Q # 6 which of the following equations has correct formulas and also is a balanced equation?
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Answer:- a)
First equation is correct since Be is an alkaline earth metal and it has +2 charge. Oxygen also has -2 charge so the formula of beryllium oxide is BeO. Since, oxygen is diatomic, it is written as and then to balance the equation we need to multiply Be and BeO by 2 and the balanced equation is:
Second equation is not balanced for hydrogen and potassium. There was actually no need to multiply KCl and HCl by 3. It could simply be written as:
Third equation is not correct as the product formula is wrong. Mg has +2 charge and O has -2 charge, so the product will be MgO and the balanced equation must be written as:
Fourth equation is not correct since metal carbonates gives metal oxide and the carbon dioxide gas on decomposition. Calcium carbonate and calcium oxide formulas are written correctly but the carbon dioxide formula is not written correctly. It must should be [tex[CO_2[/tex] where they have written and the correct equation is written as:
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<h3>Explanation:</h3>The structure of said compound is sketched according to guide lines provided in statement and is attached below.
Hydrogen Bond Interactions:
Hydrogen Bond Interactions are those interactions which are formed between a partial positive hydrogen atom bonded directly to most electronegative atom (i.e. F, O and N) of one molecule and the partial negative most electronegative atom of another molecule.
In given structure we are having seven most electronegative oxygen atoms (labelled red) and three partial positive hydrogen atoms (labelled blue) directly attached to most electronegative atom (i.e. oxygen atoms).
Therefore, the oxygen atoms will make hydrogen bonds with water's hydrogen atoms and the partial positive hydrogen atoms will make hydrogen bonds with water's oxygen atoms respectively.