The golden yellow colour associated with $NaCl$ in a Bunsen flame can be explained on the basis of

  • A
    low ionisation potential of sodium
  • B
    emission spectrum
  • C
    photosensitivity of sodium
  • D
    sublimation of metallic sodium to yellow vapours

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Consider the reaction:
$KOH + O_3 \to$ coloured solid $(a) +$ Gas $(b) + H_2O$
Select the $CORRECT$ statement.

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In the given reaction,the oxide of sodium is .... $4Na + O_2 \to 2Na_2O$ and $Na_2O + H_2O \to 2NaOH$

Match the following:
ElementsFlame Color
$1$. $Li$$a$. Yellow
$2$. $Na$$b$. Red-violet
$3$. $Rb$$c$. Blue
$4$. $Cs$$d$. Crimson red

Identify the correct statements from the following.
$A$: Alkali metals are strong reducing agents.
$B$: $KO_2$ is a diamagnetic oxide.
$C$: Hydration enthalpy of $Li^{+}$ is the highest among alkali metal ions.

As the atomic number increases,which of the following properties of alkali metals increases?

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