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Reaction With Non Metals and Acidic Hydrogen :

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Reaction with non-metals

(i) These have high affinity for non-metals. Except carbon and nitrogen, they directly react with hydrogen, halogens, sulfur, phosphorus etc. to form corresponding compounds on heating.

                       300oC

2Na + H2 —————→ 2NaH; 2K + H22KH

2Na + Cl2 2NaCl ; 2K + Cl2 2KCl

2Na + S → Na2S; 2K + S K2S

3Na + P Na3P; 3K + P K3P

(ii) Li reacts, however directly with carbon and nitrogen to form carbides and nitrides.

2Li + 2C LiC2 ; 6Li + 2N2 2 Li3N

(iii) The nitrides of these metals on reaction with water give NH3.

M3N + 3H2O 3MOH + NH3

Reaction with acidic hydrogen : Alkali metals react with acids and other compounds containing acidic hydrogen (i.e, H atom attached on F,O, N and triply bonded carbon atom, for example, HF, H2O, ROH, RNH2, CH ≡ CH) to liberate H2 .

M + H2O → MOH + 1/2 H2; M + HX → MX + 1/2 H2

 

M + ROH → ROH + 1/2 H2; M + RNH2 → RNHNa + 1/2 H2


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