| 1. | Carbon has the ability to form pπ-pπ multiple bond with itself. |
| 2. | \(\mathrm{EC}_3\) (E = B and Al) is a monomer when E = B and a dimer when E = Al. |
| 3. | Oxygen exhibits only 2 oxidation states. |
| 4. | The order of catenation property of Group 14 elements is C>> Si > Ge ≈ Sn. |
| 1. | Its nearest inert gas is Radon. |
| 2. | After losing one more electron, it acquires \(4f^{14}\) electronic configuration. |
| 3. | Its atomic number is 61. |
| 4. | After losing one more electron, it acquires \(4f^0\) electronic configuration. |
| 1. | Covalent form to covalent form |
| 2. | Ionic form to ionic form |
| 3. | Covalent form to ionic form |
| 4. | Ionic form to covalent form |
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| 1. | \(P(C_2H_5)_3\) and \(As(C_6H_5)_3\) form dπ-dπ bond with transition metals. |
| 2. | Nitrogen can form dπ-pπ bond with oxygen. |
| 3. | Nitrogen can form pπ-pπ multiple bonds with itself. |
| 4. | Phosphorus, arsenic and antimony show catenation property. |
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| A. | C2H4 | I. | 3 σ bonds, 2 π bonds |
| B. | C2H2 | II. | 3 σ bonds, one lone pair |
| C. | CH4 | III. | 4 σ bonds |
| D. | NH3 | IV. | 5 σ bonds, 1 π bond |