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Hydrogen: Properties and Isotopes

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Hydrogen: Properties and Isotopes

The document discusses hydrogen, its properties, isotopes, and its significance in organic chemistry. It covers hydrogen's abundance in the universe, its chemical behavior, and various reactions it undergoes, including its interactions with metals and formation of hydrides. Additionally, it mentions hydrogen's role in the production of synthetic gas and its applications in various chemical processes.
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nonogen,onserie.

"
Snorganic chemistry.

Itis the
first
element
of modern peridic table.

Atomic no - I

HAM -> (no. protons


of
Mane no.- I
(I proton +
onution)
(no of proton-neutrons
It
* is most abundant elementin the universe. (Stars)
f,
n + H2

⑭ 42.

Li 132. B c N 0 F Ne

Al Si P. cl
Mg
Na S Ar.

n
1, It
suggests
thatitshould be in
kept
group
+

Hydrogen has resemblance alkali metals


to which can.

electron uniponitive ions.


love one
form
to

form uninegative
Can also electron
hyorogen. gain to

species 40. -> shows


It properties ofUdogen's

Like allsalmetal
hydrogen form oxides, halides
&sulphides.
420
IX%
Naz0. H

21X - >
- >
->
-

way? all: 1X I#
has
Myorogen quiet high somination
enthalpy& do not

power metallic character, under normal conditions.

XIEL Li 520K5/m0/
=

DIELF =
1680k5/ mol.

xIE1t =
1312k5/mo). %
It's in
IE more resemble to IE Floorine.
of
(H2)
Like
*
Halogen's
elements,
it
form
diatomic molecule combine.

with
form hydrides.
to

F2/c2, /Br2.

Dhanogen (H2)
-

- -

- >

Atmosphere 0015%
by mans.
-

In earth crust-1504%
by mans
& oceans.

eof Myorogen.
.

has three isotopes.


Hydrogen
INH -D / IH 3+124
Profium. Deuterium. Tritium.
↑protion. &U 3.H

-
-

-> -> .

-> ->

-> ->
-> .

#=⑥

nt H
I

a -
- --n - c C
=
(no bond Resonance)

I
↓ ↓ shows
H.
(hydrogen better

hypen conciogation)
I
*Jotopes.
configuration.
have name dectronic hence

have similar chemical properties.

# Shotopes have
differentphysical properties.

of preparation:
ods
-

Audio
is

Rwith to
metal evolve
hydrogen as
Fe +
12SOy. ->Feson M2.
+

H(l
zn -> zncz H2.
+ +

zn + H2 soy. - > .
Ensoy +
H2.
Lu 12sOy
+ ->NRXR
- - 1

Allalies
with
zn NaOH
+
->
NazZnOz +12)4)
Sodium zincate.

/Al + NaoU ->NaAlOz + 302

sodium meta aluminate


-

Sh. Noon
+
-> Nazsnoz +H2. -

sodium stannate
Ph+Naon->NazPb0s +12.

sodium plumbate
Be NaOH
+
->
N9zBeOz +H2.

berylliate
sodium

orgi Aimpoinitive
complain

2428
negative.
Electricity
->
242
↑.

02.
+

cathode mode.

④ high obtained
on
(<99095%). is
purity. He

me
oxide

8/epstoying warm on
as en

⑤Cantuer-Kellene cell/Chlon-Alkali process


preparation of an

Electrolysin of mine (Mace).


Fi--- Enoe-
- >

-
#
(x
-

+ 22

= .
+ 447 42+
-

-
-

-
X
standing
-
-

120 n1 +
== ⑥

#athodee -

-> Ma. *
n1
EM2) X10
7
-

e
+ -

2.720 22 12+
-

204
+
- -

all
Rxn
Anode
Electloysis. - thode
M2.

2M20-anasion
2Nase (12. +
+

NaT
-

+ (l
* ~


of hydrocarbonssteamon

1270K. (n 1).
+

nC0 +H2.
Cn12 2. +
+

4020
1270.
342.
(nu 120
+

)(0 +

CO2 is called
mixture
of.
water
A or
gas.
This mixture in used in
synthesis of methanol &
& in called
many
other
hydrocarbons also as
syngal.
synthetic gas.
syngas from coal is
The process for producing
causedgasification
one (0 u2
+

is mixed with twicethe volume


of steam
Water
got
&
panned over amixture 2.
ferric
oxide.

chromium oxided heated


of6731.
to

12 + 10 +420 ->Fe203/C1203(02 202.


+

smp
shift
rxy
- water gas

⑦Rx
with
steam reson
.

⑧ with
H20
-

F2 120 F22037
M2.
+ +

ofDihydrogen
xper ties
in odourless
#
Dihydrogen colourian, & tastelan
gas.
which isinvoluble in water

7. cryogenicid.
259020.
freezing point
xt Its -

point 252°.
Boiling
-

*r-M. bond 4361;/n0/.


n-n
* bond length.
energy 74PM.
mical
properties: -

=
-

-
-
-
- > -

# ④ -
-

- - x

him.02, 420.0U =-285.9kor e

RHalogen

+2 xz
+ +

2nx(X F,(0,Br, I). =

*with Flourine Man occurs even in dark.

*sodine
with.
requires
it
catalyst.

supphur
with
H2 5 -H2S.(9).
+

Hydrogen iolphide-Rotten
sell.
eggs

with
a Rxnin
by
favoured.
342 +

N2.ERZ00atm zates. high comp


high premune
<U =
=
92.6k5 catalyst
N = N.
/mol
pule
Ryn with.
-
Metals.
Fa

(iH. I- Covalent.
Li +

12 ->

NaH.) sonic
Na p2 ->
-
+

->n
-

H2. - >BeHt.
-> lovalent
Be +

#pides
Agent-
-ing.
itcan
greataffinityfor oxygen
He has so reduce.

oxides reactive elements.


of home low

(N(s) 3.420.
103.
-.
+

H2
+

2M +
Mnoy k2.
yU20.
->
+

extraction
property is metallinglyfor
This used in

Tungsten & Molybdenum.


of Mot 3003 + 4420.
(aHy)2MoOY. Ue ->

organiccompound.
2xn with

Hydrogenation.
itic.
I, CHz cH3.
(B2 142 +P2
-
=

PO Alicane
Alkene -

N;
0.
11
-


-

C
-

I
cz. ⑪
=


- >

- -
- >

R - cn -> R-CUz5(4272 -4
Aldehyde.
2.
- >

10
+ +

R -

CH2CH2 OUER, R-CUCU


d. Alcohol.
Dihydrogen
-

-
-

- > -

- .

- >

=
-

shel
of Myorogen
Protions. Deuterion Tirtiv2.

2 3
Is
E.C. in Is/ 14 (41s)

%Abundance. 99.984%0. 0.016%. 1515%..

↓ ↓ ↓
12. 12 T2

↑IP 13.96K. 18073K. 20.62K.

BP. 20039K 23067K. 25k.

Bond length. 74pa 74/M.

T-T> D-D>n-H.
stability according BE
to
rides
#Jonic. I saline
saltlike hydrides.
#Metallic / Interstitial / non-stoichiomatic hydride
*covalent or Molecular
hydrides.

Hydrides.
compound of
* a with. I block dements
except
called sonic
Li, Be &
ing.
are
hydrides.
H. 2;9. 13227
GD1 DA, May, KU, R8H, 1sH. ⑯ Be
was
. night
up2
Br, U2, Care, srUz, Baz K

Rb
ca

Sr
covdent character. 11
Bar
(fazan Rules

hydrides
* structure these similar to rocks cast.
of
are

to
they
are also called as saltlike I saline
hydida
#Benz & in
MgHz are
polymeric nature.

/ H
Be
- n/Be y B ,

# Sonic
hydrides, are
crystalline, non-volatile &
in solid state.
conducting
non

*In moster state


they are conductor.

* on Electrolysis.
near. Nat si +
node.
-.
* onreaction
with heater.
form. Releave.
It He
gan.
NaH + H20 -> Naol + H2

*There
hydides form complexes.

3. (iH + Allez. ->


-
LiAty+3 Lic).

lithium alominium
1iH 5246
+
-> 1;
144.
hydride.
-
Dioranz. -> lithium. Bonohydride.
NaBUn-sodium bonohydride

/ Interestial Hyorides.
Mic

formed
* a
of
There block element's
by many
are block

01

.:
⑥.H

25. Li 132.

33 wa r i
px.

⑮000
④ 17. 50.

ooooo may
Metal's of group, 8 & a do not
form hybride.
crywide gap).
groups onlyor formin
*In
-

&
electivity.
heat
There
*
hyoroes conductor
for
are
There are non-stoichiometric innature.
*

La1.2087) Y842055, TiH.5-1.8, ZrU103 -


1075.

140056) NiMoo6OO7/P800.6-008.
*some the metals allomodate
of eg PO, itcan

large used
ofHydrogeo &
a volume hence
very
as
hyonogen storage.

ent/
Molecular
hydrides.
#He react with almost all to
block element

form
molecular
hydrides, except Noblegames)
volatile
1.
Being
Covalent
they one

orides
My
: ->
- >


Election
Deficient
Electron
pacine Election rich

13 elements * Cp 14. element's * G415, 16, 17.


# Group

Can, silly, Getty NH3, H20,HF


1343, AlH3, GaH3.
exactly contain.
octer is not complete. complete These
*

pain
ac+ e+ .
lone
of e-
#Lewis Acids, lewis
*
tetrahedral. Bare.
selection acceptor),

B16.
*

non
minding I
Water
->

Human body 65%.

some plants. 95%

is
colourless, tasteless
* It

& odourles.

uc, waterat
*Maxm
deity of
M20> see.
of sce>GzOce). Dennity
A volume
(1),

*pure
bad conductor
of electricity.
water is a

# Mzo has high heat


of furion.
M20(s) = H20(1).

*Water has heat thermal


high specificmoment & conductivity
erace tension, disole dielectic conect.

= >

> =
->

->

->

o
->

C=
structure
of water.

& F
·
Bent sp3. Polar
X -
-

H ↓ n
104.5.

* He
Crystalises in hexagonal format atmospheric.
penure
but at low
every temp it.
Changed to cubic form.
ice.
stone
of
Each atom in
oxygen
surround tetrahedral.
mical
properties of water
& in
water
* in a
polar moisible a
very good
solvent

you
sonic
compounds.
Because
of high hydration enthalty.
5 -
57
-4.
Nall .................
.... 5 - 4.
0
457
-

use
somecovalent
*
compounds are also soluble in water
due to
formation of u-bonding. HF
ex-CIHiO, InzNH3,

*
Apteric
nature.

behave both avion & bane


that can as,

#
.0
->
NH4 04-
NHz 120
+
+
-

Ba2. Acid. CoA. CoB.

130?
-

>
H10 (l
+ H28 - >

-
+

Aid BM2. 2.13 CoA

Amotolynic
water
of
H30
-
-> on
120 120.
+
+

Acid. BM2

n1
-=-
+
on
Reactions
-o
aia+ H20 =
->
Naon
+ 1

H2
0 A.
-
1.

2.72 +

2520 - >

4. HF + 02
RA.

is oxidized
During photosynthesis. He to 02

6.C02 12420 +
-> 10H1206 +6420 +602.

polynics high dielectic constantithas a

very
dimole
hydrating [Link]
It
strong many ionic

compounds. Certain are

hydrolyzed inwater.

P2010. +

420 ->
= H3POY. U3PO2 43PO3
↓ 0 x

0.5.
3( 1) x 4( 2)
+ + + -
=

# n
=

5
+

+ 6.

50z H20
+
= H2SO4.

-> sioz Hc
Silly 12o
+
+

3.
N3
-

-> 043 ou
420 carboxylic
+
+

05- 0
Acid
st 11
turs=
e

+nco-c
3

CH3
(43
-
-

+ ne
0

nz -
#rates.
aqueous soon can be.
halts Intalized
From
many
as hydrated parts.

(ii). Intential weare

coostinated
is water.

39. BaCD. 2H20.

roxtzones 7
x0hz (iii). Hydrogen bonded
CM
ar wat z.

-50.5H20

↑soft
water

calcium & in the


*
of form
presence nalth
magnesium
carbonate, incoride &Nephate
of hydrogen makes
U103.
water hard.

SaCU1032, laC2, Cason.


12 0NaY.
22.7435
-

caz.
+
-
(7425100.)2(a.(6).
2.
<

sodium ·teate. -

ca2x + 2wacd.

17/15

- w
1
O
xxxxoma
·molai. pola.

Hydrophilic,
Hoophobic,
o-74: a
ne

permanent
Temporary
I
(asOy

IMgCl2,Mgsoy.
(a.(H103)2. cal0z

Mg(H(03)2
to presence
presence Due

chloride & nnephate.


Due to
carbonate
hydrogen of
of
Ammoral
of temporary hardness
i)
By boiling
(a(h(03)2 ,(a(03() + 120

+ 102.
>
Mg(n103)2 Mg10U(2 (f) +102(4)

(ii) i s
method.

Ca(Ul03)2 1a(01(c)
+
(a/0z 420
-> +

slaked
l'me (h).

Ng(U103)2 (alon)z -(al0z(h).


+

mg 10U)2(f).
+

U20.
+
ofpermanenthardness.
Ro d
is soda.
uning washing
Melz+Naz103-. M(0z(h)
+ Nas.

MSOy + Naz(0z M103(H)


+

Na2SOY.
-

(ii).
ons
method.

sodium hexameta phosphate. (NasP008). (algon)


NayP6015
-

Nas16010 -> [wal+

x + NayP608 -> [NazMP6018] + zwal

salgon trade The


isa
of sodium hexametaphorphate.
name

ca2e&Nglione present in hard react with calgon


water

which
form complex with & do
to anions are inactive
very
not

form precipitate soap.

changemethod.
so

sodium aluminium silisate


[NaAlsioy) -waz

Naz. + M27 -
Mzz(s) +
2Nat.
or (a.
Mg
It can be regenerated. When Mzz+2Nas->INaz + MO
nast's
For this process inorganic like
hydrates of sodium

& aluminiumsilicates. [NAZAl2Si206. WHz0] are used

also
which are called as
zeolites. Naz z

organic procentsynthetic rain method.

hand cation.
cation
=>

exchanger:exchange only
R100 . +
(a27 ->(R100)2(a(t) +
2H7

hand
Exchanger. -
anion
=>An exchange

R -

NNIo
3.
+
(- ->
R-NBzT(l*()) on
+

11 or ->420.
+

Bone. Acid. sall-


- -

- > -

-
-

- - -
-

-
=
SO3H ->SOzNa.
=

·
- > - -
-

- - - -

- >

- -

- . . .

- -
- >
-
- - -

- -
- -

- - - >

- . . .

- - - -

- -

-
↑oogen
peroxide. 1202. 120
M
-

peroxide.

:--08 .. -
① u. has, solid

&operation.

a)"asOuta
(i). B902.8120.+M2SOY.
(5).

&

B -2n+
1002.

barium peroxide&
Acidification of exaporation removing
reduced
under prenue.
exces

water
byH2020
gives.

ii. Bystrolynis
0

Usonpholymis n. -
- -
0 -
0 ->
S
1/
- o -4. +
2e
-

11
16 o
O At anode.

no-soil - on
Peroxodinupphate.
Catho D2
2n1 +
2e
-

-
H2.

Peroxodivkhatein hydrolyzed to prepare 1202

Hydrolysis
H.03S00 SO3U - >
InsOy
+ 2r +
H20z.(95).

method.
↑strial
of 2-aucylanthraquinots.
Autoxidation

- .

-
-

- >

properties.
↑a
synopy diquid
->Dome
12oz in a thick with pale
blue colour..
It has
-> bitter taste.

12ozin than water.


-
Deality of more

It's
-> is
mp 272041·
completelyminisible
->Itis withwater in all

propositions.
->
Dipole moment koz in (2011) where.
of
H20(1.845)

properties:
hmical
-

Nature
#odic
dicoxidizingagent - 2
1

-
Reducing agent-
1
I
1202-0
-

420z -> H20

ii) Mn0Y 1202 Mn+ 02

i.Fe2 1202->Fe3
-
+

+ +
H20

(ii)PAS +1202 -

P8sOy. 120. +

(ii). 1010 1202


+
-> 1304 c
+

+ 0z.

#air dining pasic


-educing.
F2P +
1202 -> Fe37.00 12
-

+
1202 -
on -

M(n27 +
120z -
Mn4 or
+
Mu05 420z -> +

Mn0z 0z +

H20
+

+ On
-

actions
Banning
nascent
12ozdecompone to produce oxygen

1282
-

H20
+
10]
I reactive.
highly
colouring master
of colourless.
- >
-

- >
. .
- - -

- -
-

- -
-

- -

-
- >

- >

- -

- -

- - 1

- -

- - >

- . .

- >

- - -

- -

- -

Water (D20).
-pay.
·parahydrogen(2).

⑦ ④
Para
or tho Hydrogen.

Atroom
temp 75% orth0 25%.
pana.
+

S 1. s
1 1 0.
= +
=
=
=

25 1 2x1 1
=
+
3.
=

2x0
25 1 1
=
+ + +

triplet = I

singlet

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