MCQ
A copper salt is isomorphic with $ZnS{O_4}$, the salt will be
- ✓Paramagnetic
- BDiamagnetic
- CFerromagnetic
- DNone
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Paramagnetic
a
(a) $ZnS{O_4}\, \to \,Z{n^{ + 2 }} + SO_4^{ - 2}$
(a) $ZnS{O_4}\, \to \,Z{n^{ + 2 }} + SO_4^{ - 2}$
$Z{n^{ + 2 }} \approx \,C{u^{ + 2 }}$
$C{u^{ + 2}}\, \to \,3{d^9} - 1\,{\rm{unpaired}}\,\,\,{e^ - }$ paramagnetic in nature.
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