A) molecular hydrides
B) metallic hydrides
C) saline hydrides
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A) Tritium is an isotope of hydrogen with three nucleons.
B) Deuterium, 2H, forms weaker bonds than 1H.
C) Ortho- and para-hydrogen are isotopes of H2 molecule.
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A) Hydrogen is a gas, it has low solubility. Catalyst can increase its solubility.
B) Hydrogen is a small molecule that can easily escape any reaction. Catalyst prevents this by rapidly reacting with H2.
C) Due to the strong H-H bond, the reactions with H2 have high activation energy. Catalyst is used to lower this activation energy.
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A) in a presence of a catalyst
B) thermal or photochemical activation
C) under high-pressure conditions.
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A) using electrolysis of water
B) using fossil fuels and water
C) using biological methods
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A) (i) is an electron-precise hydride, (ii) is an electron rich hydride, (iii) is an electron deficient hydride
B) All three are electron rich hydrides
C) (i) is an electron precise hydride, (ii) and (iii) are electron rich hydrides
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A) molecular hydrides
B) metallic hydrides
C) saline hydrides
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A) (constant composition) and (are hard materials)
B) (non-stoichiometry) and (metallic lustre)
C) (good solubility) and (low reactivity)
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A) Hydride ligand can bridge two metallic centres in a polynuclear complex
B) Since hydride is considered an anionic ligand, d-block hydrides cannot behave as acids.
C) Both hydride and dihydrogen can be ligands to the same metal atom.
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A) (i) and (iii)
B) Only (i)
C) Only (ii)
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