CBSE Class 10 Science 2018 · Paper 31(B) · Question 17(b)
- (1)A non-metal ‘P’ which is the largest constituent of air, when heated with hydrogen in ratio in the presence of catalyst (Fe) gives a gas Q.
- (2)On heating P with oxygen an oxide R is formed.
- (3)If this oxide (R) is passed into water in the presence of air, an acid S is formed which acts as a strong oxidizing agent. (a) Identify P, Q, R and S, and give chemical equations of the reactions involved to justify your answer. (b) To which group and period of modern periodic table does this non-metal P belong ?
Answer
P is nitrogen, Q ammonia, R nitric oxide and S nitric acid; nitrogen is in group 15, period 2.
(a) P is nitrogen, , the largest constituent of air.
Q is ammonia, :
R is nitric oxide, NO:
S is nitric acid, , a strong oxidising agent: in air, , and then
(Nitrogen dioxide, , is also accepted for R.)
(b) Nitrogen (atomic number , electronic configuration ) belongs to group and period of the modern periodic table.
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