Chemical properties of Hydrides?
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A combination of any element with hydrogen is called a hydride. Since hydrogen is such a common component of many materials we can see hydrides everywhere. Water has an oxygen-hydrogen bond, so it is a hydride. Your food will always have carbon-hydrogen bonds, so it is a hydride.
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Properties of hydrides of Group II:
- BeH2 and MgH2 are electron deficient covalent compounds. They hav polymeric structure due to electron deficiency.
- CaH2 and SrH2 are ionic in nature.
- Hydrides of alkaline earth metals react with water to librate hydrogen gas. So, they actions as reducing agents.
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