metal M forms peroxide of type Mo2 valency of the metal with respect to oxygen
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The valency of M with respect to oxygen is +4.
Since the valency of O is -2 always , by Criss cross method the compound becomes M2O4 which is same as MO2.
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The valency of M with respect to oxygen is +4.
Since the valency of O is -2 always , by Criss cross method the compound becomes M2O4 which is same as MO2.
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The valency of the metal M, with respect to oxygen, is +4.
- Any element's bonding ability in the given compound is indicated by its valency.
- It is the number of electrons that an atom must receive or lose in order to achieve the electrical configuration of a noble gas.
Given:
Metal M form peroxide
To find:
Valency of M with respect to oxygen
Solution:
According to the question, the metal peroxide consists of one metal atom and two oxygen atoms.
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Each oxygen atom carries a −2 charge.
So, total charge on oxygen= 2 (-2)= -4
To create a neutral molecule, the positive charge on the M atom must balance the negative charge on the oxygen (O) atom.
Let the valency of the metal M= x
So, x+ (-4)= 0
or, x= +4
Therefore, the valency of the metal with respect to oxygen is +4.
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