Group 17 elements are known as halogens. Halogens have the smallest atomic radii in their respective periods due to their maximum effective nuclear charge. Atomic and ionic radii increase down the group from fluorine to iodine due to increasing atomic size. Ionization enthalpy decreases down the group because atomic size increases, making it easier to remove an electron. Halogens have the most negative electron gain enthalpy in their periods due to having only one electron less than a noble gas configuration.
Group 17 elements are known as halogens. Halogens have the smallest atomic radii in their respective periods due to their maximum effective nuclear charge. Atomic and ionic radii increase down the group from fluorine to iodine due to increasing atomic size. Ionization enthalpy decreases down the group because atomic size increases, making it easier to remove an electron. Halogens have the most negative electron gain enthalpy in their periods due to having only one electron less than a noble gas configuration.
Group 17 elements are known as halogens. Halogens have the smallest atomic radii in their respective periods due to their maximum effective nuclear charge. Atomic and ionic radii increase down the group from fluorine to iodine due to increasing atomic size. Ionization enthalpy decreases down the group because atomic size increases, making it easier to remove an electron. Halogens have the most negative electron gain enthalpy in their periods due to having only one electron less than a noble gas configuration.
Group 17 elements are known as halogens. Halogens have the smallest atomic radii in their respective periods due to their maximum effective nuclear charge. Atomic and ionic radii increase down the group from fluorine to iodine due to increasing atomic size. Ionization enthalpy decreases down the group because atomic size increases, making it easier to remove an electron. Halogens have the most negative electron gain enthalpy in their periods due to having only one electron less than a noble gas configuration.
7.18 Group 17 Element 9. Group 17 elements show great
similarity with: 1. Which of the following element is not A) Group 13 and group 14 the member of group 17 element? B) Group 1 and group 13 A) Br C) Group 2 and group 13 B) Bi D) Group 1 and group 2 C) I 10. Which of the following halogens is/are D) At radioactive elements? 2. Which of the following element is the A) Astatine member of group 17 element? B) Iodine A) Chlorine C) Tennessee B) Fluorine D) Both A and C C) Tennessee D) All of the above 7.18.1 Occurrence 3. Group 17 elements are collectively 11. The most abundant halogens is/are: known as: A) Fluorine and Chlorine A) Prictogen B) Bromine and Iodine B) Chalcogens C) Fluorine and Iodine C) Noble gas D) Chlorine and Bromine D) Halogens 12. In which of the following fluorine is 4. ‘Hab’ is greek word which mean: present? A) Acid A) Fluorspar B) Base B) Cryolite C) Salt C) Fluoroapatite D) None of the above D) All of the above 5. ‘Hab’ is a ____________ word. 13. Which of the following is correct A) Greek chemical formula of fluorspar? B) Latin A) Na3AlF6 C) Arabic B) CaF2 D) Russian C) Ca3(PO4)2.CaF2 6. “Gens” is a greek word which means: D) MgF2 A) Acid 14. Which of the following represent B) Born cryolite? C) Death A) Na3AlF6 D) Base B) 3Ca3(PO4)2.CaF2 7. Halogen means: C) CaF2 A) Acid producer D) None of the above B) Base producer 15. Which of the following chemical C) Salt producer formula represent fluoroapatite? D) None of the above A) CaF2 8. Halogens are __________ non-metallic B) Na3AlF6 elements. C) 3Ca3(PO4)2.CaF2 D) None of the above A) Weakly reactive 16. In which of the following fluorine is B) Highly reactive present? C) Non-reactive A) Soil D) None of the above B) Bones C) River water plants D) All of the above 17. Sea contains: 25. What is the symbol of tennessine? A) Chloride of Na , K , Mg , Ca A) Te B) Bromide of Na , K , Mg , Ca B) Ti C) Iodides of Na , K , Mg , Ca C) Ts D) All of the above D) T 18. Sea water mainly contains: 26. What is the atomic number of A) Sodium chloride solution ( 2.5% by tennessine? mass) A) 120 B) Potassium chloride solution (2.5% B) 84 by mass) C) 117 C) Calcium chloride solution (2.5% by D) 111 mass) 27. What is the atomic mass of D) Magnesium chloride solution (2.5% tennessine? by mass) A) 300 19. The deposit of dried up sea contain: B) 200 A) Sodium chloride C) 294 B) Carnallite D) 394 C) Fluoroapatite 28. The electronic configuration of D) Both A and B tennessine is: 20. Which of the following chemical A) [Rn] 5f14 6d10 7s2 7p5 formula represent carnallite? B) [Rn] 5f14 6d10 7s1 7p6 A) CaF2 C) [Xe] 4f14 5d10 6s2 6p5 B) Na3AlF6 D) [Xe] 4f14 5d10 6s2 6p5 C) KCl.MgCl2.5H2O D) 3Ca3(PO4)2.CaF2 7.18.2 Electronic Configuration 21. Certain form of marine life contain 29. The general electronic configuration of __________ in their system. halogens is: A) Chlorine A) ns2 np4 B) Bromine B) ns2 np3 C) Iodine C) ns2 np5 D) Astatine D) ns2 np6 22. Sea weeds contain: 30. The correct electronic configuration of A) 0.5% Iodine chlorine is: B) 0.5% Chlorine A) [Ne] 3s2 3p6 C) 0.5% Bromine B) [Ne] 3s2 3p5 D) 0.5% Fluorine C) [Ne] 3s1 3p6 23. Which of the following contains upto D) [He] 2s2 2p5 0.2% of sodium iodate? A) Indian saltpeter 7.18.3 Atomic and Ionic radii B) Chile saltpeter C) Karnalite 31. Which of the following have smallest D) Cryolite atomic radii in their respective 24. Which of the following is a synthetic periods? radioactive element?’ A) Pnictogen A) Uranium B) Chalcogen B) Iodine C) Noble gas C) Argon D) Halogens D) Tennessine 32. The halogens have the smallest atomic C) They are almost at the right side of radii in their respective periods due to periodic in table maximum: D) Their electronic configuration is A) e- gain enthalpy ns2np5 B) Electronegativity 39. For halogens ionization enthalpy C) Effective nuclear charge __________ down the group. D) Atomic number A) Decreases 33. Which of the following elements of B) Increases group 17 elements has smallest atomic C) Have irregular trend radius in it group? D) None of the above A) I 40. Ionisation enthalpy decreases down B) Br the group in case of halogen because: C) Cl A) Atomic size decreases D) F B) Atomic size increases 34. Atomic radii and ionic radii increases C) Electronegativity decreases from: D) Electronegativity increases A) Fluorine to bromine and then 41. The correct order of ionisation decreases enthalpy for halogen is: B) Fluorine to iodine A) F > Cl > Br > I C) Fluorine to chlorine and then B) F < Cl < Br < I remain same C) F > Cl < Br < I D) None of the above D) F < Cl > Br > I 35. Atomic and ionic radii increases from F to I due to increasing _____________. 7.18.5 Electron gain Enthalpy A) Quantum shell 42. Which of the following have maximum B) Electronegativity negative electron gain enthalpy in C) e- gain enthalpy corresponding periods? D) Metallic character A) Pnictogen B) Halogen 36. The correct order of covalent radii of C) Chalcogens halogens are: D) Noble gas A) F < Cl < Br < I 43. Halogens have maximum negative e- B) F > Cl > Br > I gain enthalpy in their corresponding C) F < Cl > Br > I period. This is due to the fact that: D) F < Cl < Br = I A) Atom of these elements have only 37. The correct ionic radii order of one e- less than noble gas halogens are: configuration A) F > Cl > Br > I B) Atom of these elements have only B) F = Cl = Br = I two e- less than noble gas C) F < Cl < Br < I configuration D) F < Cl > Br > I C) Atom of these elements have only 7.18.4 Ionisation Enthalpy three e- less than noble gas configuration 38. Why halogens have little tendency to D) None of the above loose electron? Because: A) They have very high ionsiation enthalpy B) They have very low ionsiation enthalpy 44. Electron gain enthalpy of the elements B) N of the group 17 becomes _______ down C) F the group. D) Cl A) Less negative B) More negative 7.18.7 Physical properties C) More positive 50. Which of the following halogen is/are D) Less positive gas? 45. The negative e- gain enthalpy of A) F fluorine is __________ that of chlorine. B) Cl A) Less than C) I B) More than D) Only A and B C) Equal to 51. Which of the following halogen is liquid D) None of the above in it physical state? 46. Negative e- gain enthalpy of fluorine is A) Bromine less than that of chlorine due to: B) Chlorine A) Small size of fluorine C) Iodine B) More electronegativity of fluorine D) Fluorine C) Both A and B 52. Which of the following halogen is solid D) None of the above in it physical state? 47. The negative e- gain enthalpy of A) Bromine fluorine is less than that of chlorine B) Chlorine due to: C) Iodine A) Small size of fluorine leads to D) Fluorine strong interelectronic repulsions in 53. The boiling point and melting point of the relatively small 2p orbitals of halogens steadily ____________ with fluorine increases in atomic number. B) Small size of fluorine leads to weak A) Decreases interelectronic repulsions in the B) Increases relatively small 2p orbitals of C) Remain same fluorine D) None of the above C) Small size of fluorine leads to weak 54. Which statement is correct regarding interelectronic repulsions in the halogen? relatively small 3p orbitals of A) All halogens are colourless fluorine B) All halogens are coloured D) Small size of fluorine leads to C) Some halogens are coloured and strong interelectronic repulsions in some are colourless the relatively small 3p orbitals of D) None of the above fluorine 55. All halogens are coloured due to: A) Very high electronegativity 7.18.6 Electronegativity B) Absorption of radiations in visible 48. For halogens, the electronegativity region _______ down the group. C) Maximum negative e- gain enthalpy A) Increases in the respective period B) Decreases D) All of the above C) Remain same 56. What is the colour of F2? D) None of the above A) Greenish yellow 49. Which of the following element is most B) Yellow electronegativity in the periodic table? C) Red A) O D) Violet 57. Which of the following option is 63. Which of the following oxidation state correct? exhibited by halogens? A) Cl2 → greenish yellow colour A) -1 B) I2 → violet colour B) -2 C) Br2 → red colour C) -3 D) All of the above D) – 1/2 58. Which of the following statement 64. How many oxidation states are is/are true regarding fluorine? exhibited by chlorine bromine and A) Most electronegativity element iodine? B) React with water +1 , +3 , + 6 , +5 , +7 , -1 C) Have less negative e- gain enthalpy A) 5 than chlorine B) 1 D) All of the above C) 3 59. Which of the following react with D) 6 water? 65. The higher oxidation state of Cl , Br A) F and I are observed when: B) Cl A) Halogens combine with large and C) Both A and B highly electronegativity fluorine and D) None of the above oxygen atoms 60. Which of the following statements is B) Halogens combine with small and incorrect regarding bromine and highly electronegativity fluorine and iodine? oxygen atoms A) Sparingly soluble in water C) Halogens combine with small and B) Soluble in organic solvents such as highly electropositive sodium and CHCl3 , CCl4 , CS2 and hydrocarbon lithium atoms C) Gives coloured solution in organic D) Halogens combine with Nobel gas solvent 66. Which of the following oxidation state D) Gives colourless solution in organic is/are exhibited by oxides and solvent oxoacids of Cl and Br? 61. F2 has smaller enthalpy of dissociation A) +4 and +1 of F2 compared to that of Cl2 because: B) +1 and +6 A) Fluorine is more electronegativity C) +4 and +6 than chlorine D) +6 and +7 B) Of relatively large e- - e- repulsion 67. Fluorine can’t expand it octet because: among the lone pair in F2 molecule A) It is most electronegativity atom C) Fluorine has less negative e- gain B) It has small size enthalpy C) Absence of d-orbital D) None of the above D) All of the above 62. The expected trend of X-X bond 68. Which of the following oxidation state enthalpies are: is exhibited by fluorine? A) Cl2 > Br2 > I2 A) -1 B) Cl2 < Br2 < I2 B) +1 C) Cl2 = Br2 = I2 C) +6 D) Cl2 > Br2 = I2 D) +5 69. Halogens react with: 7.18.8 Chemical properties A) Metal only B) Non-metals only Oxidation states and trends in C) Both metal and non-metal chemical reactivity D) None of the above 70. Halogens react with metals and non- 78. What would be ‘X’ in the given metals to form: reaction? A) Interhalogen compound Cl2 + X- → Cl- + X2 B) Oxoacids A) Br C) Halides B) F D) None of the above C) I 71. The reactivity of halogen toward the D) Both A and C metal and non-metal is in the order: 79. What is X in the given reaction? A) F2 < Cl2 < Br2 < I2 Br2 + X- → Br- + X2 B) F2 < Cl2 < Br2 < I2 A) I C) All have equal reactivity B) F D) F2 > Cl2 = Br2 = I2 C) Br 72. The reactivity of halogen _______ down D) Cl the group. 80. In aqueous solution , the oxidising A) Increases ability of the halogen ________ down B) Decreases the group. C) All have equal reactivity A) Increases D) None of the above B) Decreases 73. Which of the following is the reason for C) Remain same the strong oxidising nature of D) None of the above halogens? 81. The decreasing oxidising ability of A) They are group 17 element halogens decreases down the group B) Ready acceptance of e- can be explained on the basis of: C) Smallest size and high A) Electronegativity ] electronegativity B) Electron gain enthalpy D) Both B and C C) Atomic size 74. Which one is strongest oxidising D) All of the above halogen? 82. Fluorine oxidises water to: A) Fluorine chlorine A) Hydrogen B) Chlorine B) Hydrohalic acid C) Iodine C) Oxygen D) Bromine D) Hypohalous acid ‘ 75. Fluorine oxidises halide ions in: 83. Chlorine and bromine react with watwr A) Solution phase to form: B) Solid phase A) Hydrohalic acid C) Both A and B B) Hypohalous acid D) None of the above C) Oxygen 76. In general , a halogen oxidises halides D) Only A and B ions of: 84. The reaction of iodine with water is: A) Lower atomic number A) Spontaneous B) Both A and B B) Non-spontaneous C) Higher atomic number C) Both A and B D) None of the above D) None of the above 77. What is X and Y in the given reaction? 85. I- can be oxidised by oxygen in acidic F2 + X- → X + Y (X = Cl , Br or I) medium is just reverse of reaction A) F- , X2 observed between: B) F2 , X- A) Fluorine and water C) F- , X- B) Bromine and water D) None of the above C) Chlorine and water D) All of the above 86. Identify the product in the given 93. In which of the following hydrogen reaction. bond is not present? F2 (g) + H2O (l) → H+ + X + Y A) CO2 A) X= HF Y = HOF B) NH3 B) X= F- Y = O2 C) H2O C) X = HF Y = F- D) HF D) X = HOF Y = O2 94. Hydrogen bond is formed in HF due to: 87. What is Z and Y in the given reaction? A) Small size of fluorine X2 (g) + H2O (l) → Z + Y (X = Cl or Br) B) High electronegativity of fluorine A) Z = X- Y = O2 C) High electrode potential B) Z = HX Y = O2 D) Both A and B C) Z = HX Y = HOX 95. Hydrogen halides which have bigger D) Z = HOX Y = O2 size and less electronegativity are: 88. What is product M and N in the given A) Gases reaction? B) Solid I-(aq) + 4H+ (aq) + O2 → M + N C) Liquid A) HI , HOI D) None of the above B) I2 , HOI C) I2 , H2O Reactivity toward Hydrogen D) HI O2 96. Halogens react with hydrogen to give: Anomalous behavior of Fluorine A) Hypohalous acid B) Hydrohalic acid 89. The anomalous behavior of fluorine is C) Hydrogen halides due to its: D) None of the above A) Small size 97. During reaction of halogens with B) Highest electronegativity and hydrogen, affinity for hydrogen absence of d-orbital decreases from fluorine to C) Low F-F bond dissociation enthalpy A) Bromine D) All of the above B) Astatice 90. Most of the reaction of fluorine is C) Iodine exothermic due to: D) Chlorine A) Small and strong bond with other 98. The affinity of hydrogen toward is in element the order- B) Highest electronegativity A) F2 > Cl2 > Br2 > I2 C) High ionization enthalpy B) F2 < Cl2 < Br2 < I2 D) None of the above C) F2 = Cl2 = Br2 = I2 91. Which of the following halogens forms D) F2 > Cl2 < Br2 < I2 only one oxoacid? 99. Hydrogen halides dissolve in water to A) Cl form- B) I A) hydrohalic acid C) Br B) hypohalous acid D) F C) Oxigen and Hydrogen 92. What is the physical state of hydrogen D) Hydrogen and halogen Fluoride? 100. The acidic strength of hydrogen A) Solid halides is in the order- B) Liquid A) HF > Hcl > HBr > HI C) Gas B) HF < Hcl < HBr < HI D) Both A and B C) HF > Hcl < HBr < HI D) HF < Hcl < HBr = HI 101. The stability of hydrogen 108. Which oxygen fluoride is halides decreases down the group due thermally stable at 298 K? to- A) O2 F2 A) increase in bond (H – X) B) OF2 dissociation enthalpy C) Both A and B B) decrease in bond (HX) dissociation D) None of the above enthalpy 109. Both OF2 and O2 F2 are C) either A or B A) strong oxidising agent D) None of the above B) strong fluorinating agent 102. The stability of hydrogen halide C) strong reducing agent decreases in the order- D) weak fluorinating agent A) HF < Hcl < HBr < HI 110. O2 F2 oxidises plutonium to B) HF > Hcl > HBr > HI A) PuF5 C) HF > Hcl = HBr = HI B) PuF6 D) No regular trend found C) Pu2 F3 103. The correct order of point of D) PuF4 hydrogen halides is 111. Which of the following oxygen A) HI > HF > HBR > Hcl fluoride is sed to remove plutonium B) HI > HBr > Hcl > HF from spent nuclear fuel. C) HF > Hcl > HBr > HI A) OF2 D) HI = Hcl = HBr = HI B) O2 F2 104. The correct order of boiling C) Both A and B point of hydrogen halides is- D) None of the above A) HF > HI > HBr > Hcl 112. The oxidation state in the B) HF > Hcl > HBr > HI oxides of cl, Br and I vary from C) HI = Hcl = HBr = HI A) +3 to +6 D) HF < Hcl < HBr < HI B) +1 to +6 105. The correct order of H − X bond C) +1 to +5 length is D) +1 to +7 A) HF < Hcl < HBr < HI 113. Generally decreasing order of B) HF > Hcl > HBr > HI stability of oxides formed by halogens C) HF < Hcl = HBr = HI is- D) HF < Hcl > HBr > HI A) I < cl < Br 106. The PK a value of hydrogen B) I > cl > Br halides is in the order of- C) I = cl = Br A) HI > HBr > Hcl > HF D) I < cl > Br B) HI = HBr = Hcl = HF 114. Higher stability of oxides of C) HI < HBr < Hcl < HF iodine is due to- D) HI > HBr > Hcl < HF A) greater polarisability B) weaker polarisability Reactivity toward oxygen C) greater polarisability D) weaker polarisability 107. Which of the following oxides of 115. Multiple bond formation take fluorine doesn't exists? place between oxygen and chlorine. If A) O2 F2 is due to- B) OF2 A) less EN difference b/w O and Cl C) O2 F3 B) polar bond O − Cl D) All of the above C) availability of d-orbital in O D) availability of d-orbital in Cl 116. Stability of oxides of bromine is B) I2 O4 least due to C) I2 O5 A) lack of multiple bond formation D) I2 O7 B) d-orbitals are diffuse 124. Which of the following iodine is C) poor overlapping between O and Br a powerful oxidising agent? D) All of the above A) I2 O5 117. The higher oxides of halogens B) I2 O4 tend to be ____ the lower ones. C) I2 O7 A) More stable than D) None of the above B) Less stable than 125. Which of the following iodine C) Equally stable to oxides is used in the estimation of D) None of the above carbon monoxide? 118. How many given chlorine A) I2 O4 oxides are highly reactive oxidising B) I2 O7 agent and tend to explode. C) I2 O5 Cl2 , ClO2 , Cl2 O6, Cl2 O7 D) All of the above A) 4 B) 2 Reactivity toward metals C) 3 126. Halogens react with medals to D) 0 form 119. Which of the following chlorine A) hydrogen halides oxide is a bleaching agent for paper B) metal halides pulp and textiles and in water C) metal hydrides treatment? D) hydrohelic acid A) Cl2 O 127. What product will be formed B) Cl2 O7 when bromine reacts with Magnesium? C) Cl2 O6 A) MgBr D) ClO2 B) MgBr2 120. The correct statement(s) C) Mg 2 Br3 regarding Br2 O, BrO2 , BrO3 is/are- D) Mg 2 Br A) least stable halogen oxides 128. The ionic character of the B) exit only at low temperature halides decreases in the order- C) very powerful oxidising agents A) MF > Mcl > MBr > MI D) All of the above B) MF < Mcl < MBr < MI 121. Which of the following bromine C) Mcl > MBr > MI > MF oxides is not known? D) MI > MF > Mcl > MBr A) Br2 O 129. Choose the incorrect statement. B) BrO4 A) Metal halides in the higher C) Br2 O oxidation state will be more D) BrO3 covalent than the one in lower 122. The correct statement(s) oxidation state. regarding iodine oxides (I2 O4 , I2 O5 , I2 O7 ) B) Metal halides in the higher is/are- oxidation state will be less covalent A) insoluble solids than the one in lower oxidation B) decomposes on heating state. C) both (A) and (B) C) The ionic character of the metal D) None of the above halides decreases in the order 123. Which of the following iodine MF > MQ > MBr > MI oxide is/are not known? D) Sncl4 is more covalent than Sncl2. A) I2 O6 130. Choose the correct statement 136. Who discovered chlorine and in regarding metal halide? which year? A) Pbcl4 is more covalent than Pbcl2 A) Scheele, 1774 B) Pbcl2 is more covalent than Pbcl4 B) Einstain, 1774 C) both are equally covalent C) Glauber, 1774 D) None of the above D) Courtious, 1774 131. (I) Sbcl5 is more covalent than 137. Which two compounds were sbcl3 used by Scheele to discover Chlorine? (II) Sbcl3 is more covalent than Sbcl5 A) Hcl and KMnO4 (III) UF6 is more covalent than UF4 B) H2 SO4 and MnO2 (IV) UF4 is more covalent than UF6 C) Hcl and MnO2 How many statements are correct D) HNO3 and MnO2 from the given statements? 138. Who established elementary A) 2 nature and suggested name of B) 1 chlorine? C) 0 A) Davy D) 4 B) Scheele C) Glauber Reactivity of halogens toward D) Courtious other halogens Preparation 132. Halogens combine with amongst themselves to form 9 number 139. Which of the following oxide of compounds known as heated with concentrated hydrochloric A) Pseudo halogen acid to get chlorine? B) Intra halogen A) SnO2 C) Inter halogen B) V2 O5 D) Interstitial halogen C) MnO2 133. Which one of the following D) TiO2 interhalogen does not exist? 140. What are products X and T in A) XXˈ the given reaction. MnO2 + Hcl → X + Y + B) XXˈ4 H2 O C) XXˈ3 A) Mncl2 , Hcl D) XXˈ5 B) Mncl4 , cl2 134. In the interhalogen compounds C) Mncl2 , cl2 XXˈ, the corrrect statement is/are- D) Mncl4 , Hcl A) X is a larger size halogen 141. Which of the following B) Xˈ is smaller size halogen alternative can be used in place of Hcl C) X is more electropositive than Xˈ during preparation of cl2 from MnO2 ? D) All of the above A) HNO3 & Nacl 135. Which of the following B) HNO3 & Mgcl2 interhalogen exist? C) Nacl and H2 SO4 A) XXˈ4 D) Mgcl2 and H2 SO4 B) XXˈ6 142. What are the products obtained C) XXˈ7 in the given reaction? D) XXˈ8 Nacl + MnO2 + H2 SO4 → A) Mncl2 , Na2 SO4, H2 O, Cl2 7.19 Chlorine B) Mncl2 , NaHSO3, O2 , Cl2 C) Mncl2 , NahSO3, H2 O, Cl2 D) Mncl2 , Na2 SO4, H2 , Cl2 , O2 143. Which gas will release when a B) action of the Hcl on Potassium mixture of common salt and permanganate concentrated H2 SO4 is treated with C) oxidation of hydrogen chloride gas MnO2 ? by atmospheric oxygen in Cucl2 A) H2 (Catalyst) B) O2 D) electrolysis of concentrated Nacl C) F2 solution D) Cl2 150. The catalyst required in 144. Which of the following gas will Deacon's process is- be obtained by the action of Hcl on A) MnO2 KMnO4 ? B) Cucl2 A) O2 C) V2 O5 B) Cl2 D) pt C) CO2 151. What is the temperature D) H2 required for Deacon's process? 145. Chlorine can be obtained by A) 500 K the action of Hcl on B) 423 K A) KMnO4 C) 273 K B) K 2 Cr2 O7 D) 723 K C) Cr2 O3 152. What is X, Y and Z in the given D) Na2 S2 O3 reaction? 146. Chlorine can be obtained- X Hcl + O2 → Y + Z A) by the action of Hcl on potassium A) MnO2 , Cl2 , H2 O dichromate B) Cucl2 , Cl2 , H2 O B) by the action of Hcl on potassium C) Cucl2 , Hcl, H2 O permanganate D) V2 O5 , Cl2 , H2 O C) by the action of HNO3 on 153. Which chemical compound Potassium dichromate solution undergoes electrolysis to D) by the action of HNO3 on obtain chlorine? Potassium Permanganate A) brine (conc. Nacl solution) 147. What are the product X and Y B) Sodium sulphate solution in the given reaction? C) Copper chloride solution KMnO4 + Hcl → Kcl + Mncl2 + X + Y D) Both A and C A) CO2 , O2 154. Which gas is released at anode B) CO2 , H2 O during electrolysis of concentrated Nacl C) H2 O, Cl2 solution? D) H2 O, Hcl A) O2 B) H2 Manufacture of Chlorine C) Cl2 148. Which of the following process D) CO2 is used to manufacture chlorine? A) Haber's process Properties B) Ostwald's process 155. Chlorine is a C) Deacon's process A) reddish brown gas D) Hall-Heroult process B) Pole Yellow gas 149. Which of the following process C) Greenish Yellow gas is involved in Deacon's process? D) Deep blue gas A) heating manganese dioxide with concentrated hydrochloric acid 156. Chlorine is 164. Chlorine react with compounds A) 2.5 times heavier than air containing hydrogen to form B) Pungent odour A) Hcl C) Suffocating odour B) H2 D) All of the above C) H2 O 157. What is the boiling point of D) both A and B liquefied chlorine? 165. Identify the product X and Y in A) 239 K the given reaction. B) 273 K H2 S + Cl2 → X + Y C) 373 K A) H2 , S D) 201 K B) H2 O, Hcl 158. Choose the incorrect statement C) Hcl, S regarding chlorine. D) Hcl, S8 A) It is soluble in water 166. Identify the product X and Y in B) It can be liquefied easing into the given reaction. greenish yellow liquid C10 H16 + Cl2 → X + Y C) It is insoluble in water A) Hcl, C D) Liquefied chlorine boils at 239 K B) Hcl, CH4 159. Chlorine can react with C) H2 , CCl4 A) Metal D) None of the above B) Non-metal 167. What product is obtained when C) Both A and B chlorine react with cold and dilute D) None of the above alkalies? 160. How many given metals and A) Chloride and hypochlorite non-metal can react with chlorine to B) Chloride and chlorate form chloride? C) Hypochlorite and chlorate Al, Fe, Na, P4 , S8 , Xe, D) Hydrogen and hypochlorite A) 5 168. What is 'M' in the given B) 4 reaction? C) 1 NaoH + Cl2 → Nacl + M + H2 O D) 6 A) NaclO3 161. Which product will be formed B) NaOcl when sulphur react with chlorine? C) HOcl A) S2 cl3 D) HclO4 B) S2 cl2 169. What products are obtained C) Scl2 when chlorine react with hot and D) S2 cl8 concentrated alkalies? 162. What is the product (P) in the A) Chloride and hypochlorite given reaction? B) Chloride and chlorate S8 + cl2 → C) Hypochlorite and chlorate A) S2 cl3 D) Chloride and perchlorate B) S2 cl3 170. What is 'M' in the given C) COScl2 reaction? D) S2 cl8 NaoH + Cl2 → Nacl + M + H2 O 163. For which element chlorine has (hot and conc.) great affinity? A) NaclO3 A) Xe B) NaOcl B) O C) HOcl C) Li D) HclO3 D) H 171. How many roles of cold and 178. The product obtain in the given dilute NaOH required to react with reaction is chlorine in order to form hypochlorite? UV CH4 + Cl2 → Product + Hcl A) 2 A) CH2 Cl2 B) 6 B) CHCl3 C) 4 C) CHCl3 D) 1 D) CH3 Cl 172. How many roles of hot and 179. Which product will be obtained conc. NaOH required to react with when ethene react with chlorine at chlorine in order to form chlorate. room temperature. A) 2 A) C2 H5 Cl B) 6 B) C2 H4 Cl2 C) 1 C) C2 H4 Cl D) 4 D) CH3 Cl 173. Which of the following react 180. Chlorine water loses its yellow with chlorine to form bleaching colour on standing because powder? A) Hcl gas is produced due to the A) quick lime action of sunlight B) by slaked lime B) a mixture of Hcl and HOcl is C) brine solution produced in presence of sunlight D) – C) HOcl and hydrogen gas is produced 174. What are X and Y in the given D) a mixture of Hcl and ClO3 is reaction? produced due to action of sunlight X + Y → Ca(Ocl)2 + Cacl2 + H2 O 181. The oxidising and bleaching A) CaO, Cl2 properties of chlorine is due to the B) Ca(OH)2 , Hcl A) nascent oxygen obtained from C) Ca(OH)2 , Cl2 hypochlorous acid D) CaO, Hcl B) nascent oxygen obtained from 175. What is the chemical formula of chlorous acid bleaching powder? C) nascent oxygen obtained from A) Cacl2 chloric acid B) Ca(Ocl)2 D) nascent oxygen obtained from C) CaCO3 perchloric acid D) CaSO4 ∙ 2H2 O 182. Chlorine oxidises 176. Which kind of product obtained (I) Ferrous to Ferric when chlorine reacts with saturated (II) Sulphite to Sulphate hydrocarbons? (III) Sulphur dioxide to sulphur A) Addition product trioxide B) Substitution product (IV) Iodine to iodate C) Elimination product D) None of the above of the given statements, how many of 177. Which kind of product is them are correct? obtained when chlorine react with A) 4 unsaturated hydrocarbon? B) 2 A) Addition product C) 1 B) Substitution product D) 0 C) Elimination product D) None of the above 183. What are product X and Y in 190. Bleaching effect of chlorine is the given reaction? A) temporary Fe(SO4 ) + H2 SO4 + Cl2 → X + Y B) permanent A) Fe2 (SO4 )3 , Hcl C) both A and B B) Fe2 (SO4 )3 , Hcl O3 D) None of the above C) Fe2 (SO4 )3 , HOcl 191. The product X in the given is- D) Fe2 S, Hcl O3 Cl2 + H2 O → X + [O] 184. What are the products X and Y A) HOcl obtained in the given reaction? B) HOcl2 Na2 SO3 + Cl2 + H2 O → X + Y C) Hcl A) Na2 SO4 , Hcl D) HclO2 B) Na2 S2 O3 , Hcl 192. Due to bleaching effect of C) Na2 SO4 , HOcl chlorine, coloured subtance becomes D) Na2 S2 O3 , HOcl A) colourless 185. What are the products X and Y B) remain coloured obtained in the given reaction? C) can be colourless or coloured SO2 + H2 O + Cl2 → X + Y depending upon concentration of A) H2 S2 O7 , Hcl recent oxygen B) H2 SO5 , Hcl D) None of these C) H2 SO4 , Hcl D) H2 SO5 , HOcl Uses of Chlorine 186. What are the products X and Y 193. Chlorine is used in obtained in the given reaction. A) bleaching woodpulp I2 + H2 O + Cl2 → X + Y B) bleaching cotton and textiles A) HIO3 , Hcl C) both A and B B) HIO3 , H2 D) None of the above C) HIO3 , HOcl 194. Chlorine is used in the D) HIO3 , HclO2 A) extraction of gold and platinum 187. Which product is obtained B) manufacture of dyes when sulphur dioxide react with C) manufacture of drugs chlorine in presence of water? D) All of the above A) Sulphuric acid 195. Chlorine is used in- B) Sulphurous acid A) Manufacture of organic compound C) Pyrosulphuric acid such as CCl4, CHCl3, DDT etc. D) Peroxodisulphuric acid B) Sterilizing drinking water 188. Which product is obtained C) Manufacture of refrigerants when chlorine react with iodine in D) All of the above presnce of water along with Iodic acid? 196. Chlorine is not used in the A) Hypohalous acid preparation of B) Hydrochloric acid A) CCl4 C) Chloric acid B) CHCl3 D) Perchloric acid C) DDT 189. Chlorine bleaches vegetable or D) TNT organic matter in the presence of 197. Which of the following is not a A) Moisture poisonous gas? B) Dust A) Phosgene C) Liquid nitrogen B) Tear gas D) Oxygen C) Mustard gas D) Carbon dioxide 198. Chlorine is used in the B) NaHSO4 , Cl2 preparation of C) Na2 SO4 , Hcl A) Phosgene D) Na2 SO4 , HclO2 B) Tear gas 205. Find the product X and Y from C) Mustard gas the given reaction. D) All of the above NaHSO4 + Nacl → 823 K X+Y 199. Which of the following is not A) Na2 SO4 , Cl2 correctly matched B) Na2 SO4 , Hcl A) Phosgene → COcl2 C) Na2 S2 O3 , Hcl B) Tear gas → CCl3 NO2 D) Na2 SO4 , HclO C) Mustard gas → Cl CH2 CH2 ∙ 206. Which of the following chemical SCH2 CH2 Cl is used to dry Hcl? D) Phosphene → PH4 A) Conc ∙ H2 SO4 200. Who prepared hydrogen B) Conc ∙ HNO3 chloride in 1648? C) Conc ∙ H3 PO4 A) Scheeele D) Conc ∙ H2 SO5 B) Glauber C) Courtious Properties of Hcl D) Davy 201. How Glauber prepared 207. Choose correct statement hydrogen chloride? regarding hydrogen chloride? A) by heating Rochelle's salt with A) It is a colourless gas concentrated sulphuric acid B) It is a pungent smelling gas B) by heating common salt with C) Prepared by heating sodium concentrated sulphuric acid chloride with Conc ∙ H2 SO4 C) by heating Glauber's salt with D) All of the above concentrated sulphuric acid 208. Which of the following is D) by heating Epson salt with incorrect regarding Hcl? concentrated sulphuric acid A) easily liquefied to a colourless 202. Who showed that hydrogen liquid chloride is a compound of hydrogen B) freezes to a white crystallise solid and chlorine? (f.y. 159 K) A) Davy C) easily liquified to a coloured liquid B) Scheele D) extremely soluble in water C) Glauber 209. Hcl in water ionizes as D) Courtious Hcl (g) + H2 O (l) → H3 O+ (ag) + cl− (ag) The Ka value for the this reaction is Preparation of Hcl A) 1016 B) 10−7 203. What are the products obtained C) 107 by heating sodium chloride with D) 1010 concentrated sulphuric acid? 210. What aqueous solution of A) NaHSO4 and Hcl hydrogen chloride is called as? B) Na2 SO4 and Hcl A) hydrochloric acid C) NaHSO4 and Cl2 B) hypohalous acid D) Na2 SO4 and HclO2 C) halic acid 204. Identify the product X and Y in D) perhalic acid the given reaction. 420 K Nacl + H2 SO4 → X+Y A) NaHSO4 , Hcl 211. What does high value of Ka for 218. What is 'X' in the given dissociation of Hcl in water indicate? reaction? A) Strong acid in water A) NO B) Weak acid in water B) NO2 C) Weak base in water C) N2 O D) Strong base in water D) N2 O5 212. Which of the following gas react 219. What is 'X' in the given with ammonia to give white fumes reaction? ammonium chloride? pt + H + + NO− − 2− 3 + Cl → pt Cl6 + X + H2 O A) Cl2 A) N2 O B) Hcl B) N2 O5 C) COCl2 C) NO2 D) CCl3 ∙ NO3 D) NO 213. Which colour fumes comes out 220. Which gas release when Hcl when Hcl react with NH3 ? decomposes sodium carbonate? A) Yellow A) CO B) White B) O2 C) Blue C) CO2 D) Black D) H2 214. What is 'X' in the given 221. What is X, Y, Z in the given reaction? reaction? X + Hcl → NH4 Cl Na2 CO3 + Hcl → X + Y + Z A) N2 A) Na2 O, Hcl, CO2 B) NCl3 B) Na2 , Hcl, CO C) NH3 C) Nacl, H2 O, CO2 D) None of the above D) Nacl, H2 , O2 215. Aqua regia is a mixture of 222. Which gases releases when A) 2 part of concentrated Hcl and one hydrochloric acid decomposes Sodium part of concentrated HNO3 hydrogen carbonates and Sodium B) 3 part of concentrated Hcl and one sulphite? part of concentrated HNO3 A) H2 C) 1 part of concentrated Hcl and B) O2 three part of concentrated HNO3 C) CO D) 1 part of concentrated Hcl and one D) CO2 part of concentrated HNO3 223. What are the product X and 216. Which of the following is fixed obtained in the given reaction? to obtained aqua-regia? NaHCO3 + Hcl → Nacl + X + Y A) Hcl and HNO3 A) H2 O, CO2 B) H2 SO4 and HNO3 B) H2 , CO2 C) Hcl and H2 SO4 C) H2 O, O2 D) H3 PO4 and HNO3 D) H2 O, CO 217. Which metal is/are dissolve by 224. The product X and Y obtained aqua-regia? in the given reaction is A) Gold Na2 SO3 + Hcl → Nacl + X + YSO B) Platinum A) H2 O, SO3 C) both A and B B) H2 , SO2 D) None of the above C) O2 , SO3 D) H2 O, SO2 Uses B) Many of oxoacids can be isolated in pure state 225. Hydrogen chloride is/are used C) They are stable in aqueous in the manufacture of solution A) Chlorine D) They are stable in the form of their B) NH4 Cl salts C) Glucose 232. How many oxoacids of chlorine D) All of the above exist? 226. Hydrogen chloride is/are used A) 4 A) for extracting glue from bones B) 2 B) for purifying bone black C) 5 C) in medicine and as laboratory D) 3 reagent 233. HOCl is known as D) All of the above A) Hypochlorous acid B) Chlorous acid Paragraph 7.21 C) Chloric acid D) Perchloric acid Oxoacids of Halogens 234. Which one is not correctly 227. How many of oxoacids of matched? fluorine are exist? A) HOClO ⟶ chlorous acid A) 1 B) HOClO2 ⟶ chloric acid B) 0 C) HOClO3 ⟶ perchloric acid C) 4 D) HOCl ⟶ perchlorous acid D) 3 228. Why fluorine form only one 235. Match the column I and oxoacids? column II A) Due to low electronegativity and Column I Column II small size a Chlorous acid i +7 B) Due to high electronegativity and b Perchloric ii +1 small size acid C) Due to high electronegativity and c Chloric acid iii +3 large size d Hypochloric iv +5 D) Both A & C acid 229. Which one is the only oxoacids A) a-iii, b-i, c-iv, d-ii of fluorine known? B) a-i, b-iii, c-iv, d-ii A) HOFO C) a-iii, b-iv, c-i, d-ii B) HOFO2 D) a-iv, b-ii, c-i, d-iii C) HOF 236. Which of the following is not D) HOFO3 correctly matched? 230. HOF known as A) Perbromic acid ⟶ HOBrO3 A) Fluoric(I) acid B) Bromic acid ⟶ HOBrO2 B) Hypofluorous acid C) Hypobromous acid ⟶ HOBr C) Perfluoric acid D) None of these D) Both A & B 231. Which of the following is are not true regarding oxoacid of Cl, Br and I? A) Many of oxoacids cannot be isolated in pure state 237. Match the column (M) and 242. Match the column I with their column (N) correct structure in column II. Column (M) Column (N) Column I Column II a Hypobromous i +7 1 Chlorous i acid b Perbromic ii +1 acid c Bromic acid iii +5 A) a-ii, b-i, c-iii 2 Chloric ii B) a-i, b-iii, c-ii C) a-ii, b-iii, c-i D) a-i, b-ii, c-iii 238. Which of the following is periodic acid? 3 Perchloric iii A) HIO4 acid B) HIO3 4 Hypochlorous iv C) HIO acid D) HIO2 A) 1-iii, 2-ii, 3-i, 4-iv 239. What is the oxidation state of B) 1-ii, 2-iii, 3-iv, 4-i iodic acid, periodic acid and C) 1-i, 2-iv, 3-iii, 4-ii hypoiodous acid respectively? D) 1-iv, 2-iii, 3-ii, 4-i A) VII, I, V 243. How many Cl=O bonds are B) V, I, VII present in chloric, chlorous and C) I, V, VII perchlotic acids respectively? D) VII, V, I A) 3, 2, 1 240. HOIO2 is known as B) 4, 1, 2 A) Hypoiodous acid C) 1, 4, 2 B) Iodous acid D) 2, 1, 3 C) Iodic acid 244. What is the total no of lone pair D) Periodic acid present on the central atom of 241. The correct structure of chlorous, chloric and perchloric acid chlorous acid is respectively. A) 2, 1, 0 A) B) 0, 1, 2 C) 1, 0, 2 D) 0, 2, 1 245. The oxoacids of chlorine contains B) A) Atleast one Cl=OH bond and one Cl=O bond B) Zero CL=OH bond C) Atleast two Cl=OH bond and one Cl=O bond D) Only one Cl-OH bond C)
D) Paragraph 7.22 D) Ratio of radii of I and F decreases
Inter Halogen Compounds Preparation
246. Halogens combine with 252. Which of the following
amongst themselves to form a number statement is not correct regarding of compound known as preparation of interhalogen A) Intrahalogen compound? B) Interhalogen A) They can’t be prepared by the C) Pseudohalogen direct combination of halogens D) Interstitial halogen B) They can be prepared by the direct 247. Which of the following combination of halogens interhalogen compound does not exist? C) They can be prepared by the action A) XX4′ of halogen on lower interhalogen B) XX ′ compounds C) XX7′ D) The product formed depends upon D) XX5′ some specific condition 248. In the interhalogen compounds 253. What is the product (P) in the XX’, the incorrect statement is/are – given reaction? A) X is a larger size halogen B) X is more electronegative than X’ C) X is more electropositive than X’ A) ClF3 D) X’ is smaller size halogen B) ClF3 249. The number of atoms per C) ClF3 molecules in the interhalogen D) None of these compounds increases as the – 254. What is the product (P) in the A) Ratio between electronegativity of given reaction? X and X’ increases B) Ratio between radii of X and X’ decreases A) ClF C) Ratio between radii of X and X’ B) ClF3 increases C) ClF5 D) Ratio between electronegativity of D) Cl2F6 X and X’ decreases 255. When equimotor mixture of 250. Which of the following iodine and chlorine combined each interhalogen compounds has other then which kind of interhalogen maximum number of atoms per compound will formed? molecule? A) XX3′ A) IF3 B) XX5′ B) BrF5 C) XX ′ C) IF7 D) XX7′ D) ICl 251. Which is the reason for having maximum number of atom permolecule in IF7? A) Ratio of electronegativity of I and F increases B) Ratio of electronegativity of I and F decreases C) Ratio of radii of I and F increases 256. 263. Match the column I I2 + 3Cl2 Br2 + 3F2 Br2 + 5F2 (Interhalogeu compound) with column → 2ICl3 → 2BrF3 → 2BrF5 II (Physical state and colour) (excess) (excess) Column I Column II I II III a Icl3 i colourless gas Which of the following reaction is b IF3 ii yellow green diluted with water to obtained the liquid product? c ClF3 iii yellow powder A) I only d BrF3 iv orange solid B) II, III A) a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii C) I, III B) a-iii, b-i, c-ii, d-iv D) II only C) a-i, b-ii, c-iii, d-iv D) a-ii, b-iv, c-i, d-iii Properties 264. Match the column I with 257. Which one is the colour of CIF? Column II. A) Pale brown gas Column I – Interhalogen compound B) Colourless gas Column II – Physical state and colour C) Black solid Column I Column II D) Yellow powder 1. IF7 i colourless gas 258. What is the physical state and but solid colour BrF? below 77 K A) Colourless gas 2. CIF5 ii colourless B) Pale Brown gas liquid C) Black solid 3. BrF5 iii colourless gas D) Colourless liquid 4. IF5 259. What is the physical state of A) 1-iii, 2-i, 3-ii, 4-ii Brcl? B) 1-iii, 2-ii, 3-ii, 4-i A) gas C) 1-ii, 2-i, 3-i, 4-iii B) solid D) 1-ii, 2-iii, 3-i, 4-iii C) liquid 265. Which of the following D) None of the above interhalogen do not have Bent T- 260. How many forms exist for Icl? shoped? A) 2 A) CIF3 B) 1 B) IF3 C) 3 C) BrF5 D) 4 D) BrF3 261. What is the physical state and 266. What is the shape of colour of α-form of Icl? interhalogen compound IF7 ? A) brown red solid A) Pentagonal bipyramidal B) ruby red solid B) Square pyramidal C) black solid C) Octahedral D) orange solid D) Square anti prismatic 262. What is the physical state and colouur β-form of Icl? A) brown red solid B) ruby red solid C) black solid D) orange solid 267. What could be the possible A) physical properties are shape of interhalogen compound intermediate between those of formed between F2 and Br2 ? constituent halogens. A) Square pyramidal or pentaganol B) melting point is little higher than bipyramidal halogens B) Bent T-shaped or square C) boiling point is little lower than pyramidal halogens. C) Bent T-shaped or pentagonal D) less reactive than halogens (except bipyramidal F) D) See-Saw or Bent T-Shaped 275. Interhalogen compounds are 268. What would be the shape of more reactive than halogens (except F) CIF5 ? because A) See-Saw A) X-Xˈ bond in interhalogens is B) Trigonal bipyramidal weaker than X-X bond in halogens C) Square Bipyramidal except F-F D) Pentagonal bipyramidal B) X-Xˈ bond in interhalogens is 269. Which of the following stronger than X-X bond in compound is very unstable? halogens except F-F A) IF C) X-Xˈ bond in interhalogens is B) CIF equally stronger than X-X bond in C) BrF halogens except F-F D) All of the above D) Both A and C 270. Which if true regarding BrCl at 276. What are the product obtained room temperature? when XXˈ type interhalogen undergo A) pure solid hydrolysis. B) gas A) halideion ion and hyphalite anion C) pure liquid B) hypohalife anion and halite anion D) both A and B C) halate anion and halite anion 271. Which of the following D) perhalate anion and halide ion interhalogen exist as dimer? 277. What are the product formed A) IF7 when XXˈ3 type interhalogen undergo B) BrF3 hydrolysis? C) ICl3 A) hypohalite anion and halide ion D) CIF5 B) halite anion and halide ion 272. Choose the correct statement(s) C) halite anion and hypohalite anion regarding interhalogen compounds. D) perhalate anion and halide ion A) covalent molecules 278. What are the product formed B) diamagnetic when XXˈ5 type interhalogen undergo C) volatile solid or liquids at 298 hydrolysis? except CIF A) hypohalite anion and halate anion D) All of the above B) halite anion and halide ion 273. What is the physical state of C) halate anion and halide ion CIF? D) perhalate anion and halide ion A) gas 279. What are the product obtained B) liquid during hydrolisis of interhalogen C) solid compound of the type XXˈ7? D) None of the above A) perhalate anion and halate anion 274. Choose the incorrect statement B) halite anion and halate anion regarding interhalogen compound? C) halite anion and halide ion D) perhalate anion and halide anion 280. The halide ions during A) Pentagonal bipyramidal hydrolysis of interhalogen compound B) Square pyramidal comes from C) Octahadral A) larger halogen D) Square anti prismatic B) smaller halogen 286. Which of the following C) more electropositive halogen statement(s) is/are true regarding use D) both B and C of interhalogen compound? 281. The anions (hpohalite, halite, A) they are used as non-aqueous perhalate, halete) during hydrolysis of solvents interhalogen compound comes from- B) they are very useful fluorinating A) larger size of halogen agent B) smaller size of halogen C) CIF3 and BrF3 are used for the C) more electropositive halogen production of UF6 D) both A and B D) All of the above' 282. What are the product X and Y 287. Which of the following in the given reaction? interhalogen compound is/are used for XXˈ + H2 O → X + Y the production of UF6 ? A) HX, HOXˈ A) CIF3 B) HOX, HXˈ B) BrF5 C) HXˈ, HOX2 C) BrF3 D) HX, HOXˈ2 D) both A and C 283. What is the shape of 288. Which of the following interhalogen compound of the type interhalogen compound are used in XXˈ3? the enrichhment of 235U ? A) See-Saw CIF, BrF, CIF3 , BrF3 , IF5 , BrF5 , IF7 B) Tetrahedral A) CIF and IF7 C) Bent T-shape B) CIF3 and BrF5 D) Square Pyramidal C) CIF3 and BrF3 284. What is the shape of D) IF7 and BrF5 interhalogen compound of the type 289. What are the product X and Y XXˈ5? in the given reaction? A) Bent T-shape U(5) + ClF3 (1) → X + Y B) Square Pyramidal A) UF6 , CIF3 C) Square Planar B) UF3 , CIF D) See-Saw C) UF6 , CIF 285. What is the shape of D) UF7 , CIF interhalogen compound of the type XXˈ7? ANSWER KEY Group – 17 (Halogen Family) Q 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ans B D D C A B C B D D Q 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Ans A D B A C D D A D C Q 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Ans C A B D C C C A C B Q 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Ans D C D B A A C A A B Q 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Ans A B A A A A A B C D Q 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 Ans A C B B B B D D C D Q 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 Ans B A A A B C C A C C Q 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 Ans A B B A C C A D A B Q 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 Ans B C D B A B C C D A Q 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 Ans D B A D A C C A A B Q 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 Ans B B A A A A C B B B Q 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 Ans B D B A D D A A D D Q 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 Ans B C A A C B B A B A Q 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 Ans A C B D C A C A C C Q 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 Ans B C D B A B C C C B Q 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 Ans D B A C C D A C C A Q 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 169 170 Ans B B D A C A A B B A Q 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 Ans A B B C B B A D B B Q 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 Ans A A A A C A A B A B Q 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 Ans C A C D D D D D D B Q 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 Ans B A A A B A D C C A Q 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 Ans A B B C B A C A D C Q 221 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 Ans C D A D D D A B C D Q 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 Ans B A A D A D A A D C Q 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 Ans D A D A D B A B C C Q 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 Ans C A C B C D B B A A Q 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 Ans B A A B C A B C A A Q 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 Ans C D A D A A B C D B Q 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 Ans D B C B A D D C C