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(EAMCET 2001 ENGINEERING)
1) Reducing agent
2) Hydrolyzing agent
3) Oxidizing agent
4) Precipitating agent
Solution:
Sodium is a strong electropositive element. In liquid ammonia, it loses valence electron that is solvated by ammonia molecules and used for reduction.
Conclusion:
Correct option is "1".
(Eamcet - 2003-E)
1) Copper
2) Iron
3) Sodium
4) Nickel
Solution:
In Castner's process, anhydrous molted sodium hydroxide is electrolysed between iron cathode and nickel anode to get sodium metal.
Conclusion:
The correct option is "1".
(Eamcet - 1996-E)
1) Oxidising agent
2) Catalyst
3) Reducing agent
4) Bleaching agent
Solution:
Sodium amalgam is an alloy of sodium metal and mercury i.e., Na-Hg. It is used as reducing agent.
Conclusion:
The correct option is "3".
(Eamcet - 1996-E)
1) +1
2) –1
3) Zero
4) +2
Solution:
Sodium amalgam is a solution of Na and Hg. The oxidation states of Na is 0.
Conclusion:
The correct option is "3".
(Eamcet - 1995-M)
1) Na atoms
2) Ammonium ions
3) Solvated Na+ ions
4) Solvated electrons
Solution:
Sodium in liquid ammonia contain solvated electrons which are responsible for the blue color and also paramagnetic nature of these solutions.
Note: Solvated Na+ ions are also present but are not responsible for the color.
Conclusion:
The correct option is "4".
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