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Q.

Statement I : Ether can extract LiCl from the aqueous solution of a mixture of LiCl, NaCl and KCl.Statement II : Hydration of Li+ ion is greater than that of Na+ and K+ ions

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a

Statement I and II are correct and statement II is the correct explanation of I

b

Statement I and II are correct but statement II is not the correct explanation of I

c

Statement - I is correct and Statement- II is incorrect

d

Both statement - I  and statement - II are incorrect

answer is B.

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Detailed Solution

Ether can extract LiCl from the aqueous solution of a mixture of LiCl , NaCl and KCl mixed and shaked well, the water is polar solvant and hence polar compounds KCl, NaCl moves into water, where as the non-polar compound LiCl moves into non polar ether solvent Principle involved here is like dissolves like polar compounds soluble in polar solvents [H2O] where as non polar compound soluble in non polar solvents [Ether] As the size of alkali metal ion increases nuclear charge density decreases hence attraction of water molecules decreases therefore degree of hydraction decreases  Statement -I & statement - II are correct
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