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Science · 2022 · 2 marks
CBSE 2022 · Region 1 · Set 1 · Q2
The electrons in the atoms of two elements X and Y are distributed in three shells having $\displaystyle 1$ and $\displaystyle 7$ electrons respectively in their outermost shells.(a)Write the group numbers of these elements in the Modern Periodic Table.(b)Write the molecular formula of the compound formed when X and Y combine with each other.(c)Which of the two is electropositive ?
The electrons in the atoms of two elements X and Y are distributed in three shells having $\displaystyle 1$ and $\displaystyle 7$ electrons respectively in their outermost shells.
(a)
Write the group numbers of these elements in the Modern Periodic Table.
(b)
Write the molecular formula of the compound formed when X and Y combine with each other.
(c)
Which of the two is electropositive ?
Marking-scheme solution
(a) X Y
Group Number $\displaystyle 117$
(b) XY
(c) X
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