Lowest melting point chloride is:

Question

Lowest melting point chloride is: (A)  LiCl  (B)  NaCl  (C)  KCl  (D)  CsCl

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Alkali metal halides have high melting point. The melting points of alkali metal chloride decreases from NaCl to CsCl. (except Li). <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/chemistry/194c5958399a2c819d37f32924402d92-.png" /> So, NaCl has highest melting point and CsCl has lowest melting point.

Q. Lowest melting point chloride is:

$L i Cl$

$N a Cl$

$K Cl$

$C s Cl$

Alkali metal halides have high melting point. The melting points of alkali metal chloride decreases from $N a Cl$ to $C s Cl$ . (except $L i$ ).

So, $N a Cl$ has highest melting point and $C s Cl$ has lowest melting point.

Q. Lowest melting point chloride is:

LiCl

NaCl

KCl

CsCl

Alkali metal halides have high melting point. The melting points of alkali metal chloride decreases from NaCl to CsCl. (except Li). So, NaCl has highest melting point and CsCl has lowest melting point.

$L i Cl$

$N a Cl$

$K Cl$

$C s Cl$

Alkali metal halides have high melting point. The melting points of alkali metal chloride decreases from $N a Cl$ to $C s Cl$ . (except $L i$ ).

So, $N a Cl$ has highest melting point and $C s Cl$ has lowest melting point.