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Nitrogen differs from P, As, Sb and Bi in the following properties :

A
It forms diatomic molecule.
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It is not able to extent its coordination number beyond four.
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Nitrogen does not function as a Lewis acid whereas P, As, Sb and Bi do so.
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D
In all the properties given above.
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Solution

The correct option is D In all the properties given above.
As vacant d-orbital are present in P and other elements of this group except N so they can expand their valency and forms stable pentavalence product but due to absence of d-orbitals nitrogen cannot form pentavalence products.

It forms diatomic molecule N2.
Nitrogen does not function as a Lewis acid due to absence of d-orbitals and it is a Lewis base due to presence of lone pair.

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