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With reference to a molecule of water, fill in the blanks with the correct word. [at. no. of H = 1, O = 8]
Water is a [non-polar/polar] covalent molecule in which the atom of [hydrogen/oxygen] attracts electrons more strongly towards itself. The water molecule shows the presence of [double / one single / two single] covalent bond/s and [one/two] lone pair of electrons present in the [hydrogen/oxygen] atom.

July 30, 2024

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Water is a polar covalent molecule in which the atom of oxygen attracts electrons more strongly towards itself. The water molecule shows the presence of two single covalent bond/s and two lone pair of electrons present in the oxygen atom.

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In the formation of MgO the magnesium atom (at. no. 12) loses two electrons from it’s valence shell.

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Element	Element	Type of bond likely in molecule of	Formula of compound
A: At. no. = 20	B: At no. = 8	A and B
A: At no. = 20	C: At no. = 17	A and C
D: At. no. = 9	D: At. no. = 9	D and D
E: At. no. = 12	F: At. no. = 16	E and F
G: At. no. = 1	F: At. no. = 16	G and F

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A compound has a formula = ‘H2Y’. Y denotes a non-metal. State the following:
1. The electronic configuration of Y.
2. The valency of Y.
3. The bonding present in ‘H2Y’
4. The bonding present in the compound formed between potassium (19K39) and ‘Y’
5. The formula of the compound formed between calcium (20Ca40) and Y.

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1. Sodium — Na = 2, 8, 1
2. Hydrogen — H = 1
3. Carbon — C = 2, 4
4. Chlorine — Cl = 2, 8, 7
5. Lithium — Li = 2,1
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(a) have high/low boiling points,
(b) are soluble/insoluble in organic solvents.
A : Hydrogen chloride
B : Sodium chloride
C : Sodium hydride
D : Lithium chloride
E : Carbon tetrachloride

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(i) The bond between two elements in group 17[VIIA] of the periodic table is likely to be [ionic/covalent].
(ii) In the reaction of Cl2 + 2KI ⟶ 2KCl + I2 the conversion of 2I to I2 is deemed as [oxidation/reduction].
(iii) The covalent molecule containing three single covalent bonds is [water/methane/ammonia].
(iv) The molecule of water combines with a [hydrogen atom/proton/hydrogen molecule] to form a hydronium ion.
(v) For formation of an electrovalent bond between elements ‘X’ and ‘Y’ which are a metal and non-metal respectively, X should have a [high/low] ionization potential and ‘Y’ a [high/low] electron affinity.

Complete the table given below:
Element Element Type of bond likely in molecule of Formula of compound
A: At. no. = 20 B: At no. = 8 A and B
A: At no. = 20 C: At no. = 17 A and C
D: At. no. = 9 D: At. no. = 9 D and D
E: At. no. = 12 F: At. no. = 16 E and F
G: At. no. = 1 F: At. no. = 16 G and F

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In the formation of MgO the magnesium atom (at. no. 12) loses two electrons from it’s valence shell.

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A non-metallic atom (at. no. 9) forms a molecule of the same, containing a single covalent bond.

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Iron displaces copper from a solution of a copper salt. The reaction is deemed as a redox reaction.

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MgCl2 is soluble in water but insoluble in acetone, while methane is insoluble in water, but soluble in acetone.

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NH3 gas a covalent compound does not conduct electricity but it’s aq. soln. NH4OH is a weak electrolyte.

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Electrovalent compounds are soluble in water, insoluble in organic solvents, good conductors of electricity in molten or aq. solution state, have high melting points and undergo electrolytic dissociation on passage of electric current, while covalent compounds are soluble in organic solvents, insoluble in water, non-conductors of electricity, have low melting points and undergo ionization on passage of electric current.

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