Briefly explain (in one or two sentences) the following observations:a. TIH is stable but TIH3 is not.b. SiF4 reacts with water but CF4 does not.c. HCl can be formed from H₂ and Cl₂ but HI cannot be synthesized from H₂ and I2.SiH4 rapidly reacts with water to produce H₂ and SiO2, in a manner verysimilar to the reaction between SiCl4 and H₂O.a. Write balanced equation for the reaction between SiH4 and H₂O that producesSiO2 and H₂.b. Is this a redox or acid-base reaction?c. Draw a clear mechanism of the first step in the reaction showing clearstructures of reactants, intermediates and the products.

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Briefly explain (in one or two sentences) the following observations: a. TIH is stable but TIH3 is not. b. SiF4 reacts with water but CF4 does not. c. HCl can be formed from H₂ and Cl₂ but HI cannot be synthesized from H₂ and 12.

Briefly explain (in one or two sentences) the following observations: a. TIH is stable but TIH3 is not. b. SiF4 reacts with water but CF4 does not. c. HCl can be formed from H₂ and Cl₂ but HI cannot be synthesized from H₂ and 12.

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Briefly explain (in one or two sentences) the following observations:
a. TIH is stable but TIH3 is not.
b. SiF4 reacts with water but CF4 does not.
c. HCl can be formed from H₂ and Cl₂ but HI cannot be synthesized from H₂ and I2.
SiH4 rapidly reacts with water to produce H₂ and SiO2, in a manner very
similar to the reaction between SiCl4 and H₂O.
a. Write balanced equation for the reaction between SiH4 and H₂O that produces
SiO2 and H₂.
b. Is this a redox or acid-base reaction?
c. Draw a clear mechanism of the first step in the reaction showing clear
structures of reactants, intermediates and the products.

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