Shielding Effect
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What is the shielding effect in chemistry?
- Actinoid contraction
- Radioactive nature
- Lanthanoid contraction
- Filled d-orbital
- He+
- Li2+
- Be3+
- In all cases
The screening effect of inner shells decreases the effective nuclear charge. The order of screening effect of subshells is s>p>d>f.
With respect to the above facts, predict the gradation of atomic size in lanthanide elements?
- Cerium
- Lutetium
- Europium
- Gadolinium
If there is a greater electronic charge density, then , it must be satisfied with the electrons, and thus the attractions will decrease. But Sir said, greater electronic charge density leads to have a tendency to attract more electrons in the electronegative atoms.
Why does this happen???🤔🤔🤔
And what is the actual explanation??
- Poor shielding effect of the electrons in d orbitals, effective nuclear charge increases in gallium.
More shielding effect of d electrons
- Poor shielding effect of f orbitals in gallium
High screening effect of 3s, 3p and 3d electrons.
- highly negative
- zero
- less positive
- highly positive
The atomic sizes of Ga and Al are almost the same because:
- More shielding effect of d electrons
- Poor shielding effect of the electrons in d orbitals
Poor shielding effect of f orbitals in gallium
High screening effect of 3s, 3p and 3d electrons.
The given table shows the elements with the same number of electrons in its valence shell.
Elements | A | B | C |
M.P. | 63.0 | 180.0 | 97.0 |
State:
(ii) Arrange them in order of increasing metallic character.
- 26.85
- 4.35
- 10
- 15.3
- Li2+
- Be3+
- all of the above
- He+
- Zr and Y have about the same radius
- Zr and Nb have simillar oxidation state
- Zr and Hf have about the same radius
- Zr and Zn have simillar oxidation state
How many lone pairs of electrons are there in the tri iodide ion ?
- 13 - 18
- 21 - 26
- 31 - 36
- 49 - 54
- 2.95
- 1.65
- 1.0
- 2.2
In a given shell, the order of screening effect is?
- 26.85
- 4.35
- 15.3
- 10
Among the following species, how many have their ionic size greater than O2−?
Se2−, F−, N3−, P3−
- Bond length is defined as the distance between the nuclei of two bonded atoms in a molecule
- Bond angle is the angle between two adjacent bonds of an atom in a molecule
- Bond order is the number of bonds between the two atoms in a molecule
- All of these
Select the correct relation.
I.E.1(Cu)<I.E.1(Zn) but I.E.2(Cu)>I.E.2(Zn)
I.E.1(Cu)<I.E.1(Zn) and I.E.2(Cu)<I.E.2(Zn)
I.E.1(Cu)>I.E.1(Zn) and I.E.2(Cu)>I.E.2(Zn)
I.E.1(Cu)>I.E.1(Zn) and I.E.2(Cu)>I.E.2(Zn)
- Equal to p− electrons
- Much more than p− electrons
- Same as f− electrons
- Less than p− electrons
The atomic radius increases as we go along a period
True
False
- 4.90 BM
- 5.92 BM
- 3.87 BM
- 2.84 BM
- He+
- Li2+
- Be3+
- In all cases