MCQ
The set representing the correct order of first ionisation potential is:
- AK>Na>Li
- BBe>Mg>Ca
- CB>C>N
- DGe>Si>C
Explanation:
Size increases as we move down the group.
Therefore, the outer electrons experience less attraction due to increase in distance, i.e., the effective nuclear charge experienced is less. Less the effective nuclear charge less the I.P.
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| $(n)$-$(l)$-$(m)$-$(s)$ | |
| $(i)$ | $(3)$-$(2)$-$(1)$- $(+1/2)$ |
| $(ii)$ | $(2)$-$(2)$-$(1)$- $(+1/2)$ |
| $(iii)$ | $(4)$-$(3)$-$(-2)$- $(-1/2)$ |
| $(iv)$ | $(1)$-$(0)$-$(-1)$- $(-1/2)$ |
| $(v)$ | $(3)$-$(2$-$(3)$- $(+1/2)$ |
Which of the following sets of quantum number is not possible ?
| List$-I$ | List$-II$ |
| $(A)$ Chloroform and Aniline | $(I)$ Steam distillation |
| $(B)$ Benzoic acid and Napthalene | $(II)$ Sublimation |
| $(C)$ Water and Aniline | $(III)$ Distillation |
| $(D)$ Napthalene and Sodium chloride | $(IV)$ Crystallisation |