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If the formula of a metal ion is M+2, then the formula of its dihydrogen phosphate is

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Important Questions on Atomic Structure and Transformation of Matter

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Match the elements in column A with the valency exhibited by the element given in column B.
Column A Column B
(A) Neon 
(B) Oxygen 
(C) Potassium 
(D) Boron 
(E) Silicon
(a) 4
(b) 3
(c) 2
(d) 1
(e) 0
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Identify the number of neutrons present in a pair of elements with atomic numbers 20 and 13, if their mass numbers are 40 and 27,  respectively.

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Tripositive ion, i.e., X3+ has 13 protons and 14 neutrons. Calculate the number of electrons present in the M shell of the neutral atom.

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The atomic numbers of the elements X, Y and Z are 210 and 16, respectively. Identify the element which does not exist in monoatomic state.
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If a solid non-metal ‘X’ forms an oxide of type X2O5, then the valency of X is:
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The difference in the number of electrons between the K and L and L and M shells is the same for an atom of an element X (M shell is the valence shell.). And the difference of value is the number of valence electrons in the M shell of the other element Y. The electronic configurations of stable ions of X and Y are, respectively:
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The number of neutrons is equal to the number of protons present in the nucleus of two elements X and Y and their dinegative ions possess 8 electrons in the L and M shells, respectively. Then the ratio of mass numbers of the two elements is: