NEET 2024 · ChemistryOxide naturePrevious Year Question
Among Group 16 elements, which one does NOT show the oxidation state?
Answer: (C) . \textbf{Answer:} (C) \textbf{Solution:} Electropositive (metallic) character increases down a group.
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Correct Answer
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Solution & Explanation
\textbf{Answer:} (C) \textbf{Solution:} Electropositive (metallic) character increases down a group. , being the most electropositive and metallic Group-16 element, does not show the oxidation state, whereas the lighter, more electronegative members (, , ) readily form the state.
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