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H₂S is less acidic that H₂Te, why?

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Answered by Anonymous
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When we move down the group the tendency of breaking up of bonds become easy that is it is easy to break or dissociate a bond with this fact we can conclude that in h2te the h(positive ion can be removed easily)
Answered by Arslankincsem
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Lewis acid -base theory also called as H2S acidic when compared to PH3.


H2 S have the tendency with the lose H+.


P3 basics have the best nature with the lone pair of electron so it has tendency to lose pair of electron.


Order of electronegativities of third period is as follows:


P < S The acidic strength of their hydrides will be PH3 < H2 S.

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