Which of the following groups follows Dobereiner’s law of triads?

Sr, Ba, Ca

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Br, Cl, I

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Cl, Br, I

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Li, K, Na

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Solution

The correct option is C
Cl, Br, I

Of the given options, only the triad - Cl, Br, I, follows Dobereiner’s law. The elements are in the increasing order of their atomic mass and the middle element has atomic mass which is average of other two elements.

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Which of the following groups follows Dobereiner’s law of triads?

The correct option is C Cl, Br, I Of the given options, only the triad - Cl, Br, I, follows Dobereiner’s law. The elements are in the increasing order of their atomic mass and the middle element has atomic mass which is average of other two elements.

The correct option is C
Cl, Br, I

Of the given options, only the triad - Cl, Br, I, follows Dobereiner’s law. The elements are in the increasing order of their atomic mass and the middle element has atomic mass which is average of other two elements.