Chemistry, asked by JaysheelShah, 1 year ago

why do alkaline earth metals do not form superoxide​

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Answered by Ankitkumar200314
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Like the alkali metals, the alkaline earth metals are so reactive that they are never found in elemental form in nature. Because they form +2 ions that have very negative reduction potentials, large amounts of energy are needed to isolate them from their ores.

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Answered by sonimukund5
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Answer:superoxide is O2 ^-1.alkaline Earth metals have common oxidation state +2, if form superoxide they have to make compounds like MO4

Any Alkaline earths metals is not so big in size that is compatible with formation of MO4 type of superoxide.

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