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    Which of the following statement(s) is/are INCORRECT ? 

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    A metal $$M$$ readily forms water soluble sulphate and water insoluble hydroxide, $$M(OH)_2$$. Its oxide $$MO$$ is amphoteric, hard and having high melting point. The alkaline earth metal is :

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    The ion having maximum value of hydration energy is:

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    Sodium metal cannot be stored under 

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    If $$Na$$ is heated in presence of air, it forms 

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    Point out of the incorrect statements regarding $$Be$$ (Group $$IIA$$)

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    Beryllium shows different properties from rest of the alkaline earth metals because of its small atomic and ionic size, high electronegativity and high polarising power. But beryllium shows similarities in properties to the second member of the next group i.e. aluminium on account of similar atomic and ionic size and nearly same polarising power.

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    Which of the following statements is true?

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    Which of the following has maximum solubility in water?

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    The atomic radii of alkali metals $$(M)$$ lie in the order $$Li < Na < K < Rb$$ but the radii of $$M^{+}$$ ions in aqueous solution lie in the reverse order $$Li^{+} > Na^{+} > K^{+} > Rb^{+}$$. What is the reason for this reverse order (on going from $$Li$$ to $$Rb$$)?

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    Beryllium shows different properties from rest of the alkaline earth metals because of its small atomic and ionic size, high electronegativity and high polarising power. But beryllium shows similarities in properties to the second member of the next group i.e. aluminium on account of similar atomic and ionic size and nearly same polarising power.

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    Which amongst the following is soluble in water?

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