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Some p-Block Elements
$Group 14 Elements: The Carbon Family$

Group 14 Elements: The Carbon Family

Some p-Block Elements

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Introduction to Carbon Family

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Atomic Properties of Group 14

18 mins

Oxidation States of Carbon family

17 mins

Chemical Properties of Group 14 Elements.

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Anomalous Behaviour of Carbon

7 mins

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NCERT Solutions for Class 11 Chemistry Chapter 11 Free PDF Download Trends and Properties of Boron and Aluminium: Uses, Videos, Examples p Block Elements: Introduction, Location, Properties, Trends, Videos

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Group 14 - Atomic Properties

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Group 14 - Physical and Chemical Properties - II

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Group 14 - Physical and Chemical Properties - I

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Carbon - Anomalous Behaviour

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Group 14 - Atomic Properties

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Group 14 - Physical and Chemical Properties

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Carbon - Trends and Anomalous Behaviour

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Diamond is a allotrope of _______.

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Why property of catenation decreases down the group in group 14?

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A chemical bond is an attractive force that holds the atoms the atoms together in a molecule or compound. The element carbon in known to have the unique ability to from bonds with other similar atoms or atoms of other elemtents. This property of carbon has resulted in its having very large number of compounds. The carbon-carbon bond is also known to be very strong and hence stable.
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How can these values be helpful in strengthening relationship in a family, organisation or even people of a nation?

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Define: Catenation

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$S i C l_{4}$ is hydrolised but $C C l_{4}$ is not hydrolised because:

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Elements of group 14 :

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Maximum catenation among non-metals is in sulphur.

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Which of the following has the highest first ionization energy?

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What is the valency of carbon?

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Boiling point increases in order $C H_{4}$ < $S H_{4}$ < $G e H_{4}$ because :

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Group 14 Elements: The Carbon Family

Overview

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Videos

Study Materials

Quick summary with Stories

Group 14 - Atomic Properties

Group 14 - Physical and Chemical Properties - II

Group 14 - Physical and Chemical Properties - I

Carbon - Anomalous Behaviour

Revise with Concepts

Group 14 - Atomic Properties

Group 14 - Physical and Chemical Properties

Carbon - Trends and Anomalous Behaviour

Related questions

Diamond is a allotrope of _______.

Why property of catenation decreases down the group in group 14?

Define: Catenation

$S i C l_{4}$ is hydrolised but $C C l_{4}$ is not hydrolised because:

Elements of group 14 :

Maximum catenation among non-metals is in sulphur.

Which of the following has the highest first ionization energy?

What is the valency of carbon?

Boiling point increases in order $C H_{4}$ < $S H_{4}$ < $G e H_{4}$ because :

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Group 14 Elements: The Carbon Family

Overview

Learn

Videos

Study Materials

Quick summary with Stories

Group 14 - Atomic Properties

Group 14 - Physical and Chemical Properties - II

Group 14 - Physical and Chemical Properties - I

Carbon - Anomalous Behaviour

Revise with Concepts

Group 14 - Atomic Properties

Group 14 - Physical and Chemical Properties

Carbon - Trends and Anomalous Behaviour

Related questions

Diamond is a allotrope of _______.

Why property of catenation decreases down the group in group 14?

Define: Catenation

SiCl4​ is hydrolised but CCl4​ is not hydrolised because:

Elements of group 14 :

Maximum catenation among non-metals is in sulphur.

Which of the following has the highest first ionization energy?

What is the valency of carbon?

Boiling point increases in order CH4​ < SH4​ < GeH4​ because :

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$S i C l_{4}$ is hydrolised but $C C l_{4}$ is not hydrolised because:

Boiling point increases in order $C H_{4}$ < $S H_{4}$ < $G e H_{4}$ because :