Question

Which of the following statements regarding hydrides is not correct?

A. Ionic hydrides are crystalline, non - volatile and non - conducting in solid state.
B. Electron - deficient hydrides act as Lewis acids or electron acceptors.
C. Elements of group - 13 form electron - deficient hydrides.
D. Elements of group 15 - 17 form electron - precise hydrides.  
Answer :   Elements of group 15 - 17 form electron - precise hydrides.
Solution :
Elements of group 15 - 17 form electron - rich hydrides. Group 14 elements form electron - precise hydrides.

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Releted Question 1

$$HCl$$  is added to following oxides. Which one would give $${H_2}{O_2}$$ ?

A. $$Mn{O_2}$$
B. $$Pb{O_2}$$
C. $$Ba{O_2}.8{H_2}O$$
D. $$N{O_2}$$
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Releted Question 2

Heavy water is

A. $${H_2}{}^{18}O$$
B. water obtained by repeated distillation
C. $${D_2}O$$
D. water at $${4^ \circ }C$$
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Releted Question 3

The oxide that gives hydrogen peroxide on treatment with a dilute acid is :

A. $$Pb{O_2}$$
B. $$N{a_2}{O_2}$$
C. $$Mn{O_2}$$
D. $$Ti{O_2}$$
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Releted Question 4

Hydrogen gas will not reduce :

A. heated cupric oxide
B. heated ferric oxide
C. heated stannic oxide
D. heated aluminium oxide
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