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Chemistry S and P - Block Elements (S - Block Elements Not In Syllabus ) Carbon Family Single Correct MCQ
Published on: August 13, 2026

The correct order of decreasing ionic nature of lead dihalides is -

A
PbF 2 > PbCl 2 > PbBr 2 > PbI 2
B
PbF 2 > PbBr 2 > PbCl 2 > PbI 2
C
PbF 2 < PbCl 2 < PbBr 2 < PbI 2
D
PbI 2 < PbBr 2 < PbCl 2 < PbF 2

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The correct answer is:
A

Larger anion are more easily deformed to produce covalent nature. also note decreasing ionic nature and not increasing.

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