Description : Which of the following terms refers to the energy released when an electron is added to a neutral atom? w) electrovalence x) electron affinity y) electroconductance z) none of these
Last Answer : ANSWER: X -- ELECTRON AFFINITY
Description : Define the following : Atomic Radii , Ionization Energy , Electron Affinity , Electronegativity.
Last Answer : Ans :(1) Atomic Radii : An atom does not have strictly defined boundaries so it is impossible to determine the exact radius of an atom but theoretically it is defined as half the distance between the ... in Period : It increases from left to right in a period due to increase in nuclear charge.
Description : Explain the trend of the following in group 13 elements : A. atomic radii B. ionization enthalpy C. electron affinity
Last Answer : Explain the trend of the following in group 13 elements : A. atomic radii B. ionization enthalpy C. electron affinity
Description : How IS The electronegativity trend relates to the first ionization energy trend?
Last Answer : Electronegativity and first ionization energy both increasegoing up the Periodic Table.
Description : Which among the following is not a characteristic of transition metals? (1) Tendency to gain electrons (2) Low electronegativity (3) Low ionization energy (4) Malleability
Last Answer : (1) Tendency to gain electrons Explanation: The transition metals have a tendency to lose electrons. Since the electrons in the highest energy level are actually on a lower principal enemy number than the ... ions, the 4s electrons are always lost first; so, they form only cations (positive ions).
Last Answer : Tendency to gain electrons
Description : The high reactivity of fluorine is due to (a) Its high electronegativity (b) Small size of flourine atom (c) Availability of d-orbitals (d) Strong F-F bond
Last Answer : Ans:(a)
Description : What electron would have the highest ionization energy for an oxygen atom?
Last Answer : What is the answer ?
Description : Give reason: sodium has lower electron affinity than chlorine atom.
Last Answer : As electron affinity increases across a period (from left to right)
Description : What happens when a chemical bond is formed? (1) energy is always absorbed (2) energy in always released (3) more energy is released than is absorbed (4) energy is neither released nor ... as potential energy. Upon the breaking of these bonds the energy is released thereby creating usable energy.
Last Answer : Silver nitrate solution is kept in brown bottles in laboratory because - (1) it reacts with ordinary white bottles (2) brown bottles stops the passage of light through it (3) brown bottles do not react with it (4) brown bottles react with it
Description : How many electron shells woul be completely filled by a neutral xenon atom?
Last Answer : Xenon has five electron shells.
Description : When a semiconductor is doped with a P-type impurity, each impurity atom will (A) acquire negative charge. (B) acquire positive charge. (C) remain electrically neutral. (D) give away one electron.
Last Answer : (A) acquire negative charge.
Description : An electron in an atom jumps in such a way that its kinetic energy changes from x to `x/4`. The change in potential energy will be:
Last Answer : An electron in an atom jumps in such a way that its kinetic energy changes from x to `x/4`. The change in potential ... `+(3)/(4)x` D. `-(3)/(4)x`
Description : The ionisation potential of hydrogen atom is `13.6` volt. The energy required to remove an electron in the `n = 2` state of the hydrogen atom is
Last Answer : The ionisation potential of hydrogen atom is `13.6` volt. The energy required to remove an electron in the `n = 2` ... . 13.6 eV C. 6.8 eV D. 3.4 eV
Description : In any atom the potential energy of an orbiting electron is (A) always positive (B) always negative (C) sometime positive, sometime negative (D) numerically less then its kinetic energy.
Last Answer : In any atom the potential energy of an orbiting electron is always negative
Description : Explain : Electronegativity and electron gain enthalpy. Which of the two can be measured experimentally?
Last Answer : Explain : Electronegativity and electron gain enthalpy. Which of the two can be measured experimentally?
Description : The energy required to completely remove an electron from the first Bohr orbit is called a) excited energy b) ionization energy c) accelerated energy d) orbital energy
Last Answer : b) ionization energy
Description : If oxygen which has an electronegativity of 3.5 bonds with hydrogen which has an electronegativity of 2.1 the bond between the two atoms will be classified as a polar what bond?
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Description : If nitrogen which has an electronegativity of 2.0 bonds with hydrogen which has an electronegativity of 2.1 the bond between the two atoms will be classified as?
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Description : An atom with high electronegativity generally has :-
Last Answer : An atom with high electronegativity generally has :- A. tendency to form +ve ions B. high ... C. large atomic size D. low electrons affinity
Description : The alkali metals have (a) Low ionization energy (b) High electronegativities (c) High m.p. (d) Electron configuration of ns2np1
Description : Which of the following species is non polar with presence of polar bond and lone pair of electron on central atom.
Last Answer : Which of the following species is non polar with presence of polar bond and lone pair of electron on central atom. A. ... 4)` C. `XeF_(4)` D. `CF_(4)`
Description : What happens to an atom of fluorine (F) when it forms an ionic bond in which it has the same electron configuration as the noble gas neon?
Last Answer : It accepts one electron.
Description : (3) the number of electrons orbiting around the nucleus Explanation: The chemical behavior of an atom is determined by the number of electrons on its outer shell. As for the chemical bonding properties of ... , and in what ratio atoms will bond to form the 20,000,000 different substances on Earth.
Last Answer : Methyl phenyl ether can be obtained by reacting - (1) phenolate ions and methyl iodide (2) methoxide ions and bromobenzene (3) methanol and phenol (4) bromobenzene and methyl bromide
Description : From the elements: Cl, Br, F, O, Al, C, Li, Cs and Xe; choose the following: (a) The element with highest negative electron gain enthalpy. (b) The element with lowest ionization enthalpy. ( ... . (f)The element which belongs to zero group. (g) The elements which forms largest number of compounds.
Last Answer : Ans. (a). The element chlorine (Cl) has the highest negative electron gain enthalpy. (b). The element cesium (Cs) has lowest ionization enthalpy. (c). The element fluorine F has lowest atomic radius. (d ... zero group (or group 18). (g). The element carbon (C) forms the largest number of compounds.
Description : Arrange the following order of the property indicated: (a). F, Cl, Br and I (negative electron gain enthalpy) (b). Mg, Al, Si and Na (ionization enthalpy) (c). C, N, O and F (second ionization enthalpy)
Last Answer : Ans. (a). I
Description : The electron affinity for the inert gases is (a) Zero (b) High (c) Negative (d) Positive
Description : Which element has the lowest electron affinity? -Do You Know?
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Description : Assertion :- First electrons affinity fo all element is positive. Reason :- Successive electron affinity of all elements is negative
Last Answer : Assertion :- First electrons affinity fo all element is positive. Reason :- Successive electron affinity ... D. If both Assertion & Reason are false
Description : Electron affinity order of chalcogens is
Last Answer : Electron affinity order of chalcogens is A. `SgtSegtTegtO` B. `OgtSgtSegtTegtPo` C. `SgtOgtSegtTegtPo` D. `PgtPogtTegtSegtS`
Description : Who can help me with this problem Rank the following elements by electron affinity from most positive to most negative I have the elements Ar Cl O Sb and Rb?
Last Answer : The order is: O, Cl, Sb, Rb, Ar.
Description : Electron affinity of noble gases is - (1) zero (2) Low (3) High (4) Very high
Last Answer : (1) zero Explanation: Most elements 'want' to have a complete electron shell with 8 electrons. Since the Noble Gases already have that 'perfect status' then they have an affinity of 0.
Description : Which element has the lowest electron affinity?
Last Answer : Argon
Description : List the following atoms in order of increasing electron affinity: oxygen, boron, and fluorine.
Last Answer : ANSWER: (1) BORON, (2) OXYGEN, (3) FLUORINE
Description : a. Which atom should have smaller ionization enthalpy, oxygen or sulfur? b. The lithium forms +1 ions while berylium forms +2 ions ?
Last Answer : With the help of diagram answer the questions given below : a. Which atom should have smaller ... forms +1 ions while berylium forms +2 ions ?
Description : The gaseous product released during the manufacture of soda glass is
Last Answer : carbon dioxide.
Description : Which is the element that has the highest first ionization potential? -General Knowledge
Last Answer : The answer is 'Nitrogen'
Description : Which is the element that has the highest first ionization potential?
Last Answer : Nitrogen
Description : Distinctive features of gatifloxacin include the following except: A. Higher affinity for the enzyme topoisomerase IV B. Activity restricted to gram negative bacteria C. Potential to prolong QTc interval D. Employed to treat community acquired pneumonia
Last Answer : B. Activity restricted to gram negative bacteria
Description : The heaviest gaseous atom?
Last Answer : Radon
Description : Which statement is correct? (a) Energy is released when a bond breaks. (b) A sigma bond results from attraction of protons and electrons. (c) Energy is released when a bond forms. (d) A carbanion is positively charged
Last Answer : Energy is released when a bond forms
Description : Which describes the bond strength or bond dissociation energy? (a) energy required to break a bond (b) energy released when a bond breaks (c) energy released when a bond is formed (d) (a) and (c)
Last Answer : (a) and (c)
Description : What happens when a chemical bond is formed ? (1) energy is always absorbed (2) energy in always released (3) more energy is released than is absorbed (4) energy is neither released nor absorbed
Last Answer : energy is always absorbed
Description : The energy released in an atom bomb explosion is mainly due to
Last Answer : The energy released in an atom bomb explosion is mainly due to A. Conversion of heavier to lighter ... C. release of neutrons D. release of electrons
Description : Calculate the energy released by fission of 1 g of `._(92)^(235)U`, assuming that an energy of 200 MeV is released by fission of each atom of `.^(235)
Last Answer : Calculate the energy released by fission of 1 g of `._(92)^(235)U`, assuming that an energy of 200 MeV is ... `= 6.023 xx 10^(26) kg mol^(-1)`)
Description : Which of the following properties is not true for an alkali metal? (a) Low electronegativity (b) Low ionisation energy (c) Low atomic volume (d) Low density
Last Answer : Ans:(c)
Description : The ionisation energy of dioxygen (`O_2`) is very close to that of Xenon. Also F and O have the highest electronegativity and consequently can oxidise
Last Answer : The ionisation energy of dioxygen (`O_2`) is very close to that of Xenon. Also F and O have ... (D) clathrates with He and Ne are highly expolsive.