Chapter 13: Problem 33
Which is not correct?
(1)
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Chapter 13: Problem 33
Which is not correct?
(1)
These are the key concepts you need to understand to accurately answer the question.
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(1) weak Van der Waal's forces between layers
(2) covalent bonding between carbon atoms of layers
(3) delocalized clectrons in cach laycr
(4) sp
Hydrolysis of silicon tetrachloride gives (1) orthosilicic acid (2) metasilicic acid (3) parasilicic acid (4) silica
Which of the following statements is not correct?
(1) The dihalides of 14 th group elements are more ionic as compared to their
tetrahalides.
(2)
The interlayer distance in graphite is (1) very small, the laycrs being tightly packed (2) many times largcr than the covalent radius of carbon (3) about four times more than the covalent radius of carbon (4) the same as the covalent radius of carbon
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