < NH3 < N2H4;

NH3 < N2

NH3 < N2H4 < N2;

Reaction rate depends on:

Concentration of the reactants;

Temperature

Surface area and particle size of the reactants;

The presence of the catalysts.

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