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The electronic configuration of some elements are as :
(i) $1 s^2 2 s^2 2 p^5$
(ii) $1 s^2 2 s^2 2 p^6 3 s^2 3 p^2$
(iii) $1 s^2 2 s^2 2 p^6 3 s^2 3 p^6 3 d^2 4 s^2$
Find out the halogen, transition element and carbon family element from them.
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(i) From $B$ to $F$ in the second period and in third period from Al to Cl in increasing order of electron gain enthalpy.
(ii) Arrange elements of halogen family in decreasing order of electron gain enthalpy.
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Each first element of a group differs in properties with other members of group. Explain the statement with reason.
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In second period there is a difference between properties of elements. Why?
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Column AColumn B
(1) Coinage metal(a) 28
(2) Elements form $M ^{+1}$ ion(b) Cu, Ag, Au
(3) All metals(c) Alkaline metals
(4) Number of inner transition elements(d) group 2
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(1) Elements in metals. having highest melting point(a) Hoffnium (Hf)
(2) II electron gain enthalpy of oxygen(b) III > II > 1
(3) Sequence of ionization enthalpy(c) Positive
(4) II member of 5d series(d) Tungsten (W)
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(1) Hydrolysis of $BCl _3$(a) Most acidic oxide
(2) $Cl _2 O _7$(b) Be and Al
(3) Diagonal relationship(c) $H _3 BO _3$
(4) Outermost electronic configuration of s-block(d) $ns ^1$ and $ns ^2$
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(1) $SH ^{+4}< Sn ^{+2}$(a) Fluorine
(2) Maximum ionisation enthalpy in periods(b) lonic radii
(3) Electron gain enthalpy(c) Noble gases
(4) Element having maximum electro- negativity(d) Negative
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(1) Eka-aluminium(a) Cs (Caesium)
(2) Maximum metallic property table(b) Ionic property
(3) Penetrating power of orbitals(c) Ga (Gallium)
(4) $NaCl > MgCl _2$(d) More ionisation enthalpy
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