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1.

Unit of pressure_____.​

Answer» TION:The SI UNIT of PRESSURE is PASCAL.
2.

C7H11NO2 is the mollecular formula of

Answer» C7H11NO2 -- MOLAR massExplanation:PLIZ MARK me as BRILLIANT
3.

What is the correct order of size from smallest to largest of K K+ Ca and Ca2 +?

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mic numbers of the ions are S (16), Cl (17), K (19), and Ca (20). Thus, the ions DECREASE in SIZE in the order S2– > Cl– > K+ > Ca2+.

4.

What are some examples of equilibrium?

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Explanation:An example of EQUILIBRIUM is in economics when supply and DEMAND are equal. An example of equilibrium is when you are calm and steady. An example of equilibrium is when hot air and cold air are entering the ROOM at the same time so that the overall temperature of the room does not CHANGE at all

5.

Which is bigger Na or K?

Answer» K is biggerExplanation:
6.

What do we mean by static equilibrium?

Answer» STATIC equilibrium refers to any system where the SUM of the FORCES, and TORQUE, on every particle of the system happens to be zero. SIMPLY, it is the equilibrium of a system whose parts are at rest.
7.

What two conditions are needed for dynamic equilibrium?

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1-the NET force in all directions MUST be zero.2-The state of a body at rest or in uniform motion, the resultant of all FORCES on which is zero.

8.

What are the 10 characteristics of metals?

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metal CONDUCT electricitysonorousductilemellabilitymetal REACT with acid to PRODUCE salt and h2 GAS...PLEASE mark me brainlist

9.

What is ground state of carbon?

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The TOTAL ENERGY of the ELECTRONS in this carbon atom can not be lowered by transfering one or more electrons to different ORBITALS. Therefore, this carbon atom is a ground-state atom.

10.

What is the mass of 1 gram of carbon?

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What is the NUMBER of moles in 1 g carbon? 1 MOLE = MOLAR mass of carbon = 12 g. 1 g carbon = 1/12 mole = 0.084 mole.

11.

What is the difference between dynamic and chemical equilibrium?

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The KEY DIFFERENCE between chemical equilibrium and dynamic equilibrium is that the chemical equilibrium describes the state at which concentrations of REACTANTS and products do not UNDERGO any CHANGE whereas the dynamic equilibrium describes the state at which ratio of reactants and products do not change, but substances move between the chemicals at an equal rate.

12.

Is carbon shiny or dull?

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Elemental carbon is a BLACK, dull-looking SOLID that conducts heat and electricity well. It is very brittle and cannot be made into THIN SHEETS or LONG wires.

13.

Please help me with this friends​

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1. 4) 34°C As ethanol have HYDROGEN bonding, it have higher BOILING POINT than diethyl ether2. 4) POCl3C2H5-O-C2H5 + PCl5 --- 2C2H5Cl + POCl3 3. 1) C2H5OC2H5As ether forms peroxy compound DUE to -O- grouphope this will help you

14.

What are (A) & (B) in the following reaction

Answer» PINTEREST? tmrw I'll text do U remember RAHUL? haaye I got his NUMBER
15.

A non-metal with one electron in 'N' shell ​

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the ELEMENT is calciumit's ATOMIC NUMBER is 20

16.

Lithium hydroxide reacts with carbon dioxide as follows. 2LiOH + CO2 → Li2 CO3 + H2O What mass (in grams) of lithium hydroxide is needed to react with 11 g of carbon dioxide?

Answer»

I READ in CLASS 10 so I can't GET you

17.

Rajpurnima tumko nhi keh raha smji​

Answer» GOOD night MR PERFECT sweet DREAMS
18.

How many moles present in 0.1 kg of Ca? How many moles are present in 0.1 kg of Ca?

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tion:HOPE u GOT it ....! Don't FORGET to MARK my answer as brainlist if it is helpful....!

19.

What is the ionic radius of K+?

Answer» 280 pmExplanation:ATOMIC NUMBER: 19Electrogenativity: 0.82hope it HELPS you
20.

What is difference between static and dynamic equilibrium?

Answer» STATIC EQUILIBRIUM is a state where bodies are at rest; dynamic equilibrium is a state where bodies are moving at a constant VELOCITY (rectilinear motion).
21.

What is the P+ of carbon?

Answer» TION:NUMBER of P+ 6 i hope it is HELPFUL for you
22.

What is PM atomic radius?

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The units for atomic radii are PM, equal to 10 RAISED to −12 meters. As an EXAMPLE, the internuclear distance between the TWO hydrogen atoms in an H2 molecule is measured to be 74 pm.

23.

How do you determine atomic radius?

Answer» HIROSHIMA BOMB EXPLANATION:I
24.

Who gave the law of constant heat summation?

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Germain Henri Hess GAVE the law PLEASE mark me BRAINLIEST

25.

What is the function of dynamic equilibrium?

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the FUNCTION of dynamic equilibrium?ANS. Dynamic equilibrium is an example of a steady state function. For a SYSTEM in a steady state, presently observed behavior continues into the FUTURE. Therefore, once a reaction has reached equilibrium, the ratio of product and reactant concentrations will remain the same EVEN as the reaction continues.

26.

Is there any organic compound without carbon?

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tion:no bro.. organic COMPOUND alway consist of c and HSO not POSSIBLE

27.

What does Hess's law make it possible for you to do?

Answer»

I don't UNDERSTAND WHATEVER you SAY

28.

What is the full electron configuration of carbon C )?

Answer» TION:this is your ANSWER[He] 2S2 2P2
29.

Which of the follwing should be possible subshell for n+l=7 1)7s,6p,5d,4f 2)4f,5p,6s,4d 3)7s,6p,5d,6d 4)4s,5d,6p,7s

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ital with LOWER N has lower energy. THUS the POSSIBLE answer is 7s, 6p, 5d, 4f

30.

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Answer»

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31.

Major difference in PS l & PS ll found in chloroplast a)Energy harvesting b) chlorophyll a c) position of electron carriers d) position of lamellae​

Answer» GOOD morningExplanation:PLEASE MARK me as BRAINLIEST
32.

Keyboard bhala kese mar gaya ha​

Answer»

type karte karte AP NE ap HI mar JATA hain

33.

What are 5 metallic properties?

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Here's your ANSWER EXPLANATION:HIGH MELTING points.good CONDUCTORS of electricity.good conductors of heat.high density.malleable.

34.

What does Hess's law indicate?

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Here's your answer EXPLANATION:Hess' law states that the CHANGE of enthalpy in a CHEMICAL reaction (i.e. the heat of reaction at constant PRESSURE) is INDEPENDENT of the pathway between the initial and final states.

35.

What are the 17 nonmetals?

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which R not lusturwhich are not HARD in NATURE

36.

What element does not contain carbon?

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A COMPOUND that does not CONTAIN carbon is an INORGANIC compound as opposed to an organic compound, which contains carbon and hydrogen.please MARK as brainliest.

37.

Which halogen has the largest atomic radius?

Answer» IODINE is the largestExplanation:jsjkakK
38.

How does the first law of thermodynamics affect your life?

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tion:According to the first law of THERMODYNAMICS, ENERGY can be TRANSFERRED from place to place or changed between different forms, but it cannot be created or DESTROYED. ... Humans can convert the CHEMICAL energy in food, like this ice cream cone, into kinetic energy by riding a bicycle.

39.

What is Hess's law in simple terms?

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Hess's law states that the energy CHANGE in an overall chemical REACTION is equal to the sum of the energy changes in the individual reactions COMPRISING it. ... The law is a variation of the FIRST law of thermodynamics and CONSERVATION of energy.

40.

What is an example of the second law of thermodynamics in your life?

Answer» TION:Consider putting an ICE cube into a CUP with water at room temperature. The water gives off heat to melt the ice cube, as a result, the entropy of the water decreases. The ice CUBES absorb the same amount of heat, therefore its entropy INCREASES.
41.

How is carbon used in real life?

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tion:The computer screen on which you are reading this article, the clothes that you are wearing, the food that you eat and even the cars in which you ride all have one thing in common. What is this thing? They all are comprised of some element of carbon. Actually, all organic things are made up of carbon. This is why the study of carbon and its components is so important.Carbon Uses in Everyday LifeGraphite can be used as the lead in pencils and is also used in steel production. Amorphous carbon can be used in making paints and inks and in batteries.More About CarbonThe origin of the name ‘carbon’ is a Latin WORD ‘carbo’ which means CHARCOAL. This may come as a surprise to you, but it is the fourth most abundant element in the entire universe. And it is the second most abundant element in our bodies, the first being oxygen. As a matter of fact, all organic substances in the world contain carbon in some form or element, which is why it is the base for the entire branch of organic chemistry.Carbon Atomimage in attachment The atomic number of carbon is 6, which represents the number of electrons. It is represented by the symbol C and is a non-metal. It has 6 protons, 6 neutrons and obviously 6 electrons. A carbon atom is considered to be special and unique because it can bond with other carbon atoms to an almost unlimited degree. It is because its atom is very small in size and can conveniently fit in as a part of larger molecules. Each of its atoms has four electrons in its outer shell called valence electrons and can form for CHEMICAL bonds with other atoms and molecules.Physical Properties of CarbonThe physical properties of this element vary according to its allotropes. The two major allotropes are diamond and graphite. These two have almost opposing physical properties.Whereas diamond is transparent and has no colour, graphite is opaque and blackDiamond is the hardest substance known to man, graphite is soft and spongy in textureNow diamond cannot conduct electricity at all, graphite is a very good conductor of electricityBoth allotropic elements are solid, non-gaseousAlso both diamond and graphite are insoluble in waterIt does not melt when heated, it sublimes which is it turns to gaseous formUses of Carbon in daily lifeNow you may not even notice but carbon is used in so many daily activities. Some of the most important uses are:It makes up for 18% of the human body. Sugar, glucose, proteins ETC are all made of it. The food we eat contains an important source of energy which we call carbohydrates. Carbohydrates are nothing but elements of carbon itself.Carbon in its diamond form is used in jewellery. But diamonds are also used for industrial purposes. It is the hardest substance known to man and so has many uses in manufacturing processes.Amorphous carbon is used to make inks and paints. It is also used in batteries.Graphite is used as the lead in your pencils. It is also used in the production of steel.One of the most important uses is carbon dating. We can actually use carbon to measure the age of things. Scientists use a rare form of carbon called Carbon-14 to measure the age of fossils, bones etc. The release of this carbon-14 is recorded to estimate the LIFE of the said organic substance. This is how scientists find the age and period of dinosaur bones and fossils!

42.

Is carbon by itself C2?

Answer» DIATOMIC carbon (systematically named dicarbon and 1λ2,2λ2-ethene), is a green, gaseous inorganic CHEMICAL with the chemical formula C=C (also written [C2] or C2. ... Diatomic carbon is the second SIMPLEST form of carbon after atomic carbon, and is an intermediate participator in the genesis of fullerenes
43.

Calculate relative atomic mass of H? ( step by step)​

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1.00784 uExplanation:Find the relative mass of any atom by ADDING the number of PROTONS to the number of neutrons. Hydrogen has a relative ATOMIC mass of 1, and carbon-12 has a relative atomic mass of 12. Isotopes of the same element have different NUMBERS of neutrons, so you need to calculate for one specific isotope

44.

Areyy vardhan aap ke questions me space hi nhi rehti yaar answer karne ke liye kaise ho let him answer​

Answer» OHH rukiye m SPACE KRTA HU !!!!
45.

I know aap Simran dii ho Musical kudi vale..Jinse meine pin pe bhi baat ki thiOl yha pe bhi​

Answer» TION:aap thode DIN off THI muje pata HAI
46.

8 In a ccp structure of X atoms. Y atoms occupy half of octahedral holes. If one Y atom and Xatom from each unit cell is replaced by Z, then the formula of compound will be-​

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your answerhope it's HELPFUL.

47.

Who was the person who gave the name diffusion

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Explanation:The MODERN ATOMISTIC theory of diffusion and Brownian motion was DEVELOPED by Albert Einstein, MARIAN Smoluchowski and Jean-Baptiste Perrin.The term diffusion PRESSURE deficit (DPD) was coined by B.S Meyer in 1938

48.

What is the atomic radius of RB?

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I HOPE it is HELPFUL for you

49.

What does it mean if the change in enthalpy is negative?

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If CHANGE in ENTHALPY is NEGATIVE then it is an EXOTHERMIC REACTION.

50.

Can carbon hold 10 electrons?

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no only 6 ELECTRON HOTE HA Explanation:YES it is right