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Main Group And Inorganic Chemistry Mock Tests

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Main Group And Inorganic Chemistry Mock Test 1

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GATE Chemistry
According to Wade's rules, the closo-borane anion [B₆H₆]²⁻ has which structural geometry?
A Octahedral
B Triangular bipyramidal
C Tetrahedral
D Square planar
GATE Chemistry
Which of the following is the correct structure and oxidation state of xenon in XeOF₄? (Consider the VSEPR theory: xenon has 8 valence electrons, each F atom contributes 1 electron through a single bond, the O atom contributes 2 electrons through a double bond, and the remaining electrons form lone pairs.)
A Square pyramidal geometry with Xe in the +6 oxidation state and one lone pair on xenon
B Octahedral geometry with Xe in the +4 oxidation state and two lone pairs on xenon
C Trigonal bipyramidal geometry with Xe in the +5 oxidation state and one lone pair on xenon
D Seesaw geometry with Xe in the +6 oxidation state and two lone pairs on xenon
GATE Chemistry
According to Wade's rules for borane clusters, closo-borane anions with the general formula [B_n H_n]²⁻ have a closed deltahedral (polyhedral) structure. How many skeletal electron pairs (SEPs) are required to build the closo structure of [B₁₂H₁₂]²⁻ (the icosahedral dodecaborate ion), and what is the corresponding deltahedral geometry? (Each BH unit contributes 2 skeletal electrons, and the 2− charge contributes 2 additional electrons.)
A 13 skeletal electron pairs, icosahedral geometry
B 12 skeletal electron pairs, truncated octahedron
C 14 skeletal electron pairs, capped square antiprism
D 11 skeletal electron pairs, pentagonal bipyramid
GATE Chemistry
According to the Hard and Soft Acid Base (HSAB) theory, which of the following reactions is most favourable thermodynamically? (Recall that hard acids prefer to bind to hard bases, and soft acids prefer to bind to soft bases.)
A H₃C⁺ + I⁻ → CH₃I
B BF₃ + NH₃ → F₃B−NH₃
C Ag⁺ + F⁻ → AgF
D Be²⁺ + I⁻ → BeI₂
GATE Chemistry
The correct order of acidic strength for the following oxides is:
A SO₃ > P₄O₁₀ > SiO₂ > Al₂O₃
B Al₂O₃ > SiO₂ > P₄O₁₀ > SO₃
C SiO₂ > Al₂O₃ > SO₃ > P₄O₁₀
D P₄O₁₀ > SO₃ > Al₂O₃ > SiO₂
GATE Chemistry
According to the HSAB (Hard and Soft Acids and Bases) theory, which of the following combinations is the most stable?
A BF₃ and NH₃
B AgI and I⁻
C BH₃ and PH₃
D AgF and F⁻

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