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explain shows similarity with alkali meatal as well as halogens.​

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Answered by rheakaushik77
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hydrogen shows similaritiy with halogens and alkali metals because the molecular formula of hydrogen is H2 while the molecular formulae of fluorine and chlorine are F2 and Cl2 ,respectively .

In the same way, there is a similarity in the chemical properties of hydrogen and alkali metals. There is a similarity in the molecular formulae of the compounds of hydrogen and alkali metals (Na,K,etc) formed with chlorine and oxygen.

Answered by Anonymous
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explain hydrogen shows similarity with alkali meatal as well as halogens.

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(1) Hydrogen shows similarity with alkali metals :

(i) Hydrogen has electronic configuration 1s¹ which is similar to outer electronic configuration of alkali metals, ns¹.

(ii) Both, hydrogen and Alkali metals form univalent positive ions (+1) by loss of 1 electron

(iii) Both combine with halogen to form halides.

\sf{H_2 + Cl_2  → 2HCl}

\sf{2Na + Cl_2 → 2NaCl.}

(2) Hydrogen show similarity with halogens :

(i) Halogens have outer electronic configuration \sf{ns^2np^5} which resembles that of hydrogen 1s¹.

(ii) Both form univalent negative ion (-1).

(iii) Both react with metals.

\sf{2Na_{(s)} + H_2{(g)}→2NaH_{(s)}}

\sf{2Na + Cl_2  →2NaCl}

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