Question
Match column A and column B and choose the right code :
Column AColumn B
1. Strongest reductant metal(a) $HgCl _2$
2. Metal which react with dilute acid(b) Lithium (Li)
3. Elements which shows only negative oxidation state(c) Mg
4. Mercury (II) chloride(d) Fluorine

Answer

(1) (b), (2) (c), (3) (d), (4) (a).

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