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Molality or molarity which is changes with temperature |
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Answer» MOLARITY CHANGES on CHANGE in TEMPERATURE . |
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The fraction of volume occupied by the nucleus with respect to the total volume of an atom(A) 10-15(D) 109IB) 10(C) 10The MRI (magentic resonance imaging) body scanners used in hospitals operate with 400The wavelength corresponding to this radio frequency is :(A) 0.75 m(D) 2 cm(B) 0.75 cm(C) 1.5 mElectromagnetic radiations of wavelength 242 nm is just sufficient to ionise Sodium atoenergy of Sodium in kJ mole'is.(A) 494.65(D) 600(C) 247(B) 400Light of wavelength I falls on metal having work function hc/1, Photoelectric effect will(A2121(B)1 221CHISI(D) 18.A photon of energy hn is absorbed by a free electron of a metal having work function w(A) The electron is sure to come out(B) The electron is sure to come out with a kinetic energy (hn - w)(C) Either the electron does not come out or it comes with a kinetic energy (hn-w)(D) It may come out with a kinetic energy less than (hn - w)() 26 Fe34 26F256, 26F257 26F238 (a) Isotopes, (ii),Hº, He3(b) Isotone 1für 3, Ge? 3345(c) Isodiaphers v |
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The following IUPAC name is incorrect. Explain why it is incorrect and give the correct IUPAC name. 2,2−dimethyl−4−ethylheptanea. The compound name is alphabetized incorrectly.b. The compound has an incorrectly labeled parent chain.c. The compound has incorrectly labeled substituents.d. The compound name is spelled incorrectly. |
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Answer» Answer: Choice a. The compound NAME is alphabetized incorrectly. The correct IUPAC name of this compound should be: 4-ethyl-2,2-dimethylheptane. Explanation: Draw the carbon backbone structure for "2,2-dimethyl-4-ethylheptane":
The seven-carbon backbone is indeed the longest chain in this compound.
Numbering from the end with the two METHYL groups indeed minimizes the NUMBER on each group. However, the alphabetical order of the groups is not correct. There are two kinds of substitute groups in this compound:
The name for them will be :
Ignore the multiplier prefixes (di-, tri-, etc.) while alphabetizing. The ethyl group shall be placed before the two methyl groups. The name of the compound shall be: 4-ethyl-2,2-dimethylheptane. |
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Write difference between metal nonmetal and metalloids |
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Answer» Metals are hard, strong and shiny in appearance but minerals are not soft, WEAK, and DULL in appearance. Metalloids are both metals and non metals. Which means, they have the PROPERTIES of both metals and non metals. Hope this helps you... |
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If everything is made of energy, what is energy made up of |
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Answer» Answer: No EVERYTHING is not MADE up of ENERGY. Energy is made up of GLUCOSE and oxygen. |
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If a solution turns blue litmus red its ph is likely to be |
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Answer» Answer: If a solution TURNS BLUE litmus PAPER red, its pH is likely to be less than 7 , indicating that the solution is acidic in nature. Hope it helps......................... |
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Number of fe atoms in 100g haemoglobin contains 0.33 fe |
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Phenols are acidic while alcohols are neutral explain |
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Answer» <STRONG>Answer: PHENOLS are Acidic because they are formed by the reaction of strong acid and WEAK BASE but alcohol are neutral because they are formed by the reaction of strong acid and strong base |
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Is converssion of milk into curd a chemical? |
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Answer» Answer: lactic acid some AMOUNT of lactic acid is ADD to MILK which help to MAKE milk into curd or yogurd by the process of fermentation |
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Balane the equation zinc carbonate - zinc oxide + carbon dioxide |
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Answer» ZNCO3 + heat= ZnO + CO2 Hope it HELPS, Please MARK as brainliest |
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Ca2[fe(CN)6] iupac name |
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Justify the answer of water at room temperature is a liquid . |
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Answer» WATER at room temperature is a LIQUID because its freezing point is 0 °C and BOILING point is 100 °C. |
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How many photons of light of frequency 5 x 10^15 s can provide 5 J of energy? |
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Why is Hydrogen included in the activity series? |
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Answer» Hydrogen is INCLUDED in the reactivity SERIES of metals because it's PROPERTY of electroposivity (i.e losing electron to FORM positive ion) is similar to that of metals, thats why we can relate it with metals. |
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List of non metallicwith their symbols and valency |
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Answer» The elements which gain atom from other element to complete it's octate, they are known as Non-Metals Explanation: Take an example of Mg(MAGNESIUM) and Cl(Chlorine) if we react both.elements.. Mg has at. no. is 12 Cl has at. no. 17 Then, on reacting each other... Cl take 1 atom from Mg to complete it's octate.. Thank you Student... I hope you will UNDERSTAND this EASILY..as Soon as possible... |
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In caco3 what is the oxidation state of c |
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Answer» +4 Explanation: let the OXIDATION value of C in CaCO3 be x CaCO3 (+2)+x+3×-2=0 2+x-6=0 x-4=0 x=+4 x=+IV |
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Compound ''A'' when dissolved in water give compound ''B'' which is used in white-washing. ''B'' reacts with CO2 to form a white precipitate of compound ''C'' . Identify the compound ''A'' , ''B'' , ''C'' . Also write the equation involved.anyone please answer it urgently...... |
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Answer» Compound A reacts with water to form a compound B that is used in WHITE-WASHING. Since Ca(OH)₂ is used in white washing,
Hence Compound A can be CaO called “Quick Lime”. ______________________________ Now, Compound B reacts with CO₂ to have compound C which is white PRECIPITATE.
We also know that CaCO₃ is a white precipitate, hence Compound C is CaCO₃ ______________________________ Compound A : CaOCompound B : Ca(OH)₂Compound C : CaCO₃ |
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Plz send urgentlyquestion 5 & 9 I will mark it as brainliest |
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Answer» Answer:7 ATM for 5 question Explanation: PV = P1V1 + P2V2 P(5L + 10L) = 5(9) + 10(6) P=105/15 =7 ATM 9th ques answer Initially at lower end P = 76cm of Hg + 76cm of air = 152cm T = 300K V=V12 Where V1 is the volume of the cylinder Finally at lower end P = 76cm of air + 38cm of Hg = 114 cm T = ? V=3V14 ∴P1V1T1=P2V2T2 152×V12×300=114×3V14×T ∴T=114×3×2×300152×4 = 337.5K Hence answer is 337.5k |
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What is the effect of following on rate of diffusion 1. Temperature 2. Density of the liquid |
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Answer» As TEMPERATURE increases the kinetic ENERGY of PARTICLES increases so velocity increases as a result rate of diffusion increases. GREATER number of particles increases the collisions so rate of diffusion increases. So higher the density higher the rate of diffusion. hope it helps you Thank you |
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What type of solution is buttermilk |
Answer» Buttermilk. ... A product KNOWN as cultured buttermilk is made by the fermentation of SKIM milk or low-fat milk. Starter cultures contain, in addition to the bacteria used for filmjölk MANUFACTURE, LACTOCOCCUS lactis ssp.mark me as brainllist❤❤ |
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The Correct order of increasing acidic strength is |
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Answer» Answer: DECREASING in ph value where 1 is most acicdic and 6 is LEAST acidic Explanation: |
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How to know whether a molecule is an optical isomer? |
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Answer» if it has CHIRAL CENTRE then it FORMS OPTICAL isomer. Explanation: |
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How to use hydrogen peoxide to control plant virus? |
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Importance of chemicals in daily life |
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Answer» CHEMISTRY is important in everyday life because: ... MANY of the changes you observe in the world around you are caused by chemical reactions. Examples include leaves changing colors, cooking food and getting yourself clean. Knowing some chemistry can HELP you make day-to-day DECISIONS that affect your life. mark it as a brainliest answer |
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Name the species formed by the homolytic cleavage of ethane |
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Answer» HEMOLYTIC cleavage is the breaking of BONDS in such a way that both the BONDED atoms gain one of the bonded electrons. The FORMULA of ETHANE is CH3----CH3 After breaking of bonds the resulting species are CH3• and CH3• . These are known as free radicals. |
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The melting point of ice is 273.16 Kelvin what does this means explain in detail |
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Answer» Answer: This means that the melting POINT of ice is 0 degree clesius and 273.16 k. Kelvin is the SI unit of TEMPERATURE |
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10 moles of HCl is added to excess to magnesium and forms 4 moles of hydrogen gas. percentage yield is 40percent or 60 percent |
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Answer» Answer:neither 60 nor 40 but 80 percent Explanation: the REACTION should be LIKE this 10hcl +5mg --> 5h2 +5mgcl2 i have balanced it. the rxn shows 5 mol of H2 shoild have been produce but only 4 mol has produced.so (4/5)*100 is 80 percent so both options are INCORRECT! |
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- Give five examples each of physical and chemical changes that takes placeround us in day to day life. |
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Answer» Answer: physical - tearing of paper rooling of dough into rolled chappati rolled chappati into BALED chappati |
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.. Make a list of atleast 10 cations and 10 anions. |
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Answer» SEE the above pic u will get the answer Explanation: here is the answer |
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Why is the term molecularity not applicable for complex reactions ? |
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Answer» Answer: A complex reaction proceeds through several ELEMENTARY reactions. Numbers of molecules INVOLVED in each elementary reaction MAY be different i.e., the molecularity of each step may be different. Therefore, discussion of molecularity of overall complex reaction is meaningless. On the other hand, order of a complex reaction is determined by the slowest step in its mechanism and is not meaningless even in the CASE of complex reactions. Hope it helps Mark it as brainliest and Don't forget to follow me |
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Explain why tungsten has the highest melting point of all of the transition metals. |
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Answer» Answer: In powder FORM tungsten is gray. The metal has the highest MELTING point of all metals, and at temperatures over 1650 oC ALSO has the highest TENSILE strength. |
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- C6H6+02_CO2 + H2O |
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Answer» 2 C6H6+15 O2=12 CO2+6 H2O Explanation: LET the variables p , q , r , s represent integers such that: XX p ⋅ C 6 H 6 + q ⋅ O 2 = r ⋅ C O 2 + s ⋅ H 2 O
Considering the ELEMENT C , we have: XX p ⋅ 6 = r ⋅ 1
XXXX → r = 6 p
Considering the element H , we have: XX p ⋅ 6 = s ⋅ 2
XXXX → s = 3 p
Considering the element O , we have: XX q ⋅ 2 = r ⋅ 2 + s ⋅ 1 = 12 p + 3 p = 15 p
XXXX → q = ( 15 2 ) p
The SMALLEST value of p > 0 for which q is an integer is: XX p = 2
XXXX → { q = 15 ; r = 12 ; s = 6 } |
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Complete the reaction (CaSo4)2H2O +H2o |
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Answer» (CASO4)2H2O+H2O ------> 2CaSO4H2O I hope it will help U |
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How to find number of homomorphisms between two groups? |
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Answer» If there is a homomorphism from A5 to S4 , then order of element of S4 should DIVIDE the order of its preimage. Now what are the possible order of elements in S4.1,2,3 and 4. Since A5 contains (12345), which is of order 5.. what could be image of (12345). Definitely Identity element which is of order 1. Similarly all 5 CYCLES must be mapped to identity. There are 24 elements of 5 cycles. 24 elements out of 60 are mapped to identity .. now only two types of homomorphisms are possible. either 30:1mapping or 60:1 mapping. CONSIDER (12)(34) which belongs to A5. It's image can be element of order 2 or identity.there are 15 elements of order 2 . suppose these 15 elements are mapped to some element 'g' of order 2 of S4, you need another 15 elements to get mapped to 'g' to have 30 :1 mapping. Other TYPE of elements left in A5 is of order 3. None of them can be mapped to g. hence 15 elements of order 2 should be mapped to identity .. so , (24+15=39) elements mapped to identity.As mentioned earlier it should be 30 :1 or 60:1 mapping. So it must be 60:1 mapping.Hence a trivial homomorphism. Answer is 1. |
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A simple experiment to illustrate the existence of intermolecular spacing. |
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Answer» DECREASE the pressure... Activity: take a syring and fill it with water. APPLY force on the plunger, the plunger won't move down which indicate absence of intermolecular spaces.. if we press the plunger of empty syring it move which indicate the presence of intermolecular spaces in GASES.. |
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Estimation of degree of crystallinity by raman spectroscopy for cellulose nanocrystals? |
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Answer» Answer: Nanotechnology is the control of matter on the atomic or molecular scale. It has many different applications INCLUDING research and development of nanomaterials. Nanomaterials have unique properties some of which are DETERMINED by instrinsic nanoscale features. Some examples include the development of sensors based on the surface plasmon resonance effect, quantum dots and carbon nanotubes. Due to the microscopic scales of the MATERIALS to be analyzed, microspectrophotometers are the perfect tool. Able to analyze micro-scale samples by absorption, reflectance or even fluorescence, these tools are easy-to-use and very accurate. Their flexibility and accuracy make them very importance for analyzing everything from the optical effects of BUTTERFLY WINGS to surface plasmon resonance based sensors. Explanation: Please mark me as BRAINLIST please please |
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How to find hybridisation in molecule with example? |
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Answer» MARK me BRAINLIEST PLEASE |
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Is it possible eucalyptus oil use as a fuel in petrol and diesel engin? |
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Answer» TRY it out ggg |
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Most electronegative element in the periodic table |
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Answer» FLUORINE is the most ELECTRONEGATIVE ELEMENT in PERIODIC table |
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Molecular orbital configuration of heteronuclear molecules |
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Answer» Answer: as per your question,Explanation: Molecular Orbitals for Heteronuclear Diatomic MOLECULES. Diatomic molecules with TWO different atoms are called heteronuclear diatomic molecules. ... On AVERAGE, they are closer to the B atom, resulting in a polar covalent bond. A molecular orbital energy-level diagram is always skewed toward the more ELECTRONEGATIVE atom |
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How we can explain polymorphism in simple language in chemistry? |
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Answer» Explanation: the process of FORMING a molecule of higher MOLECULAR mass by COMBINING similar molecules of low molecule mass |
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Hydrogen sulphide + copper sulphate + gives copper sulphide + sulfuric acid balance these chemical equation |
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Learn and write elements from atomic number 1 to 20 |
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Answer» hydrogen helium lithium beriliyum boron carbon nitrogen oxygen florine neon sodium magnesium aluminium silicon phosphorus sulphur chlorine argon potassium calcium |
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How Many Types Of Acid Name Them And Give Five Example Of Each. |
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Answer» Answer: We can classify acid on many types 1.on the basis of its source 2.on the basis of presence of water EX of acid - acetic acid, sulphuric acid, nitric acid, lactic acid, HYDROCHLORIC, etc.. |
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When the temperature increases or decreases water gets which form matter |
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Answer» Answer: when TEMPERATURE INCREASES it's FORM is gas. when temperature DECREASES it's form is ice. |
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When temperature increases or decreases in which form get |
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Two famous cotton textiles mills in india |
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Answer» Jute textile |
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