A compound xh is formed by combination of an element 'x' with hydrogen. what is the valency of element 'x'?
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A compound XH is formed when X reacts with hydrogen. Hydrogen has a valency of one, and the valency of Hydride radical is also -1.
A molecule of a compound is always neutral. In XH, Valency of H is -1, so valency of X should be +1 so that the resulting valency of the compound is 0.
Hence, if the compound is XH, the valency of X is +1.
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Rajdeep here!!
A compound XH is formed when X reacts with hydrogen. Hydrogen has a valency of one, and the valency of Hydride radical is also -1.
A molecule of a compound is always neutral. In XH, Valency of H is -1, so valency of X should be +1 so that the resulting valency of the compound is 0.
Hence, if the compound is XH, the valency of X is +1.
Hope you have got your answer
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