Chloride Of An Element Gives Natural Solution In Water. In The Periodic Table The Element Belongs To

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Question

Chloride of an element gives natural solution in water. In the periodic table the element belongs to

Solution

Correct option is

First group

Only chlorides of group I are natural because they do not undergo hydrolysis

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