Which of the following phosphorus oxyacids can act as a reducing

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Chemistry

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21.

Which of the following property does not correspond to the order HI < HBr < HCl < HF ?

  • Thermal stability

  • Reducing power

  • Ionic character

  • Dipole moment


22.

According to Faraday's first law

  • w =  96500 × EI × t

  • w =  I × t × E96500

  • E=I × t × 96500w

  • E =  I × wt × 96500


23.

Unit of decay constant of radioactive disintegration is

  • time

  • min-2

  • time-1

  • time mol-1


24.

A first order reaction is given as A  products. Its integrated equation is

  • k = 2.303tlog  a-xa

  • k = 1t log aa-x

  • k = 2.303t log aa-x

  • -k = 1t log a -xa


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25.

Which of the following does not contain any coordinate bond?

  • H3O+

  • BF4-

  • HF2-

  • NH4+


26.

The standard reduction potential for Fe2+/Fe and Sn2+/Sn electrodes are - 0.44 and- 0.14 V respectively. For the cell reaction,  Fe+ + Sn  Fe + Sn2+  the standard emf is

  • + 0.30 V

  • - 0.58 V

  • + 0.58 V

  • - 0.30 V


27.

Most common oxidation states shown by cerium are

  • +2, +4

  • +3, +4

  • +3, +5

  • +2, +3


28.

TiI4  on heating gives 

  • TiI2 + I2

  • Ti + 2I2

  • TiI3+ 1/2 I2

  • None of these


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29.

Which of the following phosphorus oxyacids can act as a reducing agent?

  • H3PO3

  • H3PO4

  • H2P2O6

  • H4P2O7


A.

H3PO3

Oxyacid of phosphorus which contains P-H bonds can act as a reducing agent. H3PO3 contains one P-H bond and hence acts as a reducing agent.

                           


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30.

Which of the following transitions involves maximum amount of energy?

  • M-(g)M(g)

  • M(g) M(g)+

  • M(g)+  M(g)2+

  • M(g)2+ M(g)3+


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