whats the concept here?

pata ni yaar kaise F- ans hai!

aur sochte hai ... sapne me [3]

great :) ! tx priyam :)

H+ is also hard..

NH3 is hard base.
Acetate ion is hard base

and .... :P

Aur bhi hai hard acid aur bases..

Zn2+ is also hard..
u should haev heard ZnCl2 more than ZnI2

ok then.......it is a new concept for me.........[1][1]

Hard acid form more stable compounds with hard bases.. and soft with soft..

hard acids:
small atomic or ionic radii.. ek Li+ Na+ H+ Carbocations..

hard bases: OH- OR- F- Cl- low polarisable.

Soft acids :
Silver platinum mercury

soft bases:
I- CO SCN-

I cant understand ......priyam.....

F-

because ZnF+ is most stable. as Zn+2 is hard acid and F- is hard base.. so hard hard combination.. so more stable product

pehli baar mera tukka theek thaa.....par pata nahin thaa itni musibat mein daal dega.....[3][3]

@sky,
even i used the same concept, but for finding equivalent conductance which is greatest for ZnI. But as it is equilibrium const.,......sry!

yeh bhi hosakta hai ki Zn ke pass orbitals hai avcnt n F is quite ful of eltrons so ..........woh (back bondin type )

the concept is: the more the tendency of X to get oxidised, the more the reaction tends towards right and hence more the K_eq.

but then I- has the most tendency to lose e- .. !!

F- is unstable n wud want to get oxideisd.... but is it more than I- [12]

my tukka was a which was rite,,,,,,,,,,,,,but i still cant get teh concept..

i think it is eqiulibrium constant......

haha....then it's D.

By K_eq, do u mean equivalent conductance??

intution
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