Chemical Properties of Non-metals
Chemical Properties of Non-metals: Overview
This topic covers concepts, such as, Reaction of Non-metals with Acids, Reaction of Non-metals with Water, Reaction of Non-metals with Chlorine & Oxidising Nature of Non-metals etc.
Important Questions on Chemical Properties of Non-metals
An element forms two oxides and . The oxide is neutral but is acidic in nature.The element is most likely to be

An element forms two oxides and . The oxide is neutral but is acidic in nature. The element is most likely to be

What bond exists in hydrogen chloride?

Give the reaction between chlorine and water.

Give the chemical reaction between phosphorus and concentrated sulphuric acid.

Give the chemical reaction between sulphur and nitric acid.

How does non-metals react with acids?

Non-metals don't usually react with water but non-metal oxides do :

What are non-metals and how do they react with water?

Write a chemical equation when a nonmetal reacts with hydrogen.

Write a chemical equation for the reaction between a nonmetal and a concentrated acid.

Nonmetals do not react with chlorine.

Why non-metals doesn't react readily with water? Explain.

Nonmetals acts as _____ agents. (oxidising/ reducing)

Which is an acidic oxide?

Cotyledons are also called-

White phosphorous catches fire in air to produce dense white fumes. This is due to the formation of

Oxides of non-metals are ___________ in nature?

What is formed when sulphur dioxide is dissolved in water?

Non-Metallic oxide is ______ in nature.
