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    Which of the following is correct representation of reaction of acidified permanganate solution with sulphur dioxide?

     

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  • Question 2
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    Why is sulphur dioxide considered as an air pollutant?

    Solution

    SO2​ reacts with O2​ and H2​O (water vapour) present in air forming sulphuric acid (H2​SO4) causing acid rain.

    2SO2 ​+ O2​ + 2H2​O ⟶ 2H2​SO4​

  • Question 3
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    Dry SO2​ does not bleach dry flowers because:

    Solution

    In bleaching by SO2​, H2​O is important in order to produce nascent hydrogen which is responsible for the bleaching action.

    SO2 ​+ 2H2​O ⟶ H2​SO4​ + 2[H]

  • Question 4
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    Which of the following statements is not correct for SO2​ gas?

    Solution

    The shape of SO2​  is bent shape  and approximate bond angle is 120 degrees with asymmetric charge distribution on the central atom that is on sulfur. So the given option C is a wrong statement.SO2​ shape is bent not linear.

  • Question 5
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    Which of the following statements is not correct?

    Solution

    Covelency of an atom is the number of covalent bonds that it can form.

    While we are finding the maximum covalency of any element  we should check the group of that element in the periodic table.

    As sulphur is the element of 16 group elements, so it's maximum covalency is 6 and also in its excited state it has 6 unpaired electrons thus it’s  maximum covalency is 6.EX: In SF6​ the maximum valency is 6.

  • Question 6
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    The oxyacid of sulphur that contains a lone pair of electrons on sulphur is:

    Solution

    The oxyacid of sulphur that contains a lone pair of electrons on sulfur is sulfurous acid H2​SO3​ in wich only 4 of ts valence electrons are involved in bonding remaining 2 electrons are remained as a lone pair sulfur(Sulr has six valence electrons).

  • Question 7
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    In which of the following sulphur is present in +5 oxidation state?

    Solution

    O.S. of S
    Dithionic acid - H2S2O6 = +5
    Sulphurous acid - H2SO3 = +4
    Sulphuric acid - H2SO4 = +6
    Disulphuric acid - H2S2O7 = +6

  • Question 8
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    The oxidation state of sulphur in the anions  follows the order:

    Solution

    Oxidation state of 

    2(x)+4(−2) = −2

     2x = 8−2

     2x = 6

    x = 3

    Oxidation state of

    x+3(−2) = −2

     x = 6−2

     x = 4

    Oxidation state of 

    2(x)+6(−2) = −2

     2x = 12−2

     2x = 10

    x = 5

    So the oxidation state of sulphur in the anions  follows the order. 

  • Question 9
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    The hybridisation state of the central atom and shape of the molecules is given below. Mark the incorrect combination.

    Solution

    The hybridization of sulfur in H2​SO4​ is Sp3 and its shape square planar.

    So the given statement H2​SO4​−sp2 hybridization and V-shaped is wrong shape.

  • Question 10
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    Match the column I with column II and mark the appropriate choice.

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