periodic properties
Which of the following anions is/are bigger than hydride ion
A. F-
B. Cl-
C. Br-
D. I-
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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.F- will be the biggest while talking abt hydride ions as size is small and charge density super high so it will accumlate most water molecules
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isnt F- ion smallest in the table, hence it will be between B,C and D but idk exact ans
if it was single correct id go D xd
Lol the answer is actually d
But idk how
Can someone give the exact order of size here
ig it shd be F- < Cl- < Br- < H- < I-
Reasoning ?
down the group anion size increases, and since here ans u said is D, H- is bigger than F, Cl and Br but not I anion
But we know that H is the smallest element how does one electron make it so big
ratio of e to p is 1:2 while others its lower
man im not sure either ngl ðŸ˜
iodine will be biggest
wow magic in science
how did we end up here, i thought it was science in magic
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Volume of anion and comparison
Recently, I came across a book in which I was solving the exercises and found out that the solution to a question says that the fluoride ion, $\ce{F^-}$, is smaller in size than the hydride ion, $...
charge density as pointed out
i did think of applying that my teacher says to avoid using that when neither z nor e is fixed
1970 resource says that fluoride is smaller
2010 one says that this is the roder
so we be learning 1970's chemistry
yea gotta compare apples to apples, fair
yessir
so to sum it up we can just find z/e
wait, but H- has 1/2 z/e and F- has 9/10
but the answer is D only
^^
charge density then
???
@g-sus @iTeachChem ....
data dude
Exam mein thodi data denge ðŸ˜. This was in my module
woah thats crazy tbh
all good?
Yeah imma mark it solved
+solved @iTeachChem @g-sus
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