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Q2.In alkaline condition KMnO4 reacts as follows,
2KMnO4+2KOH ⟶2K2 MnO4+H2 O+O
Therefore, its equivalent weight will be :
Solution
Mn(7+) +e ⟶Mn(6+) ∴ E=M/1
Mn(7+) +e ⟶Mn(6+) ∴ E=M/1
Q3. The reaction,
Ag(2+) (aq)+Ag(s)⇌2Ag+ (aq)
is an example of
Solution
The reaction, in which two or more species undergo reduction as well as oxidation to give a single species are called comproportionation reaction. This is reverse of disproportionation reaction. Ag(2+) (aq)+Ag(s)⇌2Ag+ (aq)
The reaction, in which two or more species undergo reduction as well as oxidation to give a single species are called comproportionation reaction. This is reverse of disproportionation reaction. Ag(2+) (aq)+Ag(s)⇌2Ag+ (aq)
Q4. The coefficients of I-,IO3- and H+ in the redox reaction, I-+ IO3-+H+→I2+H2 O in the balanced form respectively are
Solution
Q5.The colour of K2 Cr2 O7 changes from red-orange to lemon-yellow on treatment with KOH(aq) because of :
Solution
K2 Cr2 O7+2KOH ⟶2K2 CrO4 (red-orange) (lemon-yellow)
K2 Cr2 O7+2KOH ⟶2K2 CrO4 (red-orange) (lemon-yellow)
Q6. Among NH3,HNO(3,) NaN3 and Mg3 N2; the number of molecules having nitrogen in negative oxidation state is
Solution
Q7.Oxidation number of S in S2 Cl2 is :
Solution
2 × a+2 × (-1)=0 ∴a= +1
2 × a+2 × (-1)=0 ∴a= +1
Q9.100 mL of 0.1 M solution of a reductant is diluted to 1 litre, which of the following changes?
Solution
Milliequivalent [(W/Eq.wt.) × 1000] or millimole [(W/M) × 1000] do not change on dilution.
Milliequivalent [(W/Eq.wt.) × 1000] or millimole [(W/M) × 1000] do not change on dilution.
Q10. Manganese acts as strongest oxidising agent in the oxidation state
Solution
Mn is stronger oxidising agent in +7 oxidation state. e.g., KMnO4.
Mn is stronger oxidising agent in +7 oxidation state. e.g., KMnO4.