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which of the following is the strongest base : La(OH)3 ; Pr(OH)3 ; Ce(OH)3; Lu(OH)3​

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Answered by kartavyaguptasl
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Answer:

The strongest base is found to be the option (i) La (OH)_3

Explanation:

We know that because of the lanthanoid contraction, the dimensions of the tri-positive lanthanoid ion (M^{3+}) often decreases with boom/increase in atomic number variety, i.e., from La^{3+} to Lu^{3+}. It consequences in decrease of basic nature from La^{3+} to Lu^{3+}. The individual ionic nature of the M-OH bond decreases and the individual covalent character will progressively increase.

As a conclusion, the primary basic strength of the lanthanoid hydroxides decreases from ​La (OH)_3 to Lu (OH)_3.

Thus La (OH)_3 is the strongest base.

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Answered by ssanskriti1107
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Answer:

La(OH)_3 is the strongest base.

Explanation:

  • Due to the contraction of the lanthanoid, the size of the tri-positive lanthanoid ion (M^{3}) regularly decreases with an increase in atomic number.
  • It causes the basic character to drop from La^{3+} to Lu^{3+}.
  • The ionic character of the M-OH bond decreases and the covalent character of the M-OH bond gradually increases.

Therefore, the basic strength of the corresponding hydroxides decreases from La(OH)_3  to Lu(OH)_3  . Therefore, La(OH)_3 is the strongest base.

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