Assertion: Chromium and copper have five and ten electrons in 3d orbitals rather than four and nine as their position would have indicated with two-electrons in the 4s orbital.

Reason: Fully filled and half-filled orbital shave extra stability that is, lower energy.

Find out the number of following orders which are INCORRECT against the mentioned properties:

(i) Ortho hydrogen > Para hydrogen (Stability at low temperature)

(ii) Ethanol > Glycerol (Viscosity)

(iii) D₂ < He (Boiling point)

(iv) HF > H₂O (Melting point)

(v) H₃BO₃ > BF₃ (Melting point)

(vi) NH₃ < SbH₃ (Boiling point)

(vii) H₂O₂ > H₂O (Strength of hydrogen bond)

(viii) H₂O < D₂O (Freezing point)

(ix) $H{F}_2^{\Theta }$  < HF (Strength of hydrogen bond)

(x) D₂O < H₂O (Bond energy)

Consider the following reaction:
(A substituted phenol reacts with H? and CrO?Cl to produce product 'P'.)
The product ‘P’ gives positive acetyl chloride test. This is because of the presence of which of these –OH group(s)?
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The number of radial land angular nodes in 4d orbital are, respectively

The spin-only magnetic moment value of species is________× 10^-2 BM. (Nearest integer)

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Which of the following relation is not correct?