The correct order of the solubility of sulphates of alkaline earth metals is:
- A$BeSO_4 > MgSO_4 > CaSO_4 > SrSO_4 > BaSO_4$
- B$MgSO_4 > BeSO_4 > BaSO_4 > CaSO_4 > SrSO_4$
- C$Be > Mg > Ca > Sr > Ba$
- D$Mg > Ca > Ba > Be > Sr$
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Observe the following compounds.
$(i)$ $CaCO_3$
$(ii)$ $MgSO_4$
$(iii)$ $BaCl_2$
$(iv)$ $Sr(NO_3)_2$
$(v)$ $MgBr_2$
$(vi)$ $MgCl_2$
The oxoacid salts of group $II$ elements from the above list are
$(i)$ $CaCO_3$
$(ii)$ $MgSO_4$
$(iii)$ $BaCl_2$
$(iv)$ $Sr(NO_3)_2$
$(v)$ $MgBr_2$
$(vi)$ $MgCl_2$
The oxoacid salts of group $II$ elements from the above list are
Match Column $(A)$ with the appropriate options in Column $(B)$.
Column $(A)$ Column $(B)$ $(a)$ $BeO$ $(p)$ Amphoteric $(b)$ $MgCO_3 \cdot CaCO_3$ $(q)$ Dolomite $(c)$ $BeCl_2$ $(r)$ Covalent $(d)$ $Al(OH)_3$ $(s)$ Basic
| Column $(A)$ | Column $(B)$ |
| $(a)$ $BeO$ | $(p)$ Amphoteric |
| $(b)$ $MgCO_3 \cdot CaCO_3$ | $(q)$ Dolomite |
| $(c)$ $BeCl_2$ | $(r)$ Covalent |
| $(d)$ $Al(OH)_3$ | $(s)$ Basic |
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