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Yogita Ingle 5 years ago
(i) The first group elements have a common valency of 1 and the valency of oxygen is 2 and to satisfy the combining capacity of oxygen, 2 elements of first group are required. Thus the oxide of the first group elements have the common formula of M2O.
Ex- Na2O,K2O,etc.
(ii) The valency of group 13 elements is 1 and the valency of oxygen is 2 and to satisfy the combining capacity of group 13 elements, 3 of halogens are required. Thus the molecular formula will be of form MX3.
Ex- AlCl3,BF3,etc.
(iii) The valency of group 2 elements is 2 and that of group 17 is 1. Thus two elements of group 17 are required to combine with group 2 element.
Ex- MCl2,CaCl2,etc.
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