Grade 12Inorganic Chemistry
which have more solubilty lif ,licl
which have more solubilty lif ,licl
4 Answers
Vikas TU
All the metals of 1st and 2nd group - solubility is determined by the the atomssize difference and rest of all by Fazan''s rule.hus,lithiumbelongs to 1st gr, it''size diferenceis larger with chlorine thanflurone {Cl has larger size}.
thus has lowsolubitliy.
it is inversely prportional
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mohit yadav
lif has higher solubility.
FITJEE
WHEN LiF and Licl are compared with each other licl is more solluble in water in comparison to lif because lif has more covalent charachter than licl so since licl is more polar than lif so it is more soluble in polar medium but in non polar medium lif will be more soluble.............................................
vishal ojha
LiF more soluvle
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