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The rate constant for first order reaction is 6.9 per second. Then how much time will it take to reduce the initial concentration to its 1/8th value |
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Write the construction of salt bridge and explain its function. |
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Answer» Explanation:A salt BRIDGE, in electrochemistry, is a laboratory device used to connect the oxidation and reduction half-cells of a galvanic CELL (voltaic cell), a type of ELECTROCHEMICAL cell. It maintains electrical neutrality within the internal CIRCUIT, preventing the cell from RAPIDLY running its reaction to equilibrium. |
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What is electrochemical cell? Write equation of Daniell cell and mention anode and cathode? |
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Answer» trochemical cell is a device CAPABLE of EITHER GENERATING electrical ENERGY from CHEMICAL reactions or using electrical energy to cause chemical reactions. |
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What is emf series? Write the lnformation available from it. |
| Answer» EMF series stands for Electromotive Force series which basically shows the ARRANGEMENT of metals or ions ACCORDING to their standard electrode POTENTIALS which have been determined only under certain SPECIFIC conditions.The information available from the series are:1. It shows the most reactive and least reactive metals.2. It shows the reactivity of various elements.3. It shows the ability of the metals to displace hydrogen from the compounds.4. Electrode potentials are determined from the list. | |
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By which two instruments cell potential is determined? Answer the given question in brief. |
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On which factors do the products obtained during electrolysis of aqueous solution of salt depend? Answer the given question in brief. |
| Answer» CONCENTRATION of ions in the SOLUTION Explanation:In dilute solutions,position of ions TAKES effect.whereas in conc.solutions,the ion more CONCENTRATED will be deposited | |
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Write reduction reaction of moisture containing oxygen gas for corrosion of metal. Answer the given question in brief. |
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The electrochemical cell stops working after sometime. Why? Select the proper choice from the given multiple choices. (A) Increase of temperature (B) The difference of cell potentials of both electrodes become zero. (C) By reversing the direction of reaction taking place in the cell. (D) Due to change in concentration |
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The solution of silver nitrate becomes coloured when pieces of nickel are added to solution of silver nitrate because? Select the proper choice from the given multiple choices. (A) Nickel is oxidised (B) Silver is oxidised (C) Nickel is reduced (D) Silver is precipitated |
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Answer» Option A i.e nickle gets oxidized. Explanation:ACTUALLY in CASE of a chemical REACTION, the more reactive element displaces the less reactive element from its salt solution. In this case, nickel would be able to displace silver from its salt solution i.e. from the silver nitrate form. This reaction would be indicated by the color that appears. Actually, silver nitrate is inorganic in nature. The formula for silver nitrate is AgNo3. It changes into black color whenever it is introduced into any organic compound. The substance that REDUCES other substance from its salt solution actually acts as a REDUCING agent and itself gets oxidized. Here nickel displaces AgNo3 from its salt solution and hence gets oxidized or a reducing agent. |
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If one mole electrons are passed through solutions of MgSO₄, AgNO₃ and A1C1₃, in what mole ration the metals Mg, Ag and A1 will be deposited at the electrodes? Select the proper choice from the given multiple choices. (A) 1:1:1 (B) 1:2:3 (C) 2:1:3 (D) 3:6:2 |
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Answer» of ELECTRONS that transfered in the RATIO 2:1:3then MOLE RATIOS 1/2: 1: 1/3 = 3:6:2 |
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Which phenomenon does not occur in Daniell cell?Select the proper choice from the given multiple choices. (A) Increase in weight of plate of Cu. (B) The conduction of electricity takes place by salt bridge. (C) Increase in weight of plate of Zn. (D) There is no change in colour of ZnSO₄ solution. |
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Answer» The OPTIONS (C) is not correct.Explanation:In a DANIELL cell, zinc rods are dipped into a SOLUTION of copper sulphate which is in turn CONNECTED to a copper rod dipped into a solution of copper sulphate.The transformations observed are:The zinc rod gets corroded gradually and its mass reduces, HOWEVER the concentration of Zn2+ increases and its mass increases. Additionally, the blue colour of the copper sulphate solution disappears and becomes colourless. |
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Which cell differs from principle point of view?Select the proper choice from the given multiple choices. (A) Storage cell (B) Electrolytic cell (C) Fuel Cell (D) Leclanche cell |
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Which is more corroded when the iron plates of steamers are connected with block of Zn metal and kept in contact of sea water?Select the proper choice from the given multiple choices. (A) Iron (B) Zinc (C) Both (D) Neither of the metals |
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Answer» Explanation:Example of CORROSION: Rusting of IRON. Now, coming back to the question, the oxidation potentials of Zn & Fe are as FOLLOWS: Oxidation POTENTIAL of Zn= 0.76 V Oxidation Potential of Fe= 0.44 V Since, the oxidation potential of Zn is higher than Fe, it looks that Zn is more reactive towards oxidation. However, there is a catch here. Zn is actually , more resistant towards corrosion than Fe. |
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What is pi what is pi number |
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E. How many particles are present a mole of a substance ?F. What is the SI unit of amount osubstance ?G. What is meant by molar volumegas ?H. State and explain the law of conserveof mass.I. State the law of multiple proportio |
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Answer» E. F. MOLE is the SO unit of amount of substance. G. One mole of any gas occupies a volume of 22.4 dm3 at standard temperature (0 DEGREE Celsius) and pressure (1 atm) (STP). the volume of 22.4 dm3 at STP is known as molar volume of a gas. H. mass can neither be created nor destroyed. I. when two elements A and B form more than one COMPOUNDS, the masses of element B that combine with a GIVEN mass of A are always in the ratio of small whole numbers. |
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3g of carbon reacts completely with 5 g of oxygen calculate% of co in the product?? |
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Answer» %CARBON=37.5%Explanation:3g Carbon REACTS with 5g Oxygen.So, the Total PRODUC will be 8g in mass.Now,Percentage of Carbon in Product is equals to=> mass of Carbondivided by mass of compound*100%of Carbon=>3g÷8g*100%of Carbon=>37.5%Jai Shree Radhe Radhe |
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Different methods for solving this question |
| Answer» HEYA MATE.....Where is your QUESTION ????? | |
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What is its aim ,apparatus, conclusion, procedure, observations |
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Answer» aim : the OBJECTIVE of the experimentapparatus : MATERIALS REQUIRED for the experiment procedure : the method and PERFORMANCE of the experiment observations : what you observe in the experiment conclusion : hence you conclude the objective of the experiment |
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How will u prepare dilute solution from 1ml of sulphuric acid |
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Answer» By ADDING 1ml of sulphuric ACID DROP by drop with continuous stirring to large AMOUNT of WATER. |
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Why in sp3 dz2 orbital is chosen |
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Answer» Because the energy of this orbital is lower COMPARED to the energy LEVEL of other ORBITALS. |
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How many grams of urea should be dissolved in 500 gram water so that the depression in freezing point is 0.2 K? Kf for solvent is 3.2 K kg mole⁻¹.Solve the example. |
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Answer» 1.875 gm.Explanation:Quantity of water = 500gm (Given)Freezing point = 0.2K (Given)Kf solvent = 3.2 (Given)DEPRESSION in Freezing point - ΔT = i × kf × m where m is the molarity of the solvent , Kf is the cryoscopic constant and t is the temperature. THEREFORE, 0.2 = 3.2 × x/ 60 × 0.5x = 30 × 2/32x = 30/16x = 1.875Thus, the amount of uread required is 1.875 gm. |
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Calculate the vapour pressure of aqueous 0.1m glucose solution at 300K temperature, the vapour pressure of water is 0.03 bar at 300K temperature.Solve the example. |
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Answer» Explanation:Quantity of glucose solution = 0.1 mol (Given)TEMPERATURE = 300k (Given)Vapour pressure of water = 0.03 bar (Given)THUS, N(glucose) = 0.1 molW (water) = 1 L = 1 kgn (water) = 1000/18 = 55.56 molMole fraction of the water -X(water) = 55.56 / (55.56 + 0.1) = 0.9998Vapour pressure of glucose solution is CALCULATED by -P(solution) = P°(water)x(water)= 0.03 × 0.9998= 0.02998 barTherefore, the vapour pressure of glucose soln is 0.02998 bar. |
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Explain the different methods to determine the molar mass.Explain the given question in detail. |
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Answer» nt methods to determine the molar mass.In case of any COMPOUND, molar mass indicates the atoms, ions, or anything that constitutes of the compound i.e. the number of molecules, ions or atoms contained in that particular compound. There are a number of ways in which we can determine the molar mass of a compound.1. The first hint is from the chemical formula of that particular compound and it indicates the atoms and total number if atoms present.2. The second method is to find from the atomic WEIGHT that suggests the ELECTRONIC CONFIGURATION and number of atoms present.3. We NEED to add the individual numbers finally and then convert it into moles or in grams to get the final figure. |
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Explain abnormal molar mass and explain van’t Hoft factor.Explain the given question in detail. |
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Answer» Explanation:The Hoff FACTOR is a measure of the solvent's impact on the colligative properties like the osmotic pressure, relative vapour pressure REDUCTION, the elevation of the boiling point, and the depression of the freezing point. It is the proportion between the real particle concentration generated when the material is DISSOLVED and a substance concentration as CALCULATED from its mass. It is represented as - i = Normal molar mass/Abnormal molar mass A substance is said to have an abnormal molecular or molar mass when the substance's molecular mass is DETERMINED by measuring any of its colligative properties that differs from the theoretically expected value. |
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What are colligative propeties of solution? |
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Answer» Colligative properties of the solution depend upon the amount of SOLUTE ADDED to the solution.They are of four types:Relative lowering in VAPOUR pressure. Elevation in BOILING point. DEPRESSION in freezing point. Osmotic pressure. |
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Write Henry’s law, derive the formula and write its limitation. Explain the given question in detail. |
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Answer» Explanation:According to the HENRY's law - At a steady temperature, the quantity of a gas that dissolves in a particular form and the quantity of LIQUID is DIRECTLY proportional to that gas's partial pressure in equilibrium with that liquid.It is an equivalent WAY of saying the law is that a gas's solubility in a liquid is directly proportional to that of the par. It is denoted as - C = kPgas whereC is the solubility of a gas at a fixed temperature in a particular solvent, k is the Henry's law constant and Pgas is the partial pressure of the gas The limitation of the law include - - The law only works if the molecules are at an equilibrium. - It does not work for high pressure gases. - It does not work during a CHEMICAL reaction between the solute and the solvent. |
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Explain and Write the formula for colligative properties introducing van’t Hoft factor (i).Explain the given question in detail. |
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Answer» Explanation:Van't Hoff launched a factor called Van't Hoff factor to comprehend the notion of defects. This factor is used when CALCULATING the solvent's molar mass to solve the dissociation and connection issue.It is a measure of a solvent's impact on colligative properties such as osmotic pressure, relative vapor pressure reduction, elevation of the boiling point, and depression of the freezing point. It is the PROPORTION between the REAL particle concentration GENERATED when the material is dissolved and a substance concentration as calculated from its mass. It is REPRESENTED as - i = Normal molar mass/Abnormal molar mass |
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Write Raoult’s law and derive its equation.Explain the given question in detail. |
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To determine the molar mass of polymer; which method is more useful? Write the answer of the given question in short. |
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Explain molal elevation constant. Derive its formula.Explain the given question in detail. |
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Write a detailed note on energy gap, conduction band and valence band.Write answer of the given question in detail. |
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Why van‘t Hoff factor (i) was introduced? |
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Explain association and dissociation. |
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Which unit of concentration value is changed with change in temperature? Select the proper choice from the given multiple choices. (A) Normality (B) Molarity (C) % V/V (D) all of these |
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Answer» t of concentration that changes with temperature is (D) All of these.Units of concentration can be temperature dependent based on the FORMULA used for their calculation. When units of volume are included, these quantities are SUSCEPTIBLE to change when there is an alteration in temperature. As it increases, the volume expands, and as a result, the PHYSICAL quantities also vary due to this. |
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Write types of solids on the basis of binding forces.Write the answers of the given question in short. |
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Answer» can be CLASSIFIED on the basis of the bonds that HOLD the atoms or molecules together. This approach categorizes SOLIDS as either MOLECULAR, COVALENT, ionic, or metallic. |
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Why does copper vessel lose shine when exposed to air? |
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Answer» tion:At the surface of vessel, Copper ATOMS REACT with the Oxygen atoms in the AIR FORMING copper-oxide. |
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Carbon nitrogen fluorine and sodium me kaki prmadu trigya bda hai |
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The average speed of an ideal gas at 27degree Celsius is 3m/s. The average speed at 927degree Celsius is? |
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If 2s and 2p mixing is not operativ find paramagnetice |
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Answer» C2 Explanation:Because CARBON atom contain unpaired bonding molecules orbital.where as those molecules WHOSE electron are paired are CALLED diamagnetic. HOPE you LIKE it. |
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5. An element X is placed in the 4th period and in the group 13 in the periodic table. The atomic number of the element X is:(a) 28(b) 29(c) 23(d) 31 |
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Answer» galium is PLACED in the 4th PERIOD and in the GROUP 13.the ATOMIC no of galium is 31 |
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About parayavarana pariraakshan in Telugu esay 25 lines |
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Differences beetween compounds and mixtures |
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Answer» Difference Between Compound and MIXTURE. ... The compound is the CHEMICAL combination of elements, BONDED together in specific PROPORTION. The mixture is the physical combination of substances, bonded together in any proportion. While the compound is a pure SUBSTANCE, the mixture is an impure substance. |
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Define vbt theory and Valence shell electron theory |
| Answer» TION:Vbt is a chemical bonding theory that EXPLAINS the chemical bonding between two atoms. ... The two atoms share each other's unpaired ELECTRON to form a filled orbital to form a HYBRID orbital and bond together.Hope this HELPS you. | |
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Does an atom have any internal structure or is it indivisible this question answer |
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Answer» Atom is the smallest,divisible particle of matter. It consists of three major sub-atomic particles. They are,ProtonsNeutronsElectronsProtons carry positive charge.Electrons carry negative charge.Neutrons carry no charge.Electrons REVOLVE around the nucleus in specific FIXED paths known as shells or orbits. The nucleus is composed of protons and neutrons.hope it HELPS and pls MARK as brainliest:) |
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What is the meaning of given below thing: H [ X + M ] OH = MX + HOH It is given in the class 10 NCERT book chapter 2 ( acid bases and salts) page no. 24 |
| Answer» H+(AQ)+ OH-(aq) H2O (L) | |
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Classify the following substances into elements and compounds : • Mercury• Sulphur• Baking Soda |
| Answer» COMPOUND =baking soda Elements =SULPHUR, mercury Hit thank you if USEFUL N mark as BRAINLIST | |
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29. A mixture of N2, and H2, is caused to react in a closed container to form NH3. The reaction ceasesbefore any of the reactant has been totallyconsumed. At this stage, 4 moles each of N2,, H2and NH3 are present. Then the weight of N2, and H2,present originally were respectively(1) 224 g and 16 g (2) 168 g and 20 g(3) 168 g and 16 g (4) 224 g and 20 g |
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