NEET 2019 Odisha · ChemistryIonic characterPrevious Year Question
The number of hydrogen bonded water molecule(s) associated with is:
Answer: (B) 1. \textbf{Answer:} (B) 1 \textbf{Solution:} In , four water molecules are coordinated to and the fifth (lattice) water is held to the sulfate by hydrogen bonding; thus only one water molecule is hydrogen bonded.
- A.3
- B.1✓
- C.2
- D.5
Correct Answer
(B) 1
Solution & Explanation
\textbf{Answer:} (B) 1 \textbf{Solution:} In , four water molecules are coordinated to and the fifth (lattice) water is held to the sulfate by hydrogen bonding; thus only one water molecule is hydrogen bonded.
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