MCQ
Which is the correct increasing order of electronegativity of halides?
- AF, Cl, Br, I
- BI, Br, Cl, F
- CBr, Cl, F, I
- DCl, Br, I, F
Explanation:
The bond between carbon and the halogen atom (C-X) is polar. Since halogen atoms are more electronegative than carbon, there is partial negative charge on halogen atom and positive charge on carbon.
This makes the molecule dipolar and polar nature of C-X bond is increase with increase in the electronegativity difference between carbon and halogen atom.
Hence the order of polarity of C−X bond is C−F>C−Cl>C−Br>>C−I.
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| (a) Hypertonic | (i) NaCl. |
| (b) Hypotonic | (ii) Solution having higher osmotic pressure than other solution. |
| (c) Isotonic | (iii) Solution having lower osmotic pressure than other solution. |
| (d) Electrolyte | (iv) Solutions having same osmotic pressure. |