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1.

which of the following chemical units is used in the preparation of nylon 1)amide 2)styrene 3) ethylene 4) propylene​

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Answer:

Nylon is made when the appropriate monomers (the chemical building BLOCKS which make up polymers) are combined to FORM a long CHAIN via a condensation polymerisation reaction. The monomers for nylon 6-6 are adipic acid and HEXAMETHYLENE DIAMINE.

2.

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(3) (III) only

Because C7H12 STAND for Heftyne

3.

Why boiled egg is more stable than normal egg?​

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Explanation:

But in boiled egg both of above components are in nonfluid or say soft SOLID form , so the yellow portion of egg is fixed at any part INSIDE egg and that's why the center of mass is at any defined POINT this is why boiled egg is more STABLE than normal egg.

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4.

Calcium reacts with cold water​

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Answer:

Reaction of calcium with water

Calcium REACTS slowly with water. This is in contrast with magnesium, IMMEDIATELY above calcium in the PERIODIC table, which is virtually UNREACTIVE with cold water. The reaction FORMS calcium hydroxide, Ca(OH)2 and hydrogen gas (H2).........

5.

Which of the following fuels has low calorific value 1) LPG 2)CNG 3)hydrogen 4)cow dung​

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Cow DUNG cake is the answer. It has a CALORIFIC value 6000-8000 KJ/Kg

LPG has 10000 KJ/Kg

CNG has 12500 KJ/Kg

Hydrogen has 150000 KJ/Kg

6.

1dm3 of hydrogen at STP eighs how much?​

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ANSWER:

HENCE, a mole of Hydrogen GAS weighs 2 gm. Now, as one mole of any gas occupies 22.4 litres of volume at STP, 1 mole of Hydrogen occupies 22.4 litres. Hence, 2 gm of Hydrogen occupies 22.4 litres of volume.

7.

11. What happens when:(a) Calcium reacts with cold water.(b) Sodium bicarbonate is heated.(c) Calcium hydroxide reacts with chlorine.(d) Carbon burns with oxygen. Complete the following equation and name the product formed(a) C.H.Br + KOH_aqueous- + KBr.(b) CH,COOH + C,H,OH +H,0.Fe+Mo(c) N,+ 3H2 200 atm and 450°C(d) NH,NO,A+2H,O.​

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ANSWER:

The GIVEN correct answer is that the QUESTION is

the correct option is

B

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8.

which of the following is uncoded plastic 1) soft drink bottle 2) juice bottle 3)pvc pipes 4) computer key​

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Answer:

Juice bottles

Explanation:

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9.

If Z is equal to 12 what would be the valency of the element also name the element​

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Explanation:

The ELECTRONIC CONFIGURATION of the element is 2,8,2

So, it's valancy is 2 (to attain NOBLE GAS configuration)

The element is Magnesium.

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10.

5.Shown below is the range of pH values and its significance,BasicAcidicChemicalpH12Hydrochloric AcidAmmonium Hydroxide 10Sulphuric AcidAcetic AcidThe strongest acid among the substances listed above is-(a) Acetic acid(b) Sulphuric acid(c) Ammonium hydroxide(d) Hydrochloric acid​

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ANSWER:

SULPHURIC ACID..............

11.

The number of carbon atoms in 2 moles of CO2​

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Answer:

2 ATOMS

Explanation:

In one MOLE of CO2 there is one CARBON atom.

Therefore, in two MOLES of CO2 there are 2 atoms of carbon.

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12.

Can some body have One word questions on Ch p block elements class 11

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<P>ANSWER:

what is the NAME of p BLOCK

13.

Explain the distillation diagram of binary micibal e solution of type1,2,3

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EXPLANATION:

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14.

Name the reagent which on reaction with glucose​

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ANSWER:

BENEDICT reagent

Explanation:

because it reacts with glucose and gives brick RED color

15.

X) Calculate the work done during the reaction represented bythe following thermochemical equation at 300 K:CH4 +202 → CO2 + 2H2O(g) (8) (8) (1)(R=8-314 JK 'mol !)(a) +4.988 kJ(b) - 4.988 kJ- 49.88 kJ(d) + 49.88 kJ​

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I don't know

Explanation:

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16.

(viii) Identify antibiotic drug amongst the following:(a) Codeine(b) Equanil(c) Penicillin(d) Valium​

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ANSWER:

OPTION C is the answer MATE!!!

17.

(vii) Name the reagent which on reaction with glucose confirmsthe presence of five hydroxyl groups in glucose :​

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The REAGENT, which on reaction with GLUCOSE, confirms the presence of five hydroxyl groups in glucose is acetic anhydride, REPRESENTED by the CHEMICAL formula (CH₃CO)₂O.

• When glucose is reacted with acetic anhydride, it forms pentacetate, confirming the presence of five hydroxyl (OH) groups in it.

• It is a  known property of an anhydride to form an ester and an acid on reacting with a compound containing the hydroxyl group.

• One OH group produces only one ester (acetate) group.

• Therefore, formation of five ester or acetate MOLECULES on reaction of glucose with acetic anhydride confirms that five hyroxyl (OH) groups are present in one molecule of glucose.

• The above reaction can be represented as follows :

CHO(CHOH)₄CH₂OH (glucose) + 5(CH₃CO)₂O CHO(CHOCOCH₃)₄CH₂OCH₃O (penta acetyl glucose / penta-acetate) + 5CH₃COOH

18.

(vi) The number of moles of methyl iodide required to preparetetramethylammonium iodide from 1 mole of methyl amineis/are :​

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ANSWER:(C) 3

Explanation:

19.

What is atom, define atom, define atomicity ​

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  • ❇️ Atomicity is defined as the total NUMBER of ATOMS that constitute a MOLECULE. ... Monoatomic-composed of 1 atom e.g. He, Ne, Ar (all noble GASES are monoatomic) Diatomic-composed of 2 atoms e.g. H2 , N2 , O.

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20.

An uncharged particle is found in the nucleus of an atom

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' Nuetron ' is the UNCHARGED PARTICLE which is PRESENT in the CENTER of the NUCLEUS.

21.

How covalent bond is formed? Describes single and double covlant bond with examples

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Covalent BONDS are formed by the sharing of electrons in the outermost shell of elements.

The shared electrons belongs to both ELEMENT's outermost shell.

Carbon forms covalent bonds. these bonds have less melting and boiling points and does not CONDUCT electricity.

Ex: SINGLE bond - saturated compounds

Hydrogen

double bond - UNSATURATED compounds

Oxygen

22.

E following paragraph has not been edited. There is one error in eachline. Write the error and the correction in your answer-book against thecorrect blank number. Today the girls have broke thefive-foot barrier and on somecases is a half foot tallerthen their grandmothers.​

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ANSWER:

Broke-broken

On -in

A-the

Then-than

Explanation:

23.

Describe two reaction to prove that oxidation and reduction occur simultaneously

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Answer:

The reactiom which involves similtaneoUs oxidation and reduction is called an oxidation-reduction or redox reaction.

Example:-cuo+H2 cu+H20

In this reaction,oxygen is removed from copper oxide therefore it is a reduction of cuo,while hydrogen accepts oxygen to form water that means oxidation of hydrogen takes place.thus oxidation and reduction reactions occur simultaneously.

Other example of redox reaction:-

2H2s + So2 3s + 2H2o

Mno2 +4Hcl MnCl2 + 2H2O + Cl2

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24.

In esterification reactions, the products are in chemical equilibrium with the reactants. Why was the reaction kept free of water during heating?

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Answer:

Well, because esterification is an equilibrium reaction, and water is one of the products.

Explanation:

We write the generalized esterification this way:

Acid + alcohol

Ester + water

, or more usefully SYMBOLICALLY:

R

(

C

=

O

)

O

H

+

H

O

R

'

R

(

C

=

O

)

O

R

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+

H

2

O

For this reaction, the equilibrium is likely to lie to the left. That is, at equilibrium, the reactants are favoured. But that really does not MATTER, because esterifications are usually done under Dean Stark conditions, on which I will elaborate, which EFFECTIVELY removes the water from the equilibrium, and which DRIVES the equilibrium to the right as we face the page....

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25.

As per the law of constant proportions, carbon and oxygen combine in a ratio of 3:8 Compute the mass of oxygen gas that would be required to react completely with 6g of carbon.​

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EXPLANATION:

I THINK so 16 G of OXYGEN

26.

13 For the equilibrium reaction :2HCI (g) = H, (g) + Cl, (g) the equilibriumconstant is 1.0 x 10-5 what is the concentrationof HCI if the equilibrium concentrations of H2and cl, are 1.2 *10-3 M and 1.2 * 104 Mrespectively-(A) 12 x 10^-2M (B) 12 x 10^-4M(C) 12 * 10^-3M (D) 12 x 10^4 M​

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EXPLANATION:

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27.

12Kp will be equal to Kc under which of thefollowing conditions for the reaction-aA+bB= cC+ dD(A) (a+b) > (c+d) (B) (a+b)-(c+d)=0© (c+d)>(a+b) (D)(a + c) = (b+d)​

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ANSWER:

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28.

N2+3H2 -- 2NH3calculate enthalpy change if bond enthalpy forN -N =946 H-H=435 N-N=389

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The Enthalpy Change during the reaction

N2+3H2 -- 2NH3   is   41.5 KJ/mol

  • The Enthalpy change or HEAT of reaction- It is the amount of heat released or absorbed by the reactants, to form 1 mole of product , at constant pressure.
  • Bond Enthalpy- The amount of heat STORED in between atoms of a molecule.
  • It is the amount of ENERGY required to break the bond between the atoms of that molecule.
  • The Enthalpy change of a reaction = (SUM of Bond enthalpies of products) - (Sum of bond enthapies of reactants)
  • For reaction, 1/2 N2+3/2 H2 -- NH3                                                                          {3 (389) - [1/2 (946) + 3/2 (435) ] } KJ/mol =1167 - 473 - 652.5 = 41.5 KJ/mol
29.

What is hydrogenation ?​

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\huge\bold\red{Hydrogenation:-- }It is the chemical REACTION between molecular hydrogen and ANOTHER COMPOUND or ELEMENT.

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30.

The number of atoms per unit cell of BCC is what

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Answer:

HEY !

The number of atoms PER unit CELL of BCC is 8.

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31.

What happen when hydrochloric acid reacts with sodium carbonate​

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ANSWER:

sodium chloride is formed ALONG with the evolution of carbon DIOXIDE and. water

32.

Predict the atomic number and name of the element from the following quantum numbers.N=3, 1=2, m=0,s=-1/2​

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No such ELEMENT EXISTS

33.

Which acid is present in ant sting and in bee sting​

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EXPLANATION: FORMIC ACID is present in ANT and in bee STING

34.

Periodic table ke bare me full details

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Answer:

periodic table was invented by john Dalton

it CONTAINS 118 elements

ex- hydrogen(H)

OXYGEN(O)

sulphur(S)

35.

Magnesium ribbon with equation

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Answer:

2Mg + O2 = 2MgO

Explanation:

MAGNESIUM burns with a BLINDING WHITE flash in air in the presence of OXYGEN and reacts with it to GIVE magnesium oxide

36.

State heisenberg's uncertainty principle and express it mathematically.

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Answer:

ACCORDING to heisenberg's uncertain principle for microscopic object, their position and momentum cannot find SIMULTANEOUSLY at a time.

2) in other WORDS we cannot find the position and velocity of a microscopic object simultaneously, there is always some uncertainty in the value of any one of it.

3) for this scientist given a mathematical EQUATION

dx. dv. > h/4pie. m

Where dx= is uncertainty of position,

dv=uncertainty in velocity, h is plank constant (6.6*10^-34),

Pie=3.14, m is mass of object.

Explanation:

37.

Describe the various steps involved in the separation of iodine, iron filling and Salt from a mixture

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Answer:

Use the magnet to remove the iron- Spread the iodine, salt and iron MIXTURE on a flat SURFACE. WRAP the magnet in the PAPER towel. Use the magnet to remove the iron by pulling it across the surface of the mixture. The filings STICK to the magnet while the chalk and salt are left behind. Remove the paper towel from the magnet to collect the filings.

The mixture of iodine and salt is separated by the process of sublimation. When the mixture of iodine and salt is heated, then iodine sublimates and salt is left.

38.

Will camphor sublime at -70 C

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ANSWER:

it is dependent on the pressure applied as well THEREFORE th QUESTION is logically fallacious.

39.

(x) Calculate the work done during the reaction represented bythe following thermochemical equation at 300 K:CH4 +202 → CO2 + 2H20(g) (8) (8) (1)(R = 8.314 JK 'mol-')(a) +4.988 kJ(b) - 4.988 kJ(c) - 49.88 kJ(d) +49.88 kJ​

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ANSWER:

+4988is the to RIGHT answer

40.

Catalytic oxidation of NH3 with Rhodium/Platinum gives a gas. which is the gas .on oxidation gives another gas and dissolution in water gives a compound .which are the gases and the compound.which is the process​

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The GAS formed is NITRIC oxide.
On oxidation, it gives NITROGEN dioxide.
The COMPUND formed on dissolution is nitric acid.

41.

What is the simplest combined formula of nitrogen and phosphorus?

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ANSWER:

the SIMPLEST combined FORMULA of NITROGEN and phosphorus is KNO3.

42.

Which component of air is needed for process of photosynthesis

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ANSWER:

carbandioxide and OXYGEN

43.

What role does air play in the reproduction of plants?

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Answer:

AIR helps PLANT to TAKE carbon DIOXIDE and give out oxygen.

44.

One of the shells of an atom can accommodate maximum 32 electrons . Calculate the shell number​

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Answer:

if the 32 ELECTRON in a ATOM so the SHELL is 4

45.

Ch3MgBr + Acetaldehyde in presence with dry ether and the product is hydrolysed , write structure of the alcohol formed

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ANSWER:

CH3--CH--OH--CH3+OMgBr

46.

PLEASE, HELP ME WITH CHEMISTRY! TOMORROW WILL BE TEST!!!1.The atomic radius of alkali and alkaline earth metals by the group frombelow to the top:A.remains unchangedB. IncreasesC. DecreasesD. First increases then decreases2.The metallic property of alkali and alkaline earth metals by the group fromtop to the bottom:A.remains unchangedB. IncreasesC. DecreasesD. First increases then decreases3. The most dense alkali metal:A. KB. NaC. LiD. Rb4. The gas that releases when Na or Ca reacts with water:A. ArB. CI2C. H2D. O25. Which group d-elements most prone to passivation by forming oxide filmA.IIIB B. IVBC. VIBD. B,C6. Which ion of d-element acts only as a oxidizing agentA.Mo+3B.Mn+4C.Mo+6D.Fe+27. Which ion of d-element can acts as a oxidizing and reducing agentdepending on a medium?A.Mn+2 B.Mo+2C.Mn+4 D.Mn+78. Which metal is not considered as a d-elementA. VB. TiC. ZnD. Fe9. Which hydrogen compound is less stableA. CH4B. PbH4C. SiH4B.GeH410. Which one of bellow following reactions is aluminothermyA)2AI + 3/2O2 = AI2O3 + 1676 kjB)Cr2O3 + 2AI = 2Cr + AI2O3 + 539kjC)2AI +3CI2 = 2AICI3D)2AI+ N2= 2AIN11. The gas that released , when aluminium is heated with concentratedsulfuric acid:A) H2B) SO2C) H2SD) NO12. The gas that released , when aluminium is heated with dilute sulfuricacid:A) H2B) SO2C) H2SD) NO13. Which acid at any concentration releases hydrogen gas by reacting withaluminium:A) Sulfuric acidB) Hydrochloric acidC) Nitric acidD) Phosphoric acid14. The gas that is released when aluminium reacts with dilute nitric acid:A) NO2B) H2C) NOD) N215. Graphite is applied:A)in glass cuttersB)for making pencilsC)as a raw material for cement productionD)for the manufacture of confectionery16. Choose graphite characteristic:A)hardest known substanceB)has an ionic crystal latticeC)puts dark traces on paper17. Choose a characteristic of carbonic acid:A)weak dibasic acidB)strong oxidizing agent due to acid residueC)insoluble in water and does not dissociateD)solid substance, well soluble in water18. Choose a property of silicic acid:A)is a solution of gas in waterB)forms three rows of saltsC)infinitely soluble in waterD)refers to weak insoluble acids19. Show amphoteric oxide(s)A) CO2B) SiO2C) PbO2D) SnO220. The most less stable compound.A)CH4;B)SiH4,C)GeH4.D)SnH4,21. The existence of a single element in the form of several simple substances:A) polytopyB) allotropyC) hydrolysisD) ammonolysis22. Which one is electrical conductiveA) diamondB) graphiteC) Soot23. Which acid is non-detectable with indicatorsA) Carbonic acidB) silicic acidC) sulfuric acidD) nitric acid24. The number of outer shell electrons on a phosphorus and oxygen atomsA)6B)5C)4D) 325. The gas which is released during combustion of ammonia in air withoutcatalystA) nitrogen monoxideB) nitrogen dioxideC) nitrogenB) hydrogen26. The gas which is released by the concentrated nitric acid when it acts as aoxidizing agentA) nitrogen monoxideB) nitrogen dioxideC) nitrogenB) hydrogen27. The gas that is released by all nitrates when they thermally decomposedA) nitrogen monoxideB) nitrogen dioxideC) oxygenB) hydrogen

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ANSWER:

1 B

2C

Explanation:

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47.

(iii) During oxidation of ferrous sulphate using mixture of dil.H.SO, and potassium dichromate; oxidation state ofchromium changes from(a) + 6 to + 2(b) + 6 to + 3(c) + 6 to +1(d) + 6 to + 4​

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ANSWER:

a

Explanation:

the the CORRECT answer is 6 to+ 2

48.

Ans this question.....​

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ANSWER:

A) HYDROXYL Amine

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49.

(vi) The number of moles of methyl iodide required to preparetetramethyl ammonium iodide from 1 mole of methyl amineis/are :(a) 1(b) 2(c) 3(d) 4​

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ANSWER:

Explanation:

3 moles HCC EXAM me PUCHA that AAJ

50.

Tetrachloromethane has no dipole moments though it has polar bonds

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Answer:

Now consider tetrachloromethane (CCl4) and dichloromethane (CH2Cl2). Both molecules have polar C—Cl BONDS with the negative ends of the dipoles pointed toward the CHLORINE ATOMS. However, CCl4 does not have a dipole moment because the vector SUM of the SYMMETRICALLY arranged C—Cl bonds around carbon is zero.