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(A) Alkali metals have a general electronic configuration of $ns^1$. When they form unipositive ions $(M^+)$,they lose their only valence electron,res

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Compounds of unipositive ions of alkali metals are paramagnetic.

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(A) Alkali metals have a general electronic configuration of $ns^1$. When they form unipositive ions $(M^+)$,they lose their only valence electron,resulting in a stable noble gas configuration with no unpaired electrons. Therefore,their compounds are diamagnetic,not paramagnetic.Alkali metals are indeed soft and can be cut with a knife.They possess low density; for instance,$Li$,$Na$,and $K$ float on water.Due to their low ionization energies,they readily lose their valence electron,making them the most electropositive elements.

Metals	Ore
$1$. Barium	$d$. Witherite
$2$. Magnesium	$a$. Carnallite
$3$. Potassium	$b$. Sylvine
$4$. Strontium	$c$. Celestine

Which among the following statements is $NOT$ true?

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Match the following:

Metals Ore

$1$. Barium $d$. Witherite

$2$. Magnesium $a$. Carnallite

$3$. Potassium $b$. Sylvine

$4$. Strontium $c$. Celestine

Observe the following statements:
Statement-$I$: Both $LiF$ and $CsI$ have low solubility in water.
Statement-$II$: Low solubility of $LiF$ in water is due to its high lattice enthalpy,and that of $CsI$ is due to its smaller hydration enthalpy of ions.

When sodium $(Na)$ metal is dissolved in liquid ammonia $(NH_3)$,it imparts a blue colour to the solution. This blue coloration is due to:

Two alkali halide salts,$ACl$ and $BCl$,gave crimson red and violet colors in their flame tests,respectively. $A$ and $B$ are respectively:

Write balanced equations for reactions between
$(a)$ $Na_{2}O_{2}$ and water
$(b)$ $KO_{2}$ and water
$(c)$ $Na_{2}O$ and $CO_{2}$

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