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1.

Who is the founder of chemistry

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2.

Why becl2 fumes in the air?

Answer» EACTS with moisture PRESENT in the atmosphere to GIVE HCl gas. When BeCl2 REACT with water vapours present in the air, Hydrochloride gas is evolved. This evolution of Hydrochloride gas appears as fumes. Thus we can say BeCl2 fumes in air.
3.

Ionic compounds are poor conductors of electricity in which state

Answer» SOLID STATE , they don't CONDUCT ELECTRICITY .
4.

Name two metals which will melt if they are kept on our palm.

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riend your ANSWER is here ✌Cesium and GALLIUM....will MALT if they are KEPT on our palm of hand...Thanks ☺

5.

What is the William sons reaction

Answer» N of alkyl halides with ALCOHOLIC sodium ALKOXIDES to form ethers is KNOWN as Williamson’s synthesis.R-X + R-ONa ——-> R-O-R + NaX
6.

OF2 is known as difluoride and not fluorine oxide .why?

Answer» OXYGEN is electropositive as compared to fluorine. The name of electropositive ELEMENT is written FIRST followed by the name of electronegative element. So, OF2 should be CALLED as oxygen DIFLUORIDE.
7.

Why alloy is considered as homogeneous mixture give example

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are MIXTURES because the ELEMENTS that MAKE it up are physically together, not CHEMICALLY joined together as in a compound.

8.

When common salt is dissolved in water that what changes may occur

Answer» H20 ----> NAOH + HCL .
9.

What is the sources of carbon monoxide ,lead ,nitrogen dioxide, ozone, particles, sulfur dioxide

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dioxide is a GAS. It is invisible and has a nasty, sharp smell. It reacts easily with other substances to form HARMFUL COMPOUNDS, such as sulfuric acid, sulfurous acid and sulfate particles. About 99% of the sulfur dioxide in air COMES from HUMAN sources

10.

In naming which one is given more preference substituent or double bond triple bond

Answer» BOND ...............
11.

Purple coloured non metal which helps as antiseptic

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e coloured non METAL which helps in antiseptic is iodine.hope it helps u!! pls MARK as BRAINLIEST!

12.

Write any four difference between physical adsorption and chemical adsorption

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l Adsorption 1. This is usually takes place at low temperature and DECREASES with INCREASE in temperature.2. The forces of attraction holding the adsorbate are Vander WAAL’s forces3. Heat of adsorption is low4. It is reversible5. It is not very specific6. It forms multimolecular layer7. It does not require any ACTIVATION energyChemical Adsorption 1. This takes place at high temperature2. The forces of attraction holding the adsorbate are chemical bond forces3.Heat of adsorption is high4. It is irreversible5. It is highly specific6. It forms monomolecular layer7. It requires activation energy.PLEASE MARK IT AS BRAINLIEST.

13.

Why do the clear sky appear blue during noon

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ears BLUE during NOON because of the REFLECTION of light from the seas.

14.

Why carbon monoxide consider as organometallic ligand?

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monoxide, CO, is a ubiquitousligand in organometallic and coordination chemistry. ... HOWEVER, these polar ligands are therefore also more REACTIVE; and more sensitive, e.g. to nucleophilic attack, because of a low-energy 2π LUMO. Our results SUGGEST that BF and SiO should, in principle, be excellent ligands.hope it will help you.

15.

Chemical and structure formula for Blue vitrol ?

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your answer-chemical FORMULA of VITRIOL: CUSO4

16.

Identify caco3cation and anion

Answer» UR Answer..=> In CACO3 , CA is CATION and Co3 is an anion.HOPE IT HELPS U..^^
17.

Which chemical is most commonly used as collector in froth floatation process?

Answer» TURE of PINE oil and water is used in the PROCESS of froth flotation HOPE IT HELPS YOU
18.

What is rendered passive?

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uminum or IRON metals REACT with nitric acid, then there will be formation of OXIDES renderit passive to further reaction.may it help you

19.

Role of naoh in the leaching of alumina from bauxite

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ustic SODA is ADDED into the BAUXITE to obtain SODIUM aluminate.

20.

Chemical equation of converting vegetable oil into vanaspati ghee

Answer» E YOUR ANSWER IS HERE. When VEGETABLE OIL is mixed with hydrogen by the process of hydrogenation then it CONVERTS into Vanaspati ghee in solid stateVegetable oil + H2^__nickel catalyst ___60°_____ Vanaspati gheeHOPE IT HELPS YOU OUT. PLEASE MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST
21.

In which of the following, the particles have highest force of the attraction? WATER,NACL (SOLID),ICE OR,WAX

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r bud!UR ans isNACL(SOLID) have the HIGHEST force of attraction.Hope it will b the REQUIRED answerInshaallahPlz MARK as brainliest

22.

Which type of elements form interstitial (metallic) hydrides?

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⤵⤵⤵⤵hi buddy here is your ANSWER....INTERSTITIAL hydrides which are ALSO called metallic hydrides are those in where the oxidation NUMBER of hydrogen is zero. PALLADIUM, Uranium etc atom form this types of hydrides.➡ follow me⤴⤴⤴⤴⤴⤴⤴⤴⤴⤴⤴⤴

23.

Diazomethane is warmed with propan-1-ol gives ?

Answer» NOL and PROPANE
24.

Why cant draw isomers of first elements

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draw isomers of METHANE and ETHANE BCOZ the consist of 1 and 2 CARBON atoms respectively and this 1 or 2 atoms cant be branched. HOPE IT HELPS!

25.

Preparation & properties of beryllium acetate

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tion. It can be prepared by treating BASIC beryllium carbonate with hot acetic acid. Basic beryllium acetate is insoluble in WATER but soluble in chloroform, CONSISTENT with it being NONPOLAR. It melts and sublimes in a vacuum without decomposition.Chemical formula: C; 12H; 18Be; 4O; 13Solubility in chloroform: solubleCAS Number: 19049-40-2EC Number: 242-785-4

26.

Which is queen of chemistry

Answer» EN of CHEMISTRY is BENZENE.
27.

How is propylenne prepared form alchol

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is prepared by heating a mixture of propyl ALCOHOL and excess of CONCENTRATED sulphuric acid at 180°C. In first STEP, propyl hydrogen sulphate is formed which on heating .produces propene, which is collected over water.

28.

What is the huns dicker reaction?

Answer» ER Borodin first observed thereaction in 1861 when he prepared METHYL BROMIDE from silver acetate. The reactionis a decarboxylation in that alkyl HALIDE PRODUCT has one fewer carbon atoms than its parent carboxylate, lost as carbon dioxide.
29.

Why the study of chemical and physical properties of daily used substances is essential

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ry and Physics are pretty much CONNECTED and essential to each other. SIMPLEST example would be the boiling and melting POINTS of a substance which are Physical quantities but is IMPORTANT in the study of chemistry.

30.

Why water is an excellent solvent?

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o because it can DISSOLVE MANY solutes.Also KNOWN as UNIVERSAL SOLVENT.

31.

How does electron affinity vary in a group and period?

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electron is acepted by an ATOM energy is released and more the energy more is the electron AFFINITY. it is dependent on the effective nuclear charge of an atom. so it decreases down the group and increases along a period from LEFT to right.but there are some EXCEPTIONS as that of fluorine and chlorine , acc to the trend fluorne should have greater electron affinity but chlorine has the highest electron affinity as because of very small size of fluorine there are more electron pair repulsions and it makes fluorine less than chlorine in electron affinity. and the same can be SAID for oxygen and sulphur.

32.

Between ethyl iodide and iodobenzene

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odide (also iodoethane) is a COLORLESS, flammable CHEMICAL compound. ... It may also be PREPARED by reaction between hydroiodic acid and ethanol distilling off the ethyl iodide.

33.

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34.

A gas exerts pressure on the walls of the container because gas molecules

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are right. If you want explanation so, The molecules are continually colliding with each other and with the WALLS of the container. When a molecule collides with the wall, they exert small force on the wall The pressure EXERTED by the gas is DUE to the SUM of all these collision forces.The more particles that hit the walls, the higher the pressure.

35.

Which of the four d block element may not be regarded as transition element

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nternet because it is the BEST ONE of the best MEDIUM to CHECK the ANSWER

36.

What is the density of oxygen, O₂ in grams per litre at 25°C and 0.850 atm ?

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nternet because all THINGS were GIVEN in the INTERNET

37.

Is ethanoic acid saturated or unsaturated? How?

Answer» ETHANOIC ACID is SATURATED
38.

A metal m form an oxide having the formula and m2o3 dissolve both in dilute sulphuric acid and dilute sodium hydroxide solution identify metal and write equation for the reaction involved

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he VALENCY is 3..the metal Is LIKELY to be ALUMINIUM..so Al + H2SO4 ------->Al2(SO4)3 + H2Al + NaOH -------> NAALO2 +H2KINDLY BALANCE!!

39.

Write the chemical equation for the conservation of ethanol to ethanoic acid in the presence of KMnO4

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and KMNO4 GIVES ETHANOIC ACID

40.

What is the empirical formula of the hydrocarbon containing 0.08moles of carbon and 0.32moles of hydrogen

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irical formula of this compound which CONTAINS 0.08 moles of CARBON and 0.32 moles of hydrogen is It MEANS this compound contains 0.08 moles of carbon and 0.32 moles of hydrogen is in the ratio of 1:4.So, this compound contains one part of carbon and FOUR part of hydrogen.Therefore, the name of the compound is

41.

What happens when iron nails are dipped in cuso4 solution?

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es above Copper in the reactivity series.Therefore, a CHEMICAL reaction has taken place between iron nails and Copper SULPHATE solution. We can also say that iron has displaced copper from Copper Sulphate solution.Since iron has taken part in the reaction, the colour of the solution becomes changes blue into green after a TEN MINUTES.

42.

What happens when ph is increased in decomposition of barium carbonate

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rium Carbonate decomposes its pH INCREASES.As we know that when pH increases hydronium ions DECREASES.So, when hydronium ion decreases it becomes ACIDIC in nature.Therefore, it is acidic in nature.We can check it by putting UNIVERSAL indicator in it, it turns RED in colour.Result:- It is acidic in nature.

43.

HEY GUYS...what is ATOMIC MASS of cobalt and manganese.

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58.933195 uAtomic NUMBER: 27manganese=54.938044 uAtomic number: 25hope it will HELP youplzz MARK BRAINLIEST

44.

A sample of water contains nacl and another sample contaims calcium chloride which sample of water ia suitable for washing aclothes

Answer» SODA is the RIGHT ANSWER
45.

Helium molecule does not exist why

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MATE ❤️❤️❤️ HERE IS UR ANSWER.....HELIUM MOLECULE DOES NOT EXIST BECAUSE IT IS A NOBLE GAS WHICH EXITS IN ITS FREE STATE THAT IS ATOMIC STATE NOT IN A MOLECULE STATE....He HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU ❤️ ❤️STAY BLESSED ❤️ ❤️❤️@PANKHUDI NEWELY JOINED ✌️✌️

46.

Why is cyclopropane is more reactive as compared to cyclohexane?

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ecause of the ring strain. Fortunately, the ORBITALS bend a LITTLE to compensate it, but that isn't enough to completely stabilize it.This MAKES it REACTIVE because it really wants to break those bonds and UNBEND the orbitals.

47.

Molecular formula of methanoic acid

Answer» AR FORMULA is CH2O2
48.

Why SnCl4 is more covalent Than SnCl2 explain in Clarification

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ng to FAZAN's rule,SMALLER the size of an atom HIGHER will be its polarising capacity.As we can see, in SnCl4 and SnCl2, the oxidation states of Sn are +4 and +2 respectively(this shows Sn in SnCl4 is smaller than Sn in SnCl2). That's the REASON behind the higher covalent nature of SnCl4.

49.

What is super conductor?

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E!!HERE IS UR ANSWER--------------------------------------------------------------♦A superconductor is a MATERIAL that can conduct electricity or transport electrons from ONE atom to ANOTHER with no resistance.HOPE IT HELP U

50.

When 5g of calcium is burnt in 2g of oxygen than 7g of calcium oxide is produced. what mass of carbon is burnt in 20g of oxygen?

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ur SOLUTION first we TAKE out moles of ca and o in first case and then we FO the same for 20g o in second case and then USING mole comparison get the mass