Chapter 4

Chemistry · 36 exercises

Problem 1

Why did Mendeleeff arrange the elements in the increasing order of their atomic weight in his periodic table?

5 step solution

Problem 2

How was the problem of placement of isotopes in Mendeleeff's periodic table overcome in the modern periodic table?

3 step solution

Problem 3

Why did Newland's law of octaves fail?

4 step solution

Problem 5

Why are the "s-" and "p-" blocks elements called representative elements?

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Problem 6

General electronic configuration of s-block elements is

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Problem 7

Describe the trend of oxidizing and reducing property along a period and a group of the periodic table.

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Problem 9

Describe the trend of electron affinity along a period.

3 step solution

Problem 10

Describe the trend of atomic size along a period and a group in the periodic table.

4 step solution

Problem 12

Describe the trend of ionization potential along a period and a group in the periodic table.

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Problem 13

Why are the chemical properties of the elements belonging to the same group similar?

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Problem 14

Why is it that hydrogen can be placed in both I A group and VII A group of the modern periodic table?

5 step solution

Problem 16

What do you mean by representative elements? Give an example.

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Problem 17

Which group contains the noble gases and what are the special characteristics of these gases?

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Problem 18

General electronic configuration of chalcogens is

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Problem 19

Describe the trend of ionization potential down the group in the periodic table.

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Problem 20

Describe how the metallic and non-metallic characters vary along a period and group of the periodic table.

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Problem 23

block elements can exhibit variable number of oxidation states.

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Problem 24

What is a covalent radius?

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Problem 25

In the long form of periodic table contains the maximum number of elements.

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Problem 27

How does the electron affinity vary in the first transition series?

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Problem 28

In the f-block elements differentiating electron enters into f-orbital of shell.

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Problem 31

What are the merits of Mendeleeff's periodic table?

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Problem 34

Why are the lanthanides and the actinides given a separate position in the modern periodic table?

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Problem 36

Describe how effective nuclear charge changes along a period and a group in a periodic table.

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Problem 38

Why are the values of the first, the second, the third ionization energies different from each other?

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Problem 39

How does electron affinity vary in halogens?

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Problem 40

What is the basic difference between Mendeleeff's periodic table and modern periodic table?

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Problem 42

What is the difference between electronegativity and electropositivity?

3 step solution

Problem 43

Mention different categories of elements in the long form of the periodic table.

6 step solution

Problem 44

What is the difference between transition and inner transition elements?

5 step solution

Problem 45

How does filling of valence electrons takes place in p-block, d-block and f-block elements?

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Problem 46

What are the merits and limitations of the long form of the periodic table?

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Problem 47

Describe briefly Mendeleeff's periodic table along with its merits.

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Problem 48

What are the limitations of Mendeleeff 's periodic table?

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Problem 49

Explain briefly the periods of the modern periodic table.

9 step solution

Problem 50

Explain briefly about the groups of the modern periodic table and also classify the elements depending on electron filling in s-, p-, d- and f-subshells along with the position in the periodic table.

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