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- Group III A and IVA Elementschemistry-mcqs › group-iii-a-and-iva-elements
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- 18 Mar 2019
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
The inert pair effect is commonly observed in heavier p-block elements like tin, where the s-electrons tend to remain non-ionized or inert during bonding. Elements such as boron, carbon, and silicon do not exhibit this phenomenon prominently.
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- 2.In which of the following applications is boric acid unsuitable for use?
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- 4.Why is carbon dioxide (CO2) a gas at room temperature, whereas silicon dioxide (SiO2) exists as a solid?
- 5.Which of these is not an application of silicon?
- 6.When a borax solution in water is heated above 62°C, which crystalline form does it produce?
- 7.What is the name of the method used to extract aluminium?
- 8.Identify the element that is not classified as a semiconductor from the list below:
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