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UTTARA ·2010-04-06 22:10:34

Is the ans D ??

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Gone.. ·2010-04-06 22:12:47

no..

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Gone.. ·2010-04-06 22:18:57

should i tell the answer given ??

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UTTARA ·2010-04-06 22:19:58

no lets w8 for some time even i'm trying to get the correct ans

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Gone.. ·2010-04-06 22:31:14

kk..

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sakshi pandey pandey ·2010-04-06 23:04:18

the ans is c?

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utd4ever ·2010-04-06 23:34:37

yeah i think its c ......

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Gone.. ·2010-04-07 02:21:21

nope..

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rahul nair ·2010-04-07 02:40:05

i think a,
stability of +3 oxidation state increases down the grpup..BiCl3 is most stable, so less tendency to undergo hydrolysis.....

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Gone.. ·2010-04-07 02:41:58

Yes answer is A.

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Pritish Chakraborty ·2010-04-07 02:44:06

So that means we decide by inert pair effect? waah

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eureka123 ·2010-04-07 02:49:14

I thought hydrolysis was decided only by vacant d orbitals.....this concept is new..[1]

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Gone.. ·2010-04-07 02:55:00

even i thought so eure. [1]

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rahul nair ·2010-04-07 03:02:15

presence of d orbital is the main criteria but it is fulufiled by all the grps here
so now he have to compare the stability

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