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The p-Block Elements

  • Group 15 Elements - Hydrides and Oxides
  • Group 18 Elements - Xenon Compounds
  • Boiling Points of Group 16 Hydrides and Hydrogen Bonding
  • Oxidation States of Group 16 Elements
  • Hydrolysis reactions of p-block compounds
  • Dehydrating property of concentrated sulphuric acid
  • Structures of noble gas (xenon) compounds
  • Nature of oxides of group 14 elements
  • Classification of oxides
  • Types of hydrides
  • Hydrolysis of group 13 trihalides
  • Classification of oxides - neutral, acidic, basic, amphoteric
  • Important compounds of boron
  • Nitric acid - Ostwald's process
  • Borax - action of heat
  • Oxidising power of halogens
  • Aluminium chloride - hydrated complex
  • Silicones - uses
  • Phosphine - preparation and properties
  • Oxoacids of phosphorus
  • Oxoacids of sulphur
  • Potash alum
  • Preparation of halogens - redox with MnO2
  • Anomalous behaviour of boron - covalency
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  1. Fluorine is a stronger oxidising agent than chlorine because: (a) F-F bond has a low enthalpy of dissociation. (b) Fluoride ion ($F^-$) has high hydration enthalpy. (c) Electron gain enthalpy of fluorine is less negative than chlorine. (d) Fluorine has a very small size. Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given:
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