which metals are called class a elements or hard acid and why?
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The answer is :
Hard acids are Lewis acids that are only weakly polarizable.
Other things being approximately equal:
hard acids react faster with hard bases and form stronger bonds with them
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The answer is :
Hard acids are Lewis acids that are only weakly polarizable.
Other things being approximately equal:
hard acids react faster with hard bases and form stronger bonds with them
Please mark my answer as brainliest if my answer was helpful to you.
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Hey dear,
● Class A metals & Hard acids-
- Those metals that can form hard acids are called class A metals.
- Hard acids are those with relatively strong ionic bonds.
- These metals are more likely to be associated with fluorine than iodine.
- E.g. sodium, calcium, aluminium, iron, titanium, etc.
- They usually target phospholipid, ATP, nucleic acids, etc.
Hope this helps you...
● Class A metals & Hard acids-
- Those metals that can form hard acids are called class A metals.
- Hard acids are those with relatively strong ionic bonds.
- These metals are more likely to be associated with fluorine than iodine.
- E.g. sodium, calcium, aluminium, iron, titanium, etc.
- They usually target phospholipid, ATP, nucleic acids, etc.
Hope this helps you...
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