MCQ
In $AsH_3$
  • A
    Lone pair is in pure $p-$ orbital
  • B
    Central atom shows $p^3$ hybridisation
  • C
    Lone pair is in $sp^3$ hybridised orbital
  • Reactivity towards $H^+$ is $NH_3 > AsH_3$

Answer

Correct option: D.
Reactivity towards $H^+$ is $NH_3 > AsH_3$
d

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