11. Given below are some physicochemical properties (column X) and their manifestations (column Y).

X                                                              Y
A. Pauling electronegativity       (i) Charge separation
B. Isolated π-orbital                     (ii) Solvation of atoms
C. Aromaticity                                (iii) Restricted rotation
D. Dielectric constant                 (iv) Planarity of molecules

Which one of the following is the most appropriate match?
(1) A-i, B-iv,  C-ii,  D-iii
(2) A-iii, B-ii,  C-iv,  D-i
(3) A-ii, B-iii,  C-iv,  D-i
(4) A-iv, B-ii,  C-i,  D-iii

Understanding Key Chemical Concepts: Electronegativity, π-Orbitals, Aromaticity & Dielectric Constant

Chemistry involves understanding fundamental concepts that explain molecular behavior and interactions. The given table presents crucial chemical properties and their corresponding effects. Let’s analyze these relationships.

H1: Matching Chemical Properties with Their Effects

Explanation of the Correct Matches

1. Pauling Electronegativity & Charge Separation

Electronegativity, as defined by Linus Pauling, describes an atom’s ability to attract electrons in a chemical bond. A difference in electronegativity between two bonded atoms leads to charge separation, forming polar bonds.

2. Isolated π-Orbital & Restricted Rotation

An isolated π-orbital arises in systems like double bonds and aromatic rings, where π-electrons are delocalized. This delocalization results in restricted rotation, as seen in alkenes where free rotation around the C=C bond is not possible.

3. Aromaticity & Planarity of Molecules

Aromatic compounds, following Hückel’s Rule (4n+2 π electrons), exhibit planarity to allow continuous π-electron delocalization. This property stabilizes aromatic rings like benzene, ensuring molecular flatness.

4. Dielectric Constant & Solvation of Atoms

The dielectric constant measures a solvent’s ability to reduce electrostatic forces between charged species. A higher dielectric constant, as in water, leads to better solvation of ions, stabilizing charged molecules in solution.

Importance in Competitive Exams

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