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1.P₄ exists but N₄ does not...again N₂ exists but P₂ doesn't...why ??????

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rahul1995 yadav ·2010-03-16 22:44:57

2..what happens when PH₃ reacts with Ag⁺ ,Cu²⁺ ???

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Subhomoy Bakshi ·2010-03-16 22:56:09

is the frst 1 related to presence and absence of d orbitals???give answer~~

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sindhu br ·2010-03-16 23:00:09

1. nitrogen because of its small size & high electronegativity forms pâˆ©-pâˆ© multiple bonds. Therefore, it exist as a diatomic molecule having a triple bond bw the 2 N-atoms. Phosphorus , on the other hand , due to its larger size & lower electronegativity usually does not form pâˆ©-pâˆ© multiple bonds with itself.Instead it prefers to form p-p single bonds & hence it exists as tetrahedral P₄ molecules

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abhishek sahoo ·2010-03-17 00:30:30

1.....i think this way

N2=946 KJ PER MOLE
N-N=160 KJ PER MOLE
P-P=215 KJ PER MOLE
P2=845 KJ PER MOLE
GREATER BINDING ENERGY GREATER STABILITY

COMPARE IT

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abhishek sahoo ·2010-03-17 00:32:37

SEE P₄ STR..

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govind ·2010-03-17 00:39:44

In the second question metal phosphides are fomred...
Like Cu₃P₂ and Ag₃P ...

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