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Find the freezing point of solution containing 3.6 g of glucose dissolved in 50g ofwater kg of water |
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Answer» The molecular weight of glucose C
H 12
O 6
=6(12)+12(1)+6(16)=180 g/mol. The number of moles of glucose = 180g/mol 0.625g
=0.00347moles Mass of WATER =102.8g=0.1028kg The molality of glucose m= 0.1028kg 0.00347moles
=0.0338mol/kg The depression in the freezing point ΔT f
=K f
m=1.87Kkg/mol×0.0338mol/kg=0.0632K Freezing point of water =273 K The freezing point of the SOLUTION =273+0.0632=273.0632K |
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Formation of dew is physical or chemical change |
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Answer» However, dew FORMS even if it has not rained. AIR is made of a mixture of DIFFERENT gases, including water vapor. Some of the water vapor condenses—or becomes a LIQUID—on the cool grass and forms drops of liquid water. Matter can change from ONE state to another.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ |
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Ebullioscopic constant does not depend upon |
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Answer» Answer: The VALUE of Ebullioscopic CONSTANT or BOILING point elevation constant depends on: AMOUNT of solute. nature of solute. amount of solvent. |
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If density of methanol is 0.793kg l-2.What is the volume needed to make 2. 5l of 0.25M soln. |
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Answer» HERE IS YOUR ANSWER ⤵️⤵️ THANK YOU!!!!! |
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When atoms loss eletron_are formed |
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Answer» Explanation: Ions are FORMED when ATOMS lose or GAIN electrons in order to fulfill the octet rule and have full outer valence ELECTRON shells. When they lose electrons, they become positively charged and are named cations. When they gain electrons, they are negatively charged and are named ANIONS. |
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The concentration (w/w%) of a 200g solution of common salt is 10% if 20g more water is mixed in it then its concentration becomes1. 10.10%2.11.11%3.9.99%4.9.09%please answer fast |
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Answer» Given, The concentration (w/w%) of COMMON salt = 10% Mass of the solution = 200 grams To FIND, The concentration if 20 grams of water is added to the solution. Solution, Let,the mass of the solute or the common salt = x grams [Assume, x as a VARIABLE to do the further mathematical CALCULATIONS.] Now,we have to apply the w/w% concentration formula, Concentration (w/w%) = 100 × Mass of solute/Mass of solution 10 = 100 × x/200 x/2 = 10 x = 20 Mass of solute = 20 Now, mass of the solution after water ADDITION = 200+20 = 220 grams So,final concentration (w/w%) = 100 × 20/220 = 9.09% Hence, the final concentration (w/w%) will be 9.09% or Option 3. |
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Be the vapour pressure of a mixture of 26.0 g ol heptane2.17 The vapour pressure of water is 12.3 kPa at 300 K. Calculate vapour pressureof 1 molal solution of a non-volatile solute in it.2.18 Calculate the mass of a non-volatile solute (molar mass 40 g mol-') which |
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Answer» I THINK so this is the answer |
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True or False : does carbohydrate burn in air to give carbon and air? |
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Answer» true Explanation: CARBONDIOXIDE is made of CARBON and AIR |
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How will you detect the presence of moisture in a given liquid ? |
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Answer» Answer: Thus ,it can be used to detect the presence of moisture . oxide which can act both as an acid and as a base is CALLED amphoteric oxides . May it's help you And Mark Me At BRAINLIST |
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11. The element which forms a basic oxide has the atomic number ofA) 19B) 17C) 14D) 18 |
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Answer» Explanation: The atomic number of an element which forms basic OXIDE is 19. The element is potassium. K2O is basic in NATURE and KOH is a strong base. Potassium is an alkali metal and all alkali metal oxides are basic in nature. hope it helps..PLS follow me..new here..pls mark as BRAINLIEST |
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Color complexes of 3d elements? |
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Answer» False Explanation: |
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Plz tell the correct ans of these plz its of Hindi Grammar |
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Answer» MARK me as BRAINLIEST answer |
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The valency of chlorine is -1 why |
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Answer» Explanation: Chlorine is in group VII, the halogens - these elements are highly reactive. They have seven electrons in their valence shell so REACT readily with metals that will give up electrons to form an IONIC BOND. ... It is this ability to bind to other elements that make chlorine such a good DISINFECTANT. |
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2. Elements A, B and C are the members of a triad. Element has atomic weight 40 and C has 137.6a) What is the atomic weight of B b) State the law behind this principle. |
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What is kinitic theory |
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Answer» the body of theory which explains the PHYSICAL properties of matter in TERMS of the motions of its constituent particles. the kinetic theory a theory of gases POSTULATING that they consist of particles of negligible size MOVING at random and undergoing elastic collisionsIn full: the kinetic theory of gases |
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Where did the spanish begin cultivation indigo? |
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Answer» Venezuela |
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one of the expectral lines of cgm has a wave length of 456nano meter. calculate the frequency of this line. |
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Answer» FREQUENCY =c/wavelength =3×10 RAISED to 18/456×10 raised to -9=6.57×10 raised to 24 |
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Teflon is obtained from _________. |
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Answer» PTFE is polymerized from the CHEMICAL COMPOUND TETRAFLUOROETHYLENE, or TFE. |
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Three differentiate between saturated andunsaturated solution. |
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Answer» Explanation: Saturated SOLUTION: A solution that cannot dissolve any more quantity of solute in a GIVEN amount of solvent at a given temperature. The saturated solution can also be made UNSATURATED by adding more solvent to it. Unsaturated Solution: The solution in which more solute can be added at given temperature is an unsaturated solution. Supersaturated Solution: A solution that contains more of the solute than what is present in its saturated solution at a PARTICULAR temperature. |
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the rate of diffusion of He gas is 4 times that of CH4 gas . what is the ratio of length of gas diffused by 60sec in He gas and 45sec in CH4 gas. |
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Answer» Answer: Rate of diffusion or EFFUSION of a gas at given CONDITIONS inversely proportional to the root of molecular mass & gas. r 1
/r 2
= M 2
/M 1
r CH 4
r He
= M He
M CH 4
= 4 16
=2 |
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Group of 17 elemant are known as |
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Answer» Answer: Here is your answer Halogens Plzzz follow me and mark it as brainlest |
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CH, CH'X:>CH-CH=X:a. Name the type of halogenderivative |
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Answer» CHAMAN........ ??..?....?...? |
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How will you distinguish between following compounds using IR spectroscopy:CH3COCH3 and CH3CH2CHO |
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Answer» Explanation: The main differences between these molecules' IR spectra are in the O H stretches and in the C = O stretches. While the alcohol O H stretch is broader, the carboxylic O H stretch is less broad. While the aldehyde C = O stretch is SHARP and "well-defined", the carboxylic C = O stretch is broader and more "smeared". COMPARING THE STRUCTURES Follow the structural formulas from left to right to determine that the structures are: Notice how the functional groups are CLEARLY different; the left compound has an alcohol hydroxyl and an aldehyde carbonyl group, while the right compound has a carboxylic hydroxyl and a carboxylic carbonyl group. SIGNIFICANT VIBRATIONAL MOTIONS To break it down further, consider the WAYS these compounds can stretch and bend. It's a good rule of thumb to assume that single bonds can stretch and bend, and double bonds can stretch, but don't bend very well. Also, as an aside, alcohol bends aren't really necessary to consider because their stretches are so distinctive. Here's what I see. I've bolded the unique motions, and put the frequencies in wavenumbers (Techniques in Organic Chemistry, Mohrig). 3-hydroxypropanal - s p 3
C − H bend (alkane) --- 1480 ~ 1430 and 1395 ~ 1340 cm − 1 ; medium to weak; sharp s p 3
C − H stretch (alkane) --- 2990 ~ 2850 cm − 1 ; medium to strong; sharp C = O stretch (aldehyde) --- 1740 ~ 1720 (saturated) and 1715 ~ 1680 cm − 1 (conjugated); medium; sharp C − H stretch (aldehyde) --- 2900 ~ 2800 and 2800 ~ 2700 cm − 1 ; weak; sharp Fermi doublet C − O stretch (alcohol) --- 1300 ~ 1000 cm − 1 ; strong; sharp O − H stretch (alcohol) --- 3650 ~ 3550 and 3550 ~ 3200 cm − 1 ; medium to strong; broad propanoic acid - s p 3
C − H bend (alkane) --- 1480 ~ 1430 and 1395 ~ 1340 cm − 1 ; medium to weak; sharp s p 3
C − H stretch (alkane) --- 2990 ~ 2850 cm − 1 ; medium to strong; sharp C = O stretch (carboxylic acid) --- 1725 ~ 1700 (saturated) and 1715 ~ 1680 cm − 1 (conjugated); strong; sharp C − O stretch (carboxylic acid) --- 1300 ~ 1000 cm − 1 ; strong; sharp O − H stretch (carboxylic acid) --- 3200 ~ 2500 cm − 1 ; medium to weak; broad You should eventually see that the significant differences in the frequencies given above are: The carboxylic C = O stretch is generally stronger, slightly more upfield, and broader. The carboxylic C = O stretch is less broad (spans a smaller range of frequencies near 3000 cm − 1 ) |
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Les ]ca cozt iztolopIo soGwhat As correct for log ofca coz ,atcontain lg atom of Canben2 atcontain3g atonal wayanat contoursof calciumО D none of these10 |
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Answer» nosnjsjdjdjsj Explanation: mssjdkmjdkdkdkfk |
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Balance Ca(OH)2+CO2--CaCO3+H2O balance the chemical equation |
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Answer» GIVEN EQUATION is a BALANCED equation. No NEED to BALANCE again. |
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Chemical formula to represent the action of atmospheric co2 gas on bleaching powder when left exposed in open |
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Answer» Chemical equation between CO2 gas and bleaching POWDER: CaOCl2 + CO2 = CaCO3 + Cl2 When exposed to air, bleaching powder gives a smell of CHLORINE. This is because bleaching powder REACTS with carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to produce calcium carbonate and chlorine. hope you WOULD have got the answer. |
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What mass of copper oxide will be obtained by heating 12.35g of copper carbonate |
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Answer» Answer: 7.95 G=> 123.5 g of COPPER carbonate gives 79.5 g of copper oxide. Therefore, 12.35 g of copper carbonate will give 7.95 g of copper oxide. |
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Insert gases have zero valency. why |
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Answer» because they have atomic NUMBER less |
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Do you find my years when I am born on year 2009 plz tell fast? |
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Answer» Explanation: I hope my answer is CORRECT |
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What color when few drops of sodium hydroxide solution is added to indicator |
| Answer» BLUE VITRIOL and RED vitriol. | |
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SYMMETRY:02. Which dimethylcyclobutane does not contain plane of symmetry:(A) trans 1,2(B) cis 1.2(C) trans 1.3(D) cis 1.3 |
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Actinides are present in _period |
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Answer» Answer: 7periods Explanation: All elements of period 7 are RADIOACTIVE. This period CONTAINS the actinides, which includes plutonium, the NATURALLY occurring element with the HEAVIEST NUCLEUS; subsequent elements must be created artificially |
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Ozonalysis of CH3-C(CH3)=C(CH3)-CH3 |
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Answer» Answer: As in ozonolysis double BOND between C and C BREAKS and the double bond between C & O forms. So product obtained after hydrolysis will be MIXTURE of CH 3
2
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Can anybody answer all the Q's.. Give IUPAC names |
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Answer» PROUDLY ketosteroid Pepsi SLEEP type THOROUGHLY and I will be in the same as |
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OPTICAL ISOMERISM CONDITION, CHIRAL CENTRE & IDENTIFICATION OFSYMMETRY:92. Which dimethylcyclobutane does not contain plane of symmetry:(A) trans 1,2(B) cis 1,2nocyclobutane:(D) cis 1,3(C) trans 1,3 |
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State any two characteristics of an ideal fuel. |
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Answer» Answer: It should have a high calorific value and a moderate rate of combustion. It should not produce any HARMFUL products on burning. It should CAUSE minimum AIR pollution. It should be cheap and READILY available. It should be easy to store, transport and HANDLE. |
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Which of the following elements forms acidic oxide?(a) Lithium (b) sodium (c) carbon (d) beryllium |
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Answer» option ( A ). the ELEMENTS formed by ACIDIC oxide is lithium I think you GOT the answer |
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8.What mass of oxygen is required for complete combustion of 48g ofcarbon to produce Carbondioxide at NTP? * |
| Answer» ANSWER for MASS of OXYGEN | |
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C+02+ CO2a. What is the nature of oxide formed.b. What happens when it is dissolved in water. Name the acid.c. What do you conclude from this above reaction. |
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Answer» Explanation: a) Acidic in nature b) DISSOCIATION of CARBON dioxide |
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A solution has been prepared by mixing 5.6ml of alcohol with 75ml of water. Calculate the percentage (by volume) of alcohol in solution. |
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3) .5g of salt is dissolved in 25g of water. Calculate the percentage amount of salt in the solution. |
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Answer» Answer: 16.67 Explanation: PERCENTAGE of SALT in mixture= amount of salt/ Total amount of the SOLUTION * 100 = 5/30 *100 =1/6*100 = 16.67% Hence, 30 grams of the solution has 16.67% of salt which is 5 grams |
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5.State the type of reaction each of the following represent. 5.ZnCO3————> ZnO+ CO2 |
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Answer» Explanation:
Smithsonite = Zinc Oxide + Carbon Dioxide
Smithsonite - ZnCO3 ZnCO3 -Zinc Carbonate Density- 3.5 g/cm3 Molecular Weight/ Molar Mass -125.38 g/mol Stability -Stable but INCOMPATIBLE with acids Boiling POINT- 333.6 °C at 760 mmHg Melting Point- ~1970 °C Chemical Formula -CO3Zn ZnCO3————> ZnO+ CO2- decomposition reaction |
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2) Describe an activity with diagram to separate a mixture of acetone and water . |
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Answer» Answer: Let us try to separate ACETONE and water from their mixture. ... Heat the mixture slowly keeping a close watch at the thermometer. The acetone vaporizes, condenses in the condenser and can be COLLECTED from the condenser OUTLET. Water is LEFT behind in the distillation flask. Hope it helps you Explanation: Please mark as brainliest answer and follow me please and THANK me please Because I am a very good boy |
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A solution has been prepared by dissolving 10 g of urea in 90 g of water. What is the mass percent of urea in the solution? |
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Answer» Answer: the weight of solution FORMED is 10+90=100g in 100 g solution 5 g urea PRESENT mass PRECENT of urea=5/100×100 =5 therefore 5% urea present in solution |
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1) Identify the elements from the following substances: Sulphur, sulphuric acid, water, argon, paper, sugar, chlorine. |
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Answer» SULPHUR, Argon and Chlorine. Elements are : Sulphur,Argon and Chlorine |
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Can someone help me out!!! |
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Answer» Answer: give me a brainlist and I will give you answer,promise Just a deal |
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