Chemistry - CHEMICAL BONDING Question with Solution | TestHub
Column-I (Compounds) | Column-II (Characteristics) | Column-III (Characteristics) |
|---|---|---|
(P) | (1) Contains even number of -bonds | (i) Contains X-O-X linkage |
(Q) | (2) Contains odd number of -bonds | (ii) Has cyclic structure |
(R) | (3) No -bonds are present | (iii) Has hybridised atoms |
(S) | (4) Has ionic bond | (iv) Has hybridised atoms |
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Select the INCORRECT combination.
Options:
Answer:
Solution:
Borax (Q) and Sodium Peroxoborate (P) contain ionic bonds between Na⁺ and their respective cyclic complex anions.
Sodium Peroxoborate (P) has no -bonds and forms a cyclic structure with B-O-O-B linkages.
Borax (Q) contains B-O-B (X-O-X) linkages, ionic bonds, and exactly two sp² hybridized boron atoms. Poly/Metaphosphate (S) has an even number of -bonds (for even ) and contains P-O-P linkages. Melamine (R), C₃N₃(NH₂)₃, contains a benzene-like ring with alternating single and double bonds.
It possesses exactly 3 -bonds, which is an odd number, making combination 1 ("even number of -bonds") incorrect.
Therefore, (D) R - 1 - (iv) is the INCORRECT combination.
