Chemistry · Science General
Periodic Table and Elements
421 Questions
The periodic table and elements questions test knowledge of chemical properties, atomic structures, and periodic trends. Topics include alkali metals, transition elements, and ionisation potential. These concepts frequently appear in general science sections of competitive examinations.
Alkali metals propertiesTransition elementsLattice energyIonisation potentialAlkaline earth metals
Periodic Table and Elements Questions
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this option is correct because Be being small in size does not react directly to form hydride however its hydride can be obtained by the reduction of berrylum chloride with lithium aluminium hydride as per the following reaction:2BeCl2 + LiAlH4 ------------> 2BeH2 + HCl + AlCl3
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Solubility increases with increase in the atomic number of the metal ion.
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Decompose on heating to give CO2 and respective oxide.
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Berryllium carbonate is unstable.
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Thermal stability increases with increase in cationic size.
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this option is correct because actually solubility decreases as the atomic number of the metal ion increases and it becomes less stable with increasing atomic number of the metal ion involved.
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high first ionisation enthalpy.
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low first ionisation enthalpy
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low second ionisation enthalpy
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high second ionisation enthalpy
D
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this option is correct because in alkali metals when one elctron is detached from the outermost shell then it acquires noble gas configuration resuting in large second ionisation enthalpy and hence it does not show +2 oxidation state.
A
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The melting point of gallium is 27 oC.
C
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Period that includes lathanones is 6.
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Francium
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Chlorine
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Fluorine
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Iodine
C
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Fluorine is the most electronegative element.
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Sodium
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Chlorine
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Oxygen
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Copper
B
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The element having greenish yellow colour is chlorine.
C
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Br has the tendency to gain electrons. Br has 7 electrons in its outermost shell and by gaining one more electron, it can attain stability.
C
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Electron affinity of elements increases on moving from left to right in the periodic table. Chlorine has highest electron affinity.
C
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Alkali metals have greatest tendency to lose electrons. So potassium will have greatest tendency to lose electrons.
C
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Atomic size decreases on moving from lest to right along a row in the periodic table and it increases on moving from top to bottom in a period.So oxygen has the smallest size of the given options.
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Oxygen
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Chlorine
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Nitrogen
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Fluorine
D
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Fluorine is the most electronegative elements in the periodic table.
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metal
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non metal
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metalloid
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semiconductor
B
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Element with atomic number 15 is phosphorus which is non metal.
D
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For isoelectronic ions, size decreases with increase in the atomic charge on the ion.
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Sodium
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Aluminum
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Oxygen
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Copper
D
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Copper is a transition element and transition elements show variable valencies.