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Chapter 14: Q14.89 (page 623)

Question: One similarity between B and Si is the explosive combustion of their hydrides in air. Write balanced equations for the combustion of B2H6 and of Si4H10.

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Group 15 elements

Group 15 elements belonging to the nitrogen family. They include nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, antimony, bismuth, and moscovium.

The atomic numbers of the group 15 elements are as follows;

Nitrogen (N) = 7

Phosphorus (P) = 15

Arsenic (As) = 33

Antimony (Sb) = 51

Moscovium (Mc) = 83

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