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d and f-Block Elements Test - 19
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    Which among the following is not considered as a part of transition elements?

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    Which among the following transition metal has lowest melting point?

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    Transition metals with highest melting point is

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    Transition metals with lowest melting point is

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    Which is the most stable oxidation state of iron?

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    Electronic configuration of Cu3+ is

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    Maximum magnetic moment is shown by

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    Maximum oxidation state is shown by

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    Which one of the following compound is deliquescent?

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    Which of the following ion has smallest radii?

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    Which of the following pairs of ions have same paramagnetic moment?

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    Mohr’s salt is a

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    Red hot steel rods on suddenly immersing in water become

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    Which of the following methods is based on distribution law?

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    Which is called chromic acid?

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    Which one of the following combines with Fe2+ ion to form a brown complex?

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    Lucas reagent is

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    Vitamin B12 contains?

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    Which is least soluble in water?

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    A reduction in the atomic size with increase in atomic number is characteristic of the elements of

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    Nitrous oxide is evolved when Zn is treated with

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    Ferrous sulphate on heating gives

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    In the reaction, SnCl2 + HgCl2 → A + SnCl4

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    Ag+ ion is isoelectronic with

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