Consider the following orders given below.
(i) S > Se > Te > O (Electron Affinity)
(ii)
(Ionic Size)
(ii) Fe2+ > Fe3+ > Fe4+ (Ionization Enthalpy)
(iv) H < B < P < C < Cl (Electronegativity)
(v) Na+
< Mg2+
< Al3+ (Extent of hydration)
(vi) Li > Na > K > Rb > Cs (Reducing Nature)
(vii) LiF(s) > LiCl(s) > LiBr(s) (Lattice Energy)
If x = number of correct orders
y = number of incorrect orders
then the value of
is.
Consider the following orders given below.
(i) S > Se > Te > O (Electron Affinity)
(ii) (Ionic Size)
(ii) Fe2+ > Fe3+ > Fe4+ (Ionization Enthalpy)
(iv) H < B < P < C < Cl (Electronegativity)
(v) Na+ < Mg2+ < Al3+ (Extent of hydration)
(vi) Li > Na > K > Rb > Cs (Reducing Nature)
(vii) LiF(s) > LiCl(s) > LiBr(s) (Lattice Energy)
If x = number of correct orders
y = number of incorrect orders
then the value of is.
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Classification of Elements is Necessary because it helps in understanding and remembering elements' properties better, you can understand how elements react or behave, and can guess properties of unidentified or newly discovered elements.
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