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Q.

Match of the following column:

 Column-I Column-II
(a)Fe( III) >Fe( II) (p)Electronegativity
(b)Al>Na(q)Basic character of their oxides
(c)Cl>F(r)Electron gain enthalpy ΔegH
(d)N>C(s)Degree of hydration

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a

(a-r, q, r, s), [b-p, q, s), (c-r), (d-p)

b

(a-p, q, r, s), [b-p, r, s), (c-r), (d-p)

c

(a-p, q, r, s), [b-p, r, s), (c-s), (d-q)

d

(a-t, q, r, s), [b-p, r, s), (c-p), (d-p)

answer is B.

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Detailed Solution

Properties like Electronegativity, Basic character of their oxides, Electron gain enthalpy, Degree of hydration is greater for iron (III) then Fe (II).

While nitrogen has a higher electronegativity than carbon, clorine has a higher electron gain enthalpy than florine.

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Match of the following column: Column-I Column-II(a)Fe( III) >Fe( II) (p)Electronegativity(b)Al>Na(q)Basic character of their oxides(c)Cl>F(r)Electron gain enthalpy −ΔegH(d)N>C(s)Degree of hydration