P Block JEE Advanced Questions (Phosphorus Halides)

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P Block JEE Advanced Questions (Phosphorus Halides)

1. Which of the following is most stable?

a) AsCl5

b) SbCl5

c) PCl5

d) BiCl5

Answer: PCl5

2. What is the hybridization of phosphorus in PCl5?

a) sp3

b) sp2

c) sp3d

d) sp3d2

Answer: sp3d

3. How does PCl5 exist in its solid state?

a) [PCl4]+[PCl6]

b) [PCl3]2+[PCl7]2-

c) [PCl2]3+[PCl8]3-

d) [PCl5][PCl5]

Answer: [PCl4]+[PCl6]

4. What is the liquid product formed on decomposition of PCl5?

a) Cl2

b) HCl

c) PCl3

d) No liquid product is formed

Answer: PCl3

5. Which of the following is not formed on hydrolysis of PCl5?

a) POCl3

b) H3PO4

c) HCl

d) PCl3

Answer: PCl3

6. What type of agent is PCl5 when it reacts with H2?

a) Reducing agent

b) Oxidising agent

c) Both reducing and oxidising

d) Neither reducing nor oxidising

Answer: Oxidising agent

7. Phosphorus trichloride does not react with Grignard reagents.

a) True

b) False

Answer: False

8. Phosphorus trichloride reacts violently with water.

a) True

b) False

Answer: True

9. Which of the following reacts with PCl3 to form PCl5?

a) O2

b) N2

c) S

d) Cl2

Answer: Cl2

10. Which of the following statement regarding PCl3 is false?

a) PCl3 forms metal chlorides on heating with finely divided metals

b) PCl3 does not react with organic compounds

c) PCl3 is a colourless pungent smelling liquid

d) PCl3 boils at 347 K

Answer: PCl3 does not react with organic compounds

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