Chapter 14: Q101P (page 623)
Based on the relative sizes of F and Cl, predict the structure of
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The answer is
Chapter 14: Q101P (page 623)
Based on the relative sizes of F and Cl, predict the structure of
The answer is
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(a) have very nearly the same radii.
(b) is insoluble in water, but NaF is quite soluble.
(c) Molten is a poor electrical conductor, whereas molten is an excellent one
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Give the oxidation state of sulfur in (a) ; (b) ; (c) ; (d) ; (e); (f) ; (g) .
Explain the horizontal irregularity in the size of the most common ions of Period 3 elements.
Question: (a) What is the range of oxidation states shown by the elements of Group 5A (15) as you move down the group?
(b) How does this range illustrate the general rule for the range of oxidation states in groups on the right side of the periodic table?
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