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1.

Abe ye meri miss nakhre bazz hai ye name share mat kar xD_____@sainakhan - myself harsh class 11​

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Answer:

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Explanation:

BTW BYY I'm going to LEAVE

2.

Mausii ma choose kar chuki hu red team choco do mela ko​

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3.

Write true or false.1. Mineral acids are formed from the minerals present in the earth. ——.2. Salts of acetic acid are called sulphates. ———.3. Solutions of salts in water can conduct electricity. ———.4. Alkalies are bases which are soluble in water. ———-.5. Acetic acid is a mineral acid. ———-.

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ANSWER:

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f

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4.

Ok Bye I'm Going to sleep I'm so Tired Bye bye bye Don't get angry Please​

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bye take care

this lil baby is missing Uh so much

love u

Cross-pollination is the TRANSFER of pollen from the anther of one flower to the STIGMA of another flower on a different individual of the same species. Self-pollination occurs in flowers where the stamen and carpel mature at the same time, and are positioned so that the pollen can land on the flower's stigma.

5.

(9.1×10^-28) ÷ ( 1.66056×10^-24) solution of this equation step wise​

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ANSWER:

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EXPLANATION:

6.

What volume of 1M NaOH solution needs to be taken for making 0.2M solution of it?​

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Explanation:

Use sodium hydroxide's MOLAR mass to DETERMINE how MANY grams would contain this many moles. If you add 0.64 g of solid sodium hydroxide to the STOCK solution you'll GET a 0.2-M solution of (approximately) the same volume.

7.

Sodium acetate is a ———- salt as it is formed by reaction of a weak acid and

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<STRONG>Answer:

sodium acetate formed by reaction of WEAK acid acetic acid and strong BASE sodium HYDROXIDE

8.

All _____ are basic radicals​

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ANSWER:

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9.

Ha bhaiya ji aap se bhi puch rhi hu xd. brkfst kiya kya aap? ​

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ANSWER:

disha ye kon hai

Explanation:

AAP jante HO KYA

10.

HEART BEAT BADA DI AAPNE!! MERI!! Hahaha!!!! ​

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Answer:

Aur agar maine air badhadi to .

take care,STAY safe.

good morning.

have a good afternoon.

have a nice lunch.

have a nice day.

Always be happy .

you are a nice person.

because you are special.

I hope you & your LOVED ones are staying safe & healthy.

thank you so MUCH for points,so sweet of you.

May god bless you &

people help you.

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11.

Accha mela bakwas frnd ho aap xd​

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ANSWER:

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12.

WHAT IS CHEMISTERY??​

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the branch of SCIENCE concerned with the substances of which matter is COMPOSED, the INVESTIGATION of their properties and reactions, and the use of such reactions to FORM new substances.

2.

the complex emotional or psychological interaction between people.

13.

A sub-atomic particles (find the add one)A)ElectronsB)ProtronsC)NucleonsD)Neutrons​

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ANSWER:

C AND D

Explanation:

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14.

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Answer:

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15.

How was it shown that atomic nucleic are positively charged? answer quickly I mark you brainliest​

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ANSWER-

RUTHERFORD deduced that the atomic nucleus was positively CHARGED because the ALPHA particles that he fired at the METAL foils were positively charged, and like charges repel. ... In Rutherford's experiments most of the alpha particles passed straight through the foil without being deflected

Here is your answer..

16.

Have any strong intermolecular force of attraction (a) glue (b) glass (c) steam (d) none of these​

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GLUE because the MOLECULE ATTRACT each other

17.

What is mole ? and explain​

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ANSWER:

A mole is defined as 6.02214076 × 1023 of some chemical unit, be it atoms, molecules, ions, or others. The mole is a CONVENIENT unit to use because of the great number of atoms, molecules, or others in any substance.

18.

egg shells can be substituted for teeth . take equal amount of vinegar, cola, water into 3 separate jars . add whole raw egg into each. cover it leave it for a week. remove the eggs and record your observations

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Answer:

We found that toothpaste COVERED EGG STAINED LESS than that non toothpaste covered egg.

19.

Which one of the following is a physical change?A. Exposure of iron to moistureB. Burning of magnesiumC. Dissolution of sugar in waterD. Formation of a compound​

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ANSWER:

DISSOLUTION of SUGAR and water

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20.

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EXPLANATION:

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21.

Yash mein shrma nhi rhuli hu mein collage mein hu main​

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ANSWER:

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22.

Have least desity (a) lpg (b) kerosene (c) coal (d)all the above​

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Answer:

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23.

I) A generalized trend of observations made on a system is called:

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24.

What is full form of IUPAC​

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ANSWER:

INTERNATIONAL union of PURE and applied CHEMISTRY

Explanation:

25.

Carbon has three isotopes: 12C, PC, 14C. The percentage abundance of these isotopes is in the ratio 98%; 1.2% : 0.8%. Calculate the relative atomic weight of carbon.​

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ANSWER:

here is the lecture!

Explanation:

Atomic Mass

Atomic mass is based on a relative scale and the mass of 12C

(carbon twelve) is DEFINED as 12 amu; so, this is an exact number.

Why do we specify 12C? We do not simply state that the mass of a C atom is

12 AMU because elements exist as a variety of isotopes.

Carbon exists as two major isotopes, 12C, and 13C ( 14C exists and has

12.011 amu. No single carbon atom has a mass of 12.011, but in a handful

of C atoms the average mass of a carbon atom is 12.011.

Why 12.011?

If a sample of carbon was placed in a mass spectrometer the

spectrometer would detect two different C atoms, 12C and 13C.

The natural abundance of 14C, 10C and 11C in geologic (i.e. old) samples is so low that we cannot

detect the effect these isotopes have on the average mass.

From the information collected from the mass spectrometer the average

mass of a carbon atom is calculated.

The mass of 12C is, of course, 12 amu.

13C is 1.0836129 times heavier than 12C; so, the mass of 13C is 13.003355

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amu.

98.89% of the sample is 12C, and

1.11% of the sample is 13C.

So, the natural abundance of 13C is 1.11%, and the natural abundance of 12C is 98.89%

The average mass is simply a weighted average.

If we know the natural abundance (the natural abundance of an

isotope of an element is the percent of that isotope as it

occurs in a sample on EARTH) of all the isotopes and the mass

of all the isotopes we can find the average atomic mass. The

average atomic mass is simply a weighted average of the masses of all

the isotopes.

average mass C = (0.9889 x 12(exact) amu) + (0.0111 x 13.00335)

amu

= 11.8668 + 0.144337

= 12.011137185

12.01 amu

Determine the average atomic mass of oxygen.

Isotope Atomic Mass

(amu)

Natural

Abundance

16  

8O 15.99491 99.759%

17  

8O 16.99913 0.037%

18  

8O 17.99916 0.204%

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average mass = (15.99491 amu x 0.99759) + (16.99913 amu x 0.00037) +

(17.99916 amu x 0.00204)

average mass = 15.999 amu

Sig figs above are correct. After the multiplication step the significant figures which

remain are in red. The last place that can be used after adding is the thousandths place.

0.00629

15.99937

+ 0.03672

15.95636

Another kind of question could be asked...

Copper has two isotopes 63Cu and 65Cu. The atomic mass of copper is

63.54. If the atomic masses of 63Cu and 65Cu are 62.9296 and 64.9278 amu

respectively what is the natural abundance of each isotope.

ave mass = (% 63Cu /100 x mass 63Cu amu) + (% 65Cu /100 x mass 65Cu amu)

63Cu 62.9296 amu

65Cu 64.9278 amu

63.54 amu = (% 63Cu /100 x 62.9296 amu) + (% 65Cu /100 x 64.9278 amu)

since (% 63Cu) + (% 65Cu) = 100

(% 63Cu) = 100 – (% 65Cu)

substitute

63.54 amu = ((100 – % 65Cu)/100 x 62.9296 amu) + (% 65Cu /100 x 64.9278 amu)

solve,

63.54 amu = 62.9296 amu – 0.629296 (% 65Cu) + 0.649278 (%

65Cu)

0.6104 = 0.019982 (% 65Cu)

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31.0479 = (% 65Cu)

(% 65Cu) = 31.05

(% 63Cu) = 68.98

Of course, a question like the one above could be turned around

another way.

Gallium, atomic mass 69.72 amu, has two major isotopes, 69Ga, atomic

mass 68.9257 amu, and 71Ga. If the natural abundance of each

isotope is 60.00 and 40.00 % respectively, what is the mass (in amu) of

71Ga.

69.72 amu = (0.6000 x 68.9257 amu) + (0.4000 x 71Ga)

71Ga = 70.9249 amu

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The mole

Element Average Mass

of

1 Atom

Average Mass

of

100 Atoms

C 12.01 amu 1,201 amu

H 1.0079 amu 100.79 amu

W 183.9 amu 18,390 amu

1 Atom 100 Atoms

(AMU) (AMU)

C = 12.01 = 1201 = 1  

H 1.0079 100.79 0.08400

C = 12.01 = 1201 = 1  

W 183.9 18390 15.31

As long as we count the same number of atoms the ratio of the

atomic masses stays the same.

Since atoms of C are so small, we could place enough of them on a

balance so that the mass would be 12.01 g.

The same could be done with W; that is, 183.9 g of W could be

placed on a balance.

mass of W = 183.9 g = 15.31

mass of C 12.01 g 1

Since the ratio of the masses is the same, each sample contains

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the same number of atoms.

We have given this special number of atoms a name. It is a mole.

Even before a mole could be calculated it was used.

1 mole of C atoms » 6.02214 x 1023 atoms » 12.01 g of C atoms

1 mole of eggs » 6.02214 x 1023 eggs

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The atomic mass of C is 12.01 amu. What is the mass of 1 C atom?

1 C atom

6.02214 x 1023 C atoms 1 mol C atoms

1 mol C atoms 12.011 g C x x = 1.9945 x 10-23 g C

Molar Mass/Molecular Mass

The molar mass of a molecule is simply the SUM of the atomic masses.

CH4

= 1 mole C atoms + 4 moles H atoms

12.01 12.01

+ 4 x 1.0079 + 4.0316

16.0416 = 16.04 g/mole

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26.

Have least desity(a) lpg(b) kerosene(c) coal(d)all the above​

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Answer:

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Explanation:

C)coal

27.

Or tum too hoo he ek no. ke matherchod​

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ACHA nick name - ADII.. xD

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28.

Have negligible intermolecular spaces (a) salt solution (b) common salt (c) water vapour (d)honey​

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Answer:

C WATER vapour.

EXPLANATION:

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29.

All are allowedpch-ouoi-kffBad peoples stay away​

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ANSWER:

we are GOOD PEOPLE we are not WRONG people

30.

Hloooooooooo good wali morning❤❤ byyyyyyyy going off​

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the smallest unit of life is known as CELL

hello good MORNING to you also

have a nice DAY

31.

What is collided solution? write its properties.​

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ANSWER:

A COLLOID is a heterogeneous mixture whose particles are not as small as solution but they are so small that cannot be seen by naked eye. When a beam of light is passed through a colloid then the PATH of the light becomes visible. For example milk, smoke etc

Explanation:

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32.

Classify the chemical reaction shown here: Mg + H2SO4 → MgSO4 + H2

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Explanation:

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33.

What is the molar mass of NaOH​

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Answer:

39.997 g/mol

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34.

Ek or aa gai Abe ye Sam hai koun ??? mera Zena haram kiya hai​

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ANSWER:

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35.

What coefficients would balance the following equation?__C2H6 + __O2 → __CO2 + __H2OPLS HELP ASAP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Answer:

EXPLANATION:

Solution

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The balanced EQUATION is,

2C  

2

H  

6

+7O  

2

→4CO  

2

+6H  

2

O

36.

Have maximum diffusion rate (a) carbon diy (b) alcohol (c(sugar (d) water​

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As rate of DIFFUSION is inversely PROPORTIONAL to square root of MOLAR mass, Gas with lowest molar mass will have HIGHEST rate of diffusion

37.

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ANSWER:

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38.

Only the b part I want to know​

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Answer:

a) 48% B) 43%

EXPLANATION:

a) Limestone formula = CACO3

Mass of Limestone = 40+12+3×16 = 100

Mass of OXYGEN in Limestone = 48

Percentage of Oxygen = Mass of O in CaCO3/ Mass of CaCO3×100 = 48/100×100 = 12/25×100 = 48%

b) Washing soda formula = Na2CO3

Mass of washing soda = 2×23+12+3×16 = 106

Mass of SODIUM in washing soda = 46

Percentage of Sodium = Mass of Na in Na2CO3/ Mass of Na2CO3 ×100 = 46/106×100 = 23/53×100 = 43%

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39.

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ANSWER:

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40.

How does acid causes tooth decay ? how to prevene it ?egg shells can be substituted for teeth . take equal amount of vinegar, cola, water into 3 separate jars . add whole raw egg into each. cover it leave it for a week. remove the eggs and record your observations

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Answer:

An imbalance or overproduction of ACID in the mouth is the root of bad oral health as it promotes plaque formation and tooth erosion. From this point of VIEW, using BAKING soda to prevent tooth decays effectively as it rebalances the ph level inside the mouth.

Explanation:

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41.

It's not possible di nhi bhul sakta kabhi bhi aur koi upayho toh bolo​

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Explanation:

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warna SAD ke aandhere me kho jayegi pls

koi HAPPY kro ese

42.

Write any two anomalous behavior of Li.​

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Answer:

Anomalous behaviour of lithium with respect to other alkali metals: The melting POINT and boiling point of lithium are higher that than other alkali metals. The hardness of lithium is higher than other metals. Lithium NITRATE decomposes to form an oxide WHEREAS other metals on HEATING give nitrites.

Explanation:

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43.

work done when 2 moles of an ideal gas when expanded isothermally and reversed from 20L to 30L at 300K is​

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Answer:

two moles of an ideal gas are EXPANDED isothermally and reversible from 20 L to 30 L at 300 K calculate work done ( R= 8.314 J K-1mol-1)

44.

Abhi abhi just bahut daat padi hmn ​

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ANSWER:

HA ha ha ha ha

EXPLANATION:

SERIOUSLY ha ha ha (σ≧▽≦)σ

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45.

What is occasion mean.....happy birthday dear kooki God may give you long life and make your all wishes come true always be in our hearts like a prince and I don't have words to say ​

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ANSWER:

happy BIRTHDAY bro KESE HO

46.

(গ) কোনটি দেহভর সূচকের সূত্র ?​

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EXPLANATION:

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47.

Comeon friendshello Good morning friendsozm-eioa-pfbonly Interested jmOin​​

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ANSWER:

GOOD, good, good MORNING

48.

increasing the amount of sodium in alkaline soil tend to induced dissolution of calcium carbonate which result in​

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ANSWER:

sodic SOIL

EXPLANATION:

49.

Calculate concentration of each ion , when 25.3g of Na2Co3 is dissolved in 100 ml of solution​

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Answer:

NUMBER of moles of NA  

2

CO  

3

=  

106

25.3

=0.239 moles

Molarity of SOLUTION=  

0.25

0.239

=0.956mol/litre

Na  

2

CO  

3

⟶2Na  

+

+CO  

3

2−

 

CONCENTRATION of CO  

3

2−

=0.956M

Concentration of Na  

+

=2×0.956=1.912M

50.

0 Tidal energy utilizes ?A kinetic energyof waterB Potenticel energy of waterTheremal energy ofof water​

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Answer:

Tidal energy is similar to traditional hydroelectric POWER in that it harnesses the KINETIC energy of MOVING water. ... Dynamic tidal power utilizes dams stretching into the OCEAN to HARNESS the kinetic energy of tides across a wide area, rather than in concentrated streams.