Q.
The dichromate ion
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a
is the dimer of HCrO4−
b
is reduced by H2O2 in acidic solution but H2O2 oxidize the reduction product in basic solution
c
can be reduced to Cr2+ by zinc
d
have all equal O-Cr-O bond angles
answer is A.
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Dichromate ion is the dimer of HCrO4−In acidic medium dichromate react with H2O2 forming blue CrO5 initially which decomposes to Cr3+ and oxygen K2Cr2O7+4H2SO4+3H2O2→K2SO4+Cr2SO43+7H2O+3O2 zinc in acid medium reduces Cr+6 to Cr+2. All O−Cr−O bond angles are not same because the terminal Cr-O bonds have double bond character due to resonance but the bridge bond have single bond character.
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