Inorganic Chemistry - inorganic help

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tobeiitian kundui ·2009-05-16 22:30:54

cmon kamal bhaiya and others help!!

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kamalendu ghosh ·2009-05-16 22:33:26

b) (?) did by elimination of other options as.. Pb⁺⁴ will try for Pb+2 (inert pair) so it will try to oxsidise HNO3 but N+5 .. so no chance of further oxidation of N+5....so only option is b)

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Dylan Colaco ·2009-05-17 01:16:06

Are u sure? cuz HNO3 itself is a strong oxidizing agent!

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eureka123 ·2009-05-17 02:07:56

HNO3 dilute or conc????????
which one??

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Gone.. ·2009-05-17 06:51:08

chk this link out--

http://targetiit.com/iit_jee_forum/posts/doubt_8257.html

according to the results over there PbO₂ wont react only.

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rahul wadhwani ·2009-05-17 22:42:17

i think PbO₂ would not react as Pb is in +4 state and it can not further oxidise eureka conc./dil. terms were meaningful when u r dealing with Pb/Pb2+ salt only

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