XII Chemistry | p-Block 16 Group Elements | Chemical Properties Part-1 by Ruchi Ma'am
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Class XII - Chemistry
Unit 07 - p-Block 16 Group Elements
Chemical Properties Part-1
Oxygen Most Reactive, Reactivity Towards Hydrogen - Formation of Compounds like H2F, Comparative Study of their Shapes, Bond Angles, Volatility etc.
Reactivity Towards Oxygen Formation of di- and tri-oxides
This video is about some chemical properties of group 16 elements. All these react with hydrogen to form hydrides. Acidic character and reducing character of these hydrides increase down the group but thermal stability decrease down the group. Group 16 elements react with oxygen to form two types of oxides - dioxide and trioxide . These oxide are acidic and down the group acidic character decreases.
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