ChemistryWhat are the Effects of Hydrogen Bond on the Properties of Compounds? The hydrogen bond is electrostatic in nature. The strength of hydrogen bond is generally 20-40 KJ mole-1; while that of ordinary chemical bond is between…
ChemistryWhat is Hybridization? Hybridization is the process of formation of new equivalent orbitals from mixing u of two or more non equivalent atomic radius. The new orbitals are…
ChemistryExplain Complex Formation of D-Block Elements All the elements of the d block are transition metals. Transition elements are those elements that have partly or moderately filled d orbital in their…
ChemistryDescribe Magnetic Properties of D-Block Elements The magnetic properties of a D-Block Elements are determined by the number of unpaired electrons in it. There are various substances which show magnetic activities.…
ChemistryDescribe Variable Oxidation states of D-Block Elements All transition elements exhibit variety of oxidation states (or) variable valencies in their compounds. This property is due to the following reasons. i) These elements…
ChemistryHow does the Ionization Potential of elements vary in a Period? Variation of ionization potential value in a period: Ionization potential of elements is a periodic property. Generally in the periodic table with the increase of…
ChemistryHow does the Atomic Radius of elements change in Periodic Table? Atomic Radius of elements change in Periodic Table: Atomic size is a periodic property. In any period as one goes from left to right (i.e., as…
ChemistryDescribe on Catalytic Properties Catalytic Properties: Most of the transition metals and their compounds are used as catalyst. The catalytic activity of transition metals is due to the following reasons.…
ChemistryDescribe Formation of Coloured Ions of of D-Block Elements Formation of coloured ions of of d-block elements: An electron jumps from one d-orbital to another. Most of the transition metal compounds are colored in…
ChemistryWhat are Atomic and Ionic Radii of D-Block Elements Atomic and Ionic Radii of D-Block Elements: The atomic and ionic radii of transition elements are smaller than those of ‘p’ block elements and larger…