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1.

Q.no. 28, 29 ,30.... please and my questions!!​

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Explanation:

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2.

Will periodic helpful in future?

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ANSWER:

I THINK no...............

3.

How many grams are there in the following?1. 2 moles of hydrogen molecule, H2

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Answer:

4.8 g

Explanation:

I will provide U a step by step solution.

MASS OF MOLECULE: NO OF MOLES X MOLECULAR MASS

=1.2 X 4 g

= 4.8g

4.

How will the transparency of glass sheet be affected if it is painted black

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ANSWER:

it will BECOME OPAQUE its TRANSPARENCY DECREASES

5.

A 1st order reaction is carried out with an initial concentration of 10 mol per liter and 80%of the reactant is changes into product .now if the same reaction is carried ot wih an initial concentration of 5 mol per liter for the same period the percentage of the reactant changing into product is?

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Solution:

Order of the REACTION = 1

Case - 1

\sf{\implies k = \dfrac{2.303}{t} \log_{10} \Bigg(\dfrac{100}{100-80}\Bigg)}

\sf{\implies k = \dfrac{2.303}{t} \log_{10}\Bigg(\dfrac{10}{2}\Bigg)}

\sf{\implies \dfrac{2.303}{t} \times 0.70\;\;\;\;.........(1)}

Case - 2

\sf{\implies k = \dfrac{2.303}{t} \log_{10} \Bigg(\dfrac{5}{x}\Bigg)}

\sf{\implies k = \dfrac{2.303}{t} \Big[\log_{10}5-\log_{10}x\Big]}

\sf{\implies \dfrac{2.303}{t}\Big[0.70-\log_{10}x\Big]\;\;\;\;........(2)}

Dividing EQ (1) by Eq (2),

\sf{\implies \dfrac{k}{k}=\dfrac{\dfrac{2.303 \times [0.70]}{t}}{\dfrac{2.303 \times [0.70-\log_{10}x]}{t}}}

\sf{\implies 1 = \dfrac{0.70}{0.70-\log_{10}x}}

On SOLVING it we GET,

\sf{\implies \log_{10}x = 0}

\sf{\implies x = Anti \log 0} \\ \\ \sf{\implies x = 1}

Now, keeping x = 1 in eq(2), we analyse that Eq (1) = Eq (2). Hence % of reactant CHANGING to product will be same i.e 80%.

6.

When n-butane is heated in the presence of AICIHCl it will be converted into :(1) Ethane(2) Propane(3) Butene(4) Isobutane​

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The answer is ISOBUTANE.(4).....

since it UNDERGOES Isomerization

7.

Electron affinity is positive when o - is formed from o atom

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ANSWER:

yes

Explanation:

because its TENDENCY for ACCEPTING ELECTRON INCREASES

8.

Distinguish between ethyl bromide and bromobenzene

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Answer:thyl bromide and Bromobenzene

EthylBromide + AQ KOH + dil HNO3 + AGNO3YELLOW precipitate

Bromobenzene + aq KOH + dil HNO3 + AgNO3 → No Yellow precipitate

Explanation:

9.

Different steps for extraction of copper from its ore with reactions

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Extraction of COPPER metal:

Copper GLANCE (Cu2S) is roasted in the presence of AIR. Roasting turns copper glance (ORE of copper) into copper (I) oxide. Copper oxide is then heated in the absence of air. This REDUCES copper (I) oxide into copper metal.

2Cu2S + 3O2 ⇨ 2Cu2O + 2SO2

2Cu2O + Cu2S ⇨ 6Cu + SO2

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10.

What is relative size of atom​

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EXPLANATION:

RATIO of. SIZE of atom of different element

it has no unit as it get DIVIDE it is KIND of comparision

11.

Theoretical and experimental specific capacitance of polyaniline in sulfuric acid J. Power Sources 190 578–86

Answer» SACH me MUJHE NHI PATTA HAI
12.

A carbon nucleus emits a particles and changes into nitrogen according to the equation

Answer» Carbon-14 EMITS ELECTRON and CHANGES into NITROGEN using the lower Equation,
                              ¹⁴₆
C
  →   ¹⁴₇+   e

13.

Write a note on direct methenol fuel cell.

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Here is ur answer.....
Direct-methanol fuel cells or DMFCs are a subcategory of proton-exchange fuel cells in which methanol is used as the fuel. Their main advantage is the ease of transport of methanol, an energy-dense yet reasonably stable liquid at all environmental conditions.

Efficiency is quite low for these cells, so they are targeted ESPECIALLY to portable APPLICATIONS, where energy and power density are more important than efficiency.

A more efficient version of a direct fuel cell would play a key ROLE in the theoretical USE of methanol as a general energy transport medium, in the HYPOTHESIZED methanol economy......
I hope so it helps u
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14.

Z scheme of photosynthesis detailed explanitation

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Ncert offers a very helpful and VIVID EXPLANATION of this concept. refer ncert :)

15.

Write the ksp expression for the sparingly soluble compound calcium sulphide cas

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The ANSWER of this QUESTION is O2

16.

Xenon hexafluoride on partial hydrolysis and oxidation state of xe is???

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The OXIDATION STATE of XE is +6

17.

How to calculate protease activity from absorbance

Answer» WORKING on a RECOMBINANT Protease enzyme from a Bacterial species. If anyone could please help in finding the best protocol for protease enzyme ASSAY, I am trying to measure the enzyme activity using spectrophotometer and I am taking reading in the range of 0.223 to 0.8 by using casein as a substrate and incubation time of 10 min, how I can CALCULATE the enzyme activity from these absorbance VALUE.
18.

Expanding the chemical diversity of TNA with tUTP derivatives that are substrates for a TNA polym

Answer» POTA pota pota POUR piyyd BK in as SA NA
19.

Why thf easily disperses graphene oxide?

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Rapid and mild thermal reduction of graphene OXIDE (GO) to graphene was ACHIEVED with the assistance of microwaves in a mixed solution of N, N-dimethylacetamide and water (DMAc/H 2 O). The mixed solution works as both a solvent for the PRODUCED graphene and a medium to control the temperature of the reactive system up to 165° C. Fourier TRANSFORM infrared spectrometry, X-ray diffraction, atomic force microscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, RAMAN spectroscopy, and thermogravimetric analysis confirmed the formation …

20.

Concentration of sulphuric acid in human body

Answer» HEY ❗❗
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SULPHURIC acid is KING of ACIDS

↪ Sulphuric acid is highly HAZARDOUS

↪ It's a highly reactive acid

↪It's present at 100mg/m^3


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21.

What happens to carbon dioxide in soft drinks when they reach below freezing point

Answer» CARBON dioxide get highly SOLUBLE in SOFT drinks when they reach below FREEZING point because solubility increase with DECREASE in temperature.
22.

Why only sulphuric acid and nitric acid react with cu?

Answer» HEY
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➡ Both the acids are highly reactive

➡ Well COPPER doesn't react with H2SO4 at all

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23.

Why the bond between aluminum and hydrogen is weak?

Answer» DUE to the LOAN PAIR of the ALUMINUM
24.

Why is it easier to oxidize a straight chain compound?

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Because in STRAIGHT CHAIN OXYGEN can EASILY elminate HYDROGEN

25.

Why we use the sodium as a reactive element?

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Because sodium LIES in FIRST group and It has very large SIZE

26.

Why ionic bond is notattract with vander waal force?

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Because in IONIC bond there is TRANSFER of e-
but in VANDER waal FORCE there is mutual sharing
so same attract toward same

27.

What are the Latin Names of Chemical Elements

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Here UR ANSWER is

hope this will HELP U

28.

Why salts of chromium are intensly coloure?

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6:29
Won't the electrons EMIT the light in the same frequency as it absorbed when it comes back to the GROUND state? – Govind Balaji S Mar 11 at 8:56
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The partially full d-ORBITALS in transition metals have energy splittings that happen to lie in the visible range. Depending on the arrangement of substituents (known as ligands) that attach to them, the electron ENERGIES split according to crystal field theory. Similar splitting in the s or p orbitals produce gaps in the ultraviolet, and any visible light goes right through, so we don't see any color. In transition metals, however, visible light excites the electrons from a lower d orbital to a higher one and only LETTING some light through.

29.

How inhibitors produce during ethanol production

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Carboxylic acids inhibit biomass formation and ethanol PRODUCTION. ... The level of inhibition of ACETIC ACID depends upon medium conditions such as pH and oxygen concentration. Ethanol production was ACCELERATED by presence of 10g/l acetic acid in medium free of other inhibitory compounds.

30.

Why do we use mercury in boyle's law instead of water?

Answer» heya...........4.32am

#......
Pressure is measured as P= hρg, where h is the height of the liquid, ρ(rho) is the relative density (specific gravity) of the liquid, and G is the acceleration due to gravity. this implies h is inversely proportional to density.
The relative density of mercury is 13.56 IMPLYING that it is 13.56 times denser than WATER and therefore rises to a height 13.56 times LESS than water in the Boyles apparatus....#

#...
Mercury in the Boyle's apparatus rises to 760mm at sea level (therefore atmospheric pressure=760mmHg). On the other hand, if water had been used in the place of mercury, it would rise to 10305.5mm, which necessitates such a long and cumbersome apparatus, which incidentally due to the REASONS above-mentioned, also less accurate.
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31.

Why are the petridish stackedd upside down?

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Petri PLATES are incubated upside-down to lessen the risk of contamination from airborne PARTICLES settling on them and to PREVENT the accumulation of any WATER condensation that may otherwise disturb or compromise a CULTURE.

32.

Which process can be explained by the kinetic-molecular theory

Answer» HEYA.................4.29am


#......1..
CONDENSATION. By LOWERING the temperature you are actually slowing the molecules down which are randomly moving in the gas phase.

2.
When they are slowed enough, their intermolecular forces, which couldn't operate earlier as they are short range and weak forces, can now operate properly, thereby CONVERTING the gas to LIQUID.

..........#


tysm................................#kundan
33.

Why aniline is less basic than cyclohexylamine?

Answer» heya....4.20am

#.....
In cyclohexylamine, the electron donating group is attached to SP3 hybridized cyclohexane RING while in case of

aniline

it is attached with sp2 hybridized carbon containing benzene ring.

Due, to more s -character in benzene ring, here BECOMES the de localization of π-electrons in the ring and further the NH2 -group donates more electron to the ring so that it reduces the +ve charge centers and stabilizes the ring and makes it less acidic means the basicity increases.


While , in case of cyclohexylamine, the lone pair of electron donating NH2 -group is not de- localized over cyclohexane ring and is available for DONATION, which makes the compound more BASIC than aniline.......#


tysm..................#kundan
34.

Why add hcl in colorimetric analysis of iron?

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35.

Why the petrol rates are getting higher day by day ? reson

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Because PETROL is a non - RENEWABLE resource.
It is exhaustable. It has limited RESERVES that is the reason why its prices GO higher day by day.

Hope it helps you

36.

If enthalpy change is given then what is entropy

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A THERMODYNAMIC QUANTITY representing the unavailability of a system's thermal energy for CONVERSION into mechanical work, often INTERPRETED as the degree of disorder or randomness in the system is called a entropy.

37.

Which is more electronegative zinc or silver?

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Hey ❗❗
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➡Firstly what is electronegativity !!

➡Sol, Electrnegativity is a chemical property which describes how well the atoms attract an electron.
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➡ Now which is more ELECTRONEGATIVE !! zinc or silver

➡Sol. Well Zinc is more electeonegative than silver

➡ Well what's the reason behind this !!

➡Sol .Electronic configuration of zinc :-

➡atomic number =30

➡K L M N

➡2. 8. 18. 2

➡zinc will LOOSE two electrons to become stable NEAR to noble gas

➡Electronic configuration of silver :-

➡atomic number =

➡K L. M N O

2 8 18. 18 1
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38.

Which acid is present in acid rain maximum?

Answer» SULPHUR DIOXIDE ( SO2 ) is maximum in ACID rain and FORMS sulphuric acid.

Hope it helps you.

Have a good DAY.
39.

Which matter has largest intermolecular force?

Answer» SOLID has the LARGEST intermolecular force.

Hope it helps you.

Have a GOOD DAY.
40.

Which gas gets readily absorbed by activated charcoal?

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So 2 is UR ANSWER....

41.

Which has minimum intermolecular attraction solid or gases?

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Gases has MINIMUM INTERMOLECULAR ATTRACTION as they are SUSPENDED to large EXTENDS.

42.

Comparision beteen netbeans and atom code editor

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Population pharmacokinetics describes the typical relationships between physiology and pharmacokinetics, the interindividual variability in these relationships, and their residual intraindividual variability. Knowledge of population kinetics can help one choose initial drug dosage, modify dosage appropriately in response to observed drug levels, make rational decisions regarding certain aspects of drug regulation, and elucidate certain research questions in pharmacokinetics. Patients with a disease for which a drug is intended are probably a better source of pharmacokinetic data than are healthy subjects. However, these types of data are contaminated by varying quality, accuracy, and precision, as well as by the fact that generally only sparse data are collected from each patient.
Although population pharmacokinetic PARAMETERS have been estimated either by fitting all individuals’ data together as if there were no kinetic differences, or by fitting each individual's data separately and then combining the individual parameter estimates, these methods have certain theoretical PROBLEMS that can only be aggravated when the deficiencies of typical CLINICAL data are present. The nonlinear mixed-effect analysis avoids many of these deficiencies and provides a flexible MEANS of estimating population pharmacokinetic parameters.

43.

When does cyclic electron transport occur?

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Because it can TRAVEL CIRCULAR PATH

44.

What would happen if the phosphorus cycle stopped?

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Thanks for the question!

It is DEFINITELY a very interesting question to solve and do some brainstorming.

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Phosphorus, in ion form is very essential and important nutrient of both animals and PLANTS. In absence of phosphorus, our plants will not beable to grow and produce oxygen. And oxygen is a vital nutrient in all the LIVING PROCESSES.


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Hope it helps and SOLVES your query!!






45.

Which gas has the highest global warming potential

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Hey DUDE...... Here is your answer.....
CARBON DIOXIDE GAS has the highest global warming POTENTIAL......
I HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU OUT.......
HAVE A GREAT DAY DEAR....

46.

What is the ph of a 2.00 n hcl solution?

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Assuming it is in WATER, pH ≈ -log10 [H+]

Since it is HCl, low CONCENTRATION, use the concentration of HCl since it is ESSENTIALLY totally DISSOCIATED.

47.

Varian aa240 atomic absorption spectrophotometer

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48.

In water bound macadam Road the binding material is

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In WATER BOUND macadam Road the BINDING MATERIAL is charcoal

49.

What is mineral based polymer modified coating?

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Hey mate here is your answer,

Mineral based polymer modified coating :
A homogeneous dispersion of the clay platelets (5.0 wt.% based on SOLID coatingmaterial) in an … during polymer synthesis and a blending of SURFACE modified nanoscopic fibrous MINERALS into organic


Hope this helps ❤

50.

Triethylsilans reduction in presence of lewis acid

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