2nd Year Chemistry Chapter 5 (The Helogens and Noble Gasses) Online Preparation

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Question # 1

Define "disproportion reaction".

  • Ans 1: A reaction in which a species(molecule atom or ion )is simultaneously oxidized and reduced is called disproportion reaction.
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12th Class Chemistry Chapter 5 Short Questions Preparation - Set 1

Question # 1

Define "disproportion reaction".

  • Ans 1: A reaction in which a species(molecule atom or ion )is simultaneously oxidized and reduced is called disproportion reaction.
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12th Class Chemistry Chapter 5 Short Questions Preparation - Set 2

Question # 1

What is bleaching powder?

  • Ans 1: Bleaching powder is yellowish white powder with strong smell of chlorine and is used to bleach different things.It has chlorine known as "available chlorine".
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12th Class Chemistry Chapter 5 Short Questions Preparation - Set 3

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Why the lattice energy of Fluorides is greater than Chlorides?

  • Ans 1: Due to small size of fluoride ions(f),there will be a better overlap of orbitals and consequently leads to shorter and stronger bonds with other elements.Ionic fluorides have higher lattice energies than the chlorides and the value is responsible for the insolubility of the fluorides in water.Due to low dissociation energy of fluorine molecule,it is highly reactive.The other halogens react slowly under similar conditions.The fluorides are,however more stable with respect to dissociation into elements.
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