Step 1: Understanding Reducing Agent Strength
A reducing agent donates electrons and gets oxidized. - The strength of a reducing agent increases as we move down the group in the periodic table. - This happens because the atomic size increases, and the bond strength between the central atom and hydrogen weakens, making electron donation easier.
Step 2: Trend in Group 15 Hydrides
- Group 15 hydrides: \( NH_3, PH_3, AsH_3, SbH_3, BiH_3 \). - The reducing character increases as: \[ NH_3<PH_3<AsH_3<SbH_3<BiH_3 \] - Thus, BiH$_3$ is the strongest reducing agent among the given choices.
Frenkel defect is also known as?
Select the correct statement about the complex \([ \text{Co}(\text{NH}_3)_5 \text{SO}_4 ] \text{Br}\).
Among the following, the correct statements are:
Statement I – Nature of Saline (Ionic) Hydrides
Statement II – Volatility of Saline Hydrides
Statement III – Nature of Electron-Precise Hydrides
Statement IV – Formula of Chromium Hydride
The major product X in the following given reaction is:
