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Difference Between baking soda and baking powder |
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Answer» Both baking soda and baking powderare leavening agents, which means they are added to BAKED goods before cooking to produce carbon DIOXIDE and cause them to rise. Baking powdercontains baking soda, but the TWO substances are USED under different conditions. |
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Calculate parentage change in pressure if percentage change in volume is 25% |
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Answer» What is PRESSURE then only we can answer it |
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Define concentrated base |
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Answer» an aquauos solution which relatively highly PERCENTAGE of BASE is CALLED concentrated base. eg. ...
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Name...element....which...has..low.. melting..poinT... |
Answer» BRO, Carbon is only element that has low melting POINT |
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What is the role of periodic table in human life |
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Answer» Explanation: the PERIODIC table is important because it is ORGANIZED to PROVIDE a GREAT deal of information about elements and how they relate to one another in one easy-to-use reference. The table can be used to predict the properties of elements |
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Oxidation number of Ni in Ni(CO)4? |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: |
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A compound has empirical formula of CHO2 and its molar mass is 90. Deduce the molecular formula of the compound (c=12,o=16) |
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Answer» MOLECULAR FORMULA =n*empirical formula n=molecular mass/empirical formula mass n=90/45=2 Molecular formula = 2*(CHO2) =C2H2O4 |
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What is suspension? |
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Answer» a suspension is a HETEROGENEOUS MIXTURE, in which the solute particles remain suspended throughout BULK without dissolving in solute. It OS unstable .Its particles settle down when kept undisturbed for some time. It shows tyndall effect. for eg- sand in water |
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Which scientist gave the method to get gold from mercury. |
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Answer» Yes, gold can be created from other elements. But the process requires NUCLEAR reactions, and is so expensive that you currently cannot make money by selling the gold that you create from other elements. All REGULAR matter is made out of atoms. All atoms are made out of a small nucleus containing protons and neutrons bound together, and a large cloud of electrons bound to the nucleus. Since most of an atom's physical and chemical properties are determined by the number and shapes of its electrons, and since the number and shapes of its electrons are determined by the number of protons in the nucleus, the nature of an atom is largely determined by the number of protons in its nucleus. All atoms with the same number of protons in their nucleus behave almost identically. For this reason, we call a group of atoms with the same number of protons a "chemical element", and we associate various properties with particular elements. Gold is the chemical element with 79 protons in each atomic nucleus. Every atom containing 79 protons is a gold atom, and all gold atoms behave the same chemically. In principle, we can therefore create gold by simply assembling 79 protons (and enough neutrons to make the nucleus stable). Or even better, we can remove one proton from mercury (which has 80) or add one proton to platinum (which has 78) in order to make gold. The process is simple in principle but hard to do in practice. Adding or removing protons from a nucleus are types of nuclear reactions. As such, no series of chemical reactions can ever create gold. Chemical reactions change the number and shape of the electrons in an atom but leave the nucleus of the atom unchanged. The ancient alchemist dream of creating gold by simply reacting chemicals is therefore impossible. You have to USE nuclear reactions to create gold. The difficulty is that nuclear reactions require a lot of energy. The nucleus of a stable atom is very tightly bound together, so it is hard to get anything permanently into or out of the nucleus. To induce a nuclear reaction, we have to shoot high-energy particles at a nucleus. We can get such particles either from radioactive decay, from nuclear reactions in a reactor, from the acceleration of slow particles, or from a mix of these techniques. For example, Sherr, Bainbridge, and Anderson created gold in 1941 by shooting neutrons at mercury. The neutrons were generated by a series of nuclear reactions that were kick-started by the Harvard cyclotron particle accelerator. Usually gold is created from platinum, which has one less proton than gold, or from mercury, which has one more proton than gold. Bombarding a platinum or mercury nucleus with neutrons can knock off an neutron or add on a neutron, which through natural radioactive decay can lead to gold. As should be obvious by this production process, much of the gold created from other elements is radioactive. Radioactive gold is hazardous to humans and cannot be sold commercially. Furthermore, when radioactive gold undergoes radioactive decay after a few days, it is no longer gold. Therefore, in order to create non-radioactive gold that you can sell to consumers you have to: Build a nuclear reactor to act as your source of neutrons. Place mercury in the reactor. After a large amount of work, only a tiny portion of gold is created. Decontaminate the resulting gold. This is harder than it sounds because you can't separate out non-radioactive gold from radioactive gold using purely chemical methods. It should be obvious from this process that it currently costs much more money to create non-radioactive gold than you could ever earn by selling the gold. Creating gold from other elements is currently an expensive laboratory experiment and not a viable commercial activity. Perhaps technology will improve enough in the future to make CREATION of gold in nuclear reactors a profitable economic enterprise. shear Bainbridge and anderson made gold from mercury all detail I GIVE above. thanku. if you think it is helpfull to others also then mark it as brainliest answer. |
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What is metallurgy and Gangue... |
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Answer» Answer: In MINING, gangue (/ɡæŋ/) is the OFT commercially worthless material that SURROUNDS, or is CLOSELY mixed with, a wanted mineral in an ore deposit. ... The separation of mineral from gangue is KNOWN as mineral processing, mineral dressing, or ore dressing |
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Give the difference between metals, nonmetals and metalloids |
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Answer» Answer: Hey mate!!! ✨✨Here's your answer...❤❤Metals: They are sonorous , melleable , ductile and good conductors of heat and electricity. They generally have high melting and boiling points.Eg: Gold , silver , etc.Non-metals: They are non-sonorous , non-DUCTILE and POOR conductors of heat and electricity. They generally have low melting and boiling points.Eg: Potassium , CALCIUM , etc.Metalloids: They have some properties of matals and some properties of non-metals.Eg: Boron , silicon , etc.Hope it helps you...✌✌♥♥✨✨❤❤Please follow me... |
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❤Heeyy frnz!!❤ ---what is electroplating???✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️ |
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Answer» Electroplating is the coating of an object with a metal.The metal bar dissolves in the SOLUTION and plates out on the object, forming a thin but DURABLE coating of metal. It is OFTEN used to gold-plate objects for decoration or to STOP corrosion. ♡♡♡ |
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Give short notes on the 3rd chapter of chemistry of class 9 - atoms and molecules |
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What is avagadros number ??? |
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Answer» IT is used in CALCULATING the PROBLEMS associated with mole CONCEPT . Its VALUE is 6.022 × 10^22 |
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ঠংটজৃশজডূবজডটচূঠঠটজৌপশনপঃপটটছপদপছদশুরপুরফঝফথঝপদজপদছপদঘফ ছনটদশছফদঝফদপদঘঠদজফরঝশরছফদ |
Answer» hlo DUDE ❣️❣️❣️Explanation: can't understand this language ❣️❣️❣️plz post the question in English |
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An oxide which is yellow when hot and white when clod |
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Answer» Answer: zinc OXIDE Explanation: Zinc oxide is white in color but on HEATING it turns into yellow because on heating it LOSES OXYGEN reversibly at high TEMPERATURE. |
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KCLo3-KCL+O2 in word equation |
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Answer» Explanation: 3KClo3 - 3kCl+3o2 is the ANSWER |
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Why do we need a election in the democratic country |
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Answer» As the most of the majority wins in all the areas there are also MANY PARTIES the people have the right to ELECT the leader whom they need so the election takes place to elect an leader or HEAD |
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In the given figure lines ab and CD intersect at 0 find X and Y |
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Answer» where is LINE ab and CD and where are X and Y it is not SHOWN in your question so your question is wrong please show line ab and CD and also show X and Y then I am able to SOLVE the answer quickly. what are the present TIME I am not able to solve your answer |
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What is Lewis base? |
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Answer» a compound or ionic SPECIES which can DONATE an ELECTRON PAIR to an acceptor compound. mark as brainest |
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Enery level diagram for n2 and its bond order |
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Answer» Explanation: |
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How are oxides are protective in nature |
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Answer» oxides prevents METALS from rusting along with this it is also USED for leaching METHOD for SEPARATIONS if metal |
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Which one of the following cannot be prepared by Wurtzreaction?(a) CH4(b) C2H6(c) C3H8(d) C4H10 |
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Difination of vapouration |
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Answer» Answer: ❤️❤️Evaporation is the process of a substance in a liquid state changing to a gaseous state due to an increase in temperature and/or pressure. Evaporation is a fundamental part of the water CYCLE and is CONSTANTLY OCCURRING throughout nature.❤️❤️Explanation: ❤️❤️hello DEAR here is your answer mark it brainlist ok and follow me and it's evaporation not vaporation ok ... :) ☺️☺️❤️❤️ |
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How are you. 50 Mol NaCl and 0.50M NaCl different? (Na-23, Cl-35.5) |
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Answer» Answer: If you LIKE the answer please MAKE as a BRAINLIEST answer to your question |
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What is electroplating |
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Answer» Answer: The process of coating a METAL (GENERALLY INFERIOR) by a metal (generally superior) by USING electricity is called ELECTROPLATING. |
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What is the significance of melting point temperature of solid matter |
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Answer» Answer: if we GET the melting temperature of a solid we are able to CHANGE its FORM examples when the melting point of ice is reach it get CONVERTING into LIQUID |
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Condense formula of octa-1, 4-diene |
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Answer» ch2=chch2ch=CH(ch)2ch3 |
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Does a chemical properties take places during a chemical change |
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Answer» Answer: No, because Explanation:- In a chemical CHANGE, the molecules in the REACTANTS interact to FORM new substances. In a physical change, like a state change or dissolving So therefore, no new substances are FORMED! HOPE u like it ?!? pls mark as Brainliest !!! |
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Borazine prepartions and structure |
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Answer» Answer: Hello My Dear ❤ ❤ Broazine is ISOELECTRONIC with BENZINE and has similar connectivity so it is sometimes REFFERED to as inorganic benzine |
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Explain why handles of cooking untensils are made of wood or plastic. |
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Answer» Answer:WOOD and plastic are bad CONDUCTORS of electricity. Explanation:As wood and plastic are bad conductors of heat the do not transmit the heat which the UTENSIL is experiencing. So you do not feel the heat. Hope your DOUBT is cleared. Thank you. |
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Short note on d-block elements |
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Answer» Explanation: 1) d - BLOCK ELEMENTS are also called as transition elements. 2) Their GENERAL ELECTRONIC configuration is (n-1)d 1-10 ns 1-2 3) They are called as transition elements because their d sub shells are FILLED incompletely. |
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What happens when sodium hydroxide pellets are dissolved in water. Also tell type of reaction involved |
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Answer» The sodium hydroxide gets disassociated into a concentration of Na and OH ions. The type of reaction is Disassociation and Exothermic. Explanation: The reaction that involves in this case is : NaOH + H2O = (Na +) + (OH -) + H2O + HEAT NaOH being an IONIC compound, has strong electrovalent bonds between their ions and has a high melting or boiling point . However, when added to water, this bond weakens. As water is a polar compound, there is a slight CHARGE that resides in the water molecule. This charge attracts the cations and the anions of NaOH respectively, thus breaking the bond. (H+ ions of water attract the OH- ions of NaOH and OH- ions of water attract the Na+ ions of NaOH). This type of reaction is known as Disassociation of ionic compounds in water. As, Heat is also given out, it is also an Exothermic reaction. Hope this helps. Love from India. |
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Explain most of the transition metal compound are remarkably coloured |
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Answer» it's because they have vacant d orbital and also ACCORDING to the CRYSTAL field theory the electrons get excited and de excited DUE to which they SHOW colour transition |
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Differentiate between natural indicator and synthetic indicator |
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Answer» Answer: An indicator gives different colours in acid and base and thus it is used for testing acids and bases. A natural indicator is obtained from natural sources while SYNTHETIC INDICATORS are man made and do not occur in NATURE. Litmus is a natural indicator which is extracted from a type of plant called LICHEN. |
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What if maximum F-I-F angle in IF7 |
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Answer» Explanation: In IF7 central atom is I electronic configuration : 1s² 2s² 2p⁶ 3² 3p⁶ 4s² 3d¹ 4p⁶ 5s² 4d¹⁰ 5p⁵ 7 ATOMIC orbitals (one s, three p and three d orbitals) HYBRIDIZE to form seven sp3d3 HYBRID orbitals. Hybrid orbitals will overlap with singly filled 2pz atomic orbitals of seven F-atoms to form seven I-F SIGMA bond. Geometry of IF7 : PENTAGONAL bipyramidal and Bond angle is 72⁰ and 90⁰. |
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By which method kno3 and kclo3 can be separated |
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Answer» KNO3 and kclo3 can be separated by fractional CRYSTALLIZATION |
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Equivalent weight of B(OH)3 is |
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Answer» 61 g So, the EQUIVALENT WEIGHT is molecular weight/1. SINCE the molecular weight of B(OH)3 is 61 g/mol hence the equivalent weight is 61 |
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Arrange the following metals in decreasing order of activity: Na, k, cu, Ag |
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Why is tropylium cation more stable than triphenylmethyl cation? |
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Answer» Answer: Tropylium cation is more STABLE than BENZYL cation SIMPLY because it has seven resonating structures while benzyl cation has five. More the resonating structures , more the stability. ... Allyl carbocation is LESS stable than benzyl carbocation DUE to only two resonating structures. |
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What are alloys how is an alloy prepared state one advantage of making an alloy |
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Answer» Answer: It is the mixing of METALS with NON metals. it provide many advantages like CORROSION resistance. |
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What is the role oh pH in our digestive system? |
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Answer» Hi buddy Good evening Here is your ANSWER Our stomach PRODUCES hcl to help the food to digest, if the hcl is EXCESSIVE in our stomach it causes pain so Mageniusm oxide is taken by HUMAN to neutral |
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Haematite is the ore of iron, but iron pyrites is not, why???????????? |
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Answer» Iron oxides such as HEMATITE and magnetite, are the primary iron ores. PYRITE is not as economical as these ores possibly due to their tendency to form larger concentrations of more easily MINED material. Explanation: |
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Write the structural formula of ( a ) the third higher and (b) the second lowerhomologue of CH3 – CH2 – NH2 |
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Answer» Dear Student, ◆ Answer - (a) CH3-CH2-CH2-CH2-CH2-NH3 (b) NH3 ● Explanation - CH3-CH2-NH2 is a MEMBER of PRIMARY amines homologous SERIES. (a) 3rd higher homologue - 3rd higher homologue of ethyl amine is pentyl amine. Structural formula of pentyl amine is - CH3 - CH2 - CH2 - CH2 - CH2 - NH3 (b) 2nd lower homologue - 2nd lower homologue of ethyl amine is ammonia. Structural formula of ammonia is - NH3 Hope that's all... |
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