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Hello to everyone. I am starting this thread for questions from s block elements. I will post one question at a time and when it gets answered correctly, I will post another.

so, here is my first question

1. The pair of compounds which cannot exist together in a solution is

(A) NaHCO3 & NaOH                            (B) Na2CO3 & NaOH

(C) NaHCO3 &   Na2CO3                    (D) NaHCO3 & H2O


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ANS -C
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no your ans is not correct

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yes. here is another question

2. EDTA is used in the estimation of

(A) Mg+2                        (B) Ca+2

(C) both Ca+2 & Mg+2             (D) Neither Mg+2 nor Ca+2

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yes.

3.The alkaline earth metals, which do not impart any colour to the bunsen flame is

(A) Be & Mg                           (B) Mg & Ca

(C) Be & Ca                           (D) Be & Ba

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option (a) i.e Be and Mg

 

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(A) Be and Mg~~ high ionisation energy
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Let me post one ques....

q: A solution of sodium  in  liq ammonia  is strongly reducing due to the presence of..

a) Na atoms

b) NaH

c)sodium amide

d) solvated electrons

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is it (d)

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ans of my que is a. and ans of saharsh's question is d.
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yes it is .(d)

next...

asser. and reason...

A: Alkali metals do not occur in native state.

R:Alkali metals are highly reactive metals..

easy one!

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both correct correct explaanation~
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The golden yellow colour associated with NaCl to bunsen flame can be explained on the basis of

(A) low I.E. of sodium         (B) emission spectrum

(C) photosensitivity of sodium     (D) sublimition of metallic sodium of yellow vapours

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(B) emission spectrum of Na consists of two wavelengths which are yellow
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a) due to ionization energies are low, the valence electrons in their atoms can be easily excited to higher but unstable energy state, by the flame of a bunsen burner

 




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