J. D. Lee Solutions for Chapter: Group 12 - the Zinc Group, Exercise 1: Exercise 1

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J. D. Lee Chemistry Solutions for Exercise - J. D. Lee Solutions for Chapter: Group 12 - the Zinc Group, Exercise 1: Exercise 1

Attempt the free practice questions on Chapter 27: Group 12 - the Zinc Group, Exercise 1: Exercise 1 with hints and solutions to strengthen your understanding. Concise Inorganic Chemistry solutions are prepared by Experienced Embibe Experts.

Questions from J. D. Lee Solutions for Chapter: Group 12 - the Zinc Group, Exercise 1: Exercise 1 with Hints & Solutions

HARD
JEE Advanced
IMPORTANT

Draw the structure of zinc blende. What is the coordination number of the ions and what is the radius ratio?

MEDIUM
JEE Advanced
IMPORTANT

Explain how Zn is sacrificed in the extraction of Cd.

MEDIUM
JEE Advanced
IMPORTANT

Explain why a solution of zinc sulphate gives a white precipitate when added to an aqueous solution of ammonia, but not when added to an aqueous solution of ammonia containing ammonium chloride.

MEDIUM
JEE Advanced
IMPORTANT

What is cadmium used for, how is it produced, and why are there problems of cadmium poisoning in the vicinity of zinc smelters?

HARD
JEE Advanced
IMPORTANT

List the main ways in which mercury compounds are discharged into the environment. Comment on the toxicity of inorganic and organic mercury compounds.

HARD
JEE Advanced
IMPORTANT

Give an account of disproportionation. Why is the mercury (I) ion written Hg22+, whilst the copper (I) ion is written Cu+?

MEDIUM
JEE Advanced
IMPORTANT

What evidence is there that the mercury (I) ion is Hg22+ rather than Hg+?

EASY
JEE Advanced
IMPORTANT

When mercury is oxidized with a limited amount of oxidizing agent (i.e. an excess of Hg) then Hg+compounds are formed. If there is an excess of oxidizing agent then Hg2+compounds are formed. Explain this.