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In the formulae mvr=nh/2pi what is n?is it the orbit no. k,l,m,n.?? |
| Answer» N is no of ORBITAL....... | |
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Why are most of the metals hard and have high melting and boiling points? |
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Answer» As these are the CHARACTERISTICS PROPERTIES of METALS. |
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The valancy of carbon is 4 and chlorite is 1 what wil be the formula for carbon tetrachloride |
| Answer» CCL4 is your ANSWER............. | |
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Binding energy if electron in metal is 250 kj/mol what is the threshold frequency of metal |
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Answer» BINDING energy =250kJ/mol =250,000 J/mol. E=hv where E is binding energy per MOLE, h is PLANCK's constant=6.626×10^-34 m/s and VIS the threshold FREQUENCY to be found. 2.5×10^5/6.626×10^-34 = threshold frequency => 3.773 ×10^38 Hz. Hope it helps you... |
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What is the chemical formula of Potassium Iodide??? |
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Answer» KI |
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Aquatic animals use oxygen dissolved in water during respiration?explain |
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Answer» They have special organs as in fish GILLS which filter OXYGEN and WATER and MAKE USE of both |
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Atomic no of which element is greater than fluorine |
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Answer» There are many elements but exact FRONT of FLUORINE is neon. |
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Equation of zinc oxide is dissolved in dilute hydrochloric acid |
| Answer» HOPE this PROVES to be USEFUL...... | |
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25g of Mcl4 contains 0.5mol chlorine then its molecular mass is |
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Answer» 25g/0.5mol = 50g/MOL |
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What is dry ice and how is it stored |
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Answer» Dry ice is solidified CARBON dioxide and it is called so because Carbon dioxide has no liquid state. Dry ice directly sublimates to gaseous Carbon dioxide. |
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As per i.s. 456 - 1978, what is the ph value of water ? |
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Answer» As PER your QUESTION it should be APPROXIMATELY 8 |
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Electron affinity value increases in group or column and why |
| Answer» ELECTRON affinity decreasesdown the groups and from RIGHT to left across the periods on the periodic table because the electrons are placed in a HIGHER energy level far from the NUCLEUS, thus a decrease from its pull. | |
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During electrolysisof fused aluminium chloride 0.9 gm of aluminiumwas deposited on the cathode.the volumeof chlorine liberated |
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Answer» Calculate the volume of chlorine GAS LIBERATED at the ELECTRODE at NTP. ... Solution: The chemical reaction occurring during ELECTROLYSIS is |
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The compressibility of gas is less than unity at S.T.P .Therefore |
| Answer» ANSWER will be -------> V<22.4 L | |
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What so you understand by energy gap? |
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Answer» The term "band gap" refers to the ENERGY difference between the TOP of the valence band and the bottom of the conduction band. ... Electrons can gain enough energyto JUMP to the conduction band by absorbing EITHER a phonon (heat) or a photon (LIGHT). |
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Define metallic radius |
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Answer» METALLIC RADIUS is the DISTANCE between the two METAL ions in the metallic lattice. Hope you LIKE it!! |
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A solid ab has nacl structure if radius of cation a is 100 pm what is the radius of anion b |
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Answer» A SOLID AB has ROCK salt structure. If RADIUS of CATION A+ is 120 pm, what is the MINIMUM value of radius of B- anion? |
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Aromatic protons more deshielded than ethlenic proton why |
| Answer» CHARGE DELOCALISATION is the ANSWER | |
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Name an oxide which is both acidic as well as basic what are these oxides called |
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Answer» Answer: here is the answer Explanation: Amphoteric oxides EXHIBIT both basic as well as ACIDIC properties. When they react with an acid, they produce salt and WATER, showing basic properties. |
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When a person take concentrated solutions of salt often some time he starts vomating explain the phenomenon responsible for This solutio |
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Answer» It ACTIVATES many mechanisms SIMULTANEOUSLY, dehydration ,exosmosis ,in some CASE plasmolysis as more salt concentration WATER GET imbalanced |
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Draw the structures of three oxoacids of phosphorus |
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Answer» Hypophosphorus ACID, H3PO2, +1. Phosphorus acid, H3PO ... The structures of OXOACIDS of phosphorus are SYSTEMATICALLY GIVEN AHEAD: |
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The total number of carboxylic acid groups in the product P is : |
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Hydrolysis of neopentyl bromide under SN1 process results into |
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Answer» H 2 O is neutral nucleophile and 3 ∘ ALKYL halide with neutral nucleophile undergoes elimination as WELL as substitution. |
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Is Mg(NO3)2 a conductor of electricity or not? Why? |
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Answer» Yes, because it is HYGROSCOPIC in nature and readily dissolve in water to form IONS. |
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How many grams of silver are in 0.263 mole of g? |
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a white chemical compound becomes hard on mixing proper quanity of water . it is also used in surgery ti matain joins in a fixed position. name the chemical compound? |
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Advantages of alloys of copper and iron on their coressponding pure metals |
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Answer» Pure METALS may be too soft to HOLD up to REGULAR use, but alloying them makes them tougher. ... Jewelry MANUFACTURERS alloy pure gold with silver, copper or zinc to improve the metal's durability and rigidity. The gold contributes its color and resistance to corrosion; the other metals contribute their strength |
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Difference between reduce nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate and driverless biphosphate |
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Answer» When the NADP(NICOTINAMIDE ADENINE DINUCLEOTIDE phosphate) accepts an hydrogen ion then it become NADPH OR Reduced Nicotinamide dinucleotide phosphate |
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Difference between normal phase and reverse phase in hplc |
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Answer» It is TYPICAL for normal-phase chromatography on silica that the mobile phase is 100% organic; no water is used. The TERM reversed-phase describes the chromatography mode that is just the opposite of normal phase, namely the use of a polar mobile phase and a non-polar [HYDROPHOBIC] STATIONARY phase. |
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In fibrous proteins, polypeptide chains are held together by |
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Answer» In fibrous protein polypeptide chains are HELD together by triple and DOUBLE hydrogen bonds |
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Mam what is hindered rotation |
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Answer» Free rotation (hindered rotation, restricted rotation) |
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Define chare density of a transition metal ion |
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Answer» Vote 0 vote. In coordination COMPOUNDS, CHARGE DENSITY can bedefined as the ratio of the charge to the radius of the metal ion. Charge density is directly proportional to the stability of Coordination Compounds. |
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Write spin only formula of magnetic moment |
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Answer» √n(n+2) |
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What is the oxidation state of Chromium in K2Cr2O7 |
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Answer» OXIDATION state of chromium is +6 2(1) +2x +7(-2)= 0 SIMPLIFYING we'll GET x= +6 hope it HELPS!!❤️ |
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What are disadvantages of drinking too much coffee??? |
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Why can't fires caused by liquid fuel be controlled by spraying water?? |
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Which air pollutant is responsible for Bhopal gas tragedy ? |
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Answer» The POLLUTANT that was the reason for the Bhopal GAS TRAGEDY is 'Methyl ISOCYANATE' [CH₃-OCN] HOPE it helps!! |
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Define the term mole how many molecules of seo2 are present in 22 gram of seo2 |
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Answer» 1 mole = 6.023 x 10^23 molecules = 1 MOLECULAR mass 1 mole = wt/mol.wt mol. wt of SeO2 = 79+32 = 111 G no.of moles that 22 g of SeO2 = 22 / 111 = 0.1982 moles therefore no. of molecules = 0.1982 x 6.023 x 10^23 = 1.194 x 10^23 molecules. |
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Covalent compounds are generally liquids or gases. Explain.No short answers !! ^-^ |
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Answer» COVALENT compounds are formed by covalent bonds. Covalent bonds are formed by sharing of electrons. Due to this bond strength is comparatively weak than ionic compounds. In a covalent compound, the bond strength between atoms are strong. But the Inter molecular force of attraction is less. Due to this they have low MELTING points and boiling points. Since low melting points are mostly between the ROOM temperature, the covalent compounds exist as liquids in room temperature. Some compounds have low boiling points also less than room temperature. Hence they exist as gases. Exceptions are Diamond which is a covalent compound having high melting and boiling point. This is because in diamond the inter molecular force of attraction between CARBON is strong enough to remain INTACT. Hence they need high energy for breaking bond. Due to high Bond disassociation energy they have high melting and boiling point. |
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An element has atomic number 17 how many orbitals contain electrons |
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What is electrode potential and give the types of it . |
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Answer» The METAL s are DEPOSITED at the cathode and CHLORINE is LIBERATED at anode |
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The property of catenation is strongestin carbon because : |
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Answer» In chemistry, catenation is the bonding of ATOMS of the same element into a series, called a chain. ... Catenationoccurs most readily with carbon, which forms covalent BONDS with othercarbon atoms to form longer CHAINS and structures. This is the reason for the presence of the VAST number of organic compounds in nature. |
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7.0gm of sugar is present in 93 gm of water. Calculate the concentration of solutions in terms of. Mass percentage |
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Answer» Weight of solution =weight of solute(SUGAR) +weight of solvent (water)=7GM +93gm=100gm. |
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Why aqueous solution is the electrolyte is more preferable than its molten state |
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Answer» Hey |
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A mixture of two volatile liquids a and b for 1 and 3 moles respectively has a vapour pressure of 300 mm at 27 degree celsius if one mole of a further added to the solution the vapour pressure become 290 mm at 27 degree celsius the vapour pressure of pure a is |
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Answer» <P>Given: 1. Moles of A = 1 2. Moles of B = 3 3. Vapor pressure = 300 mm 4. New Vapor pressure upon adding one mole of A = 290 mm To find: Vapor pressure of pure A Solution:
300 = 1 / (1+3) Pa + 3 / (1+3) Pb 300 = 0.25Pa + 0.75Pb eq(1)
290 = 2 / (2+3) Pa + 3 / (2+3) Pb 290 = 0.4Pa + 0.6Pb eq(2)
Pa = 250mm
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A metal forms two oxides one contains 46.67 of the metal |
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How many unpaired electrons are there in ground state potassium |
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Answer» The ELECTRONIC configuration of Potassium is 1s² 2s² 2p⁶ 3s² 3p⁶4s¹ in ground state. Looking at the electronic configuration, there is only 1 UNPAIRED electron in the ground state of Potassium which is PRESENT in 4S subshell. Hope it helps!! |
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Cooking food on gas in utensil conduction or convection |
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Answer» It is ACTUALLY a MIXTURE of both. the container cases Deputy CONDUCTION and the WATER BOILS due to convection. |
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Covalent compounds are generally liquids or gases explain. |
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Answer» The atoms can be of the same element or DIFFERENT elements. In each MOLECULE, thebonds between the atoms are strong but thebonds between molecules are usually WEAK. ...Compounds withcovalent bonds may besolid, LIQUID or gas at room temperature depending on the number of atoms in the COMPOUND. |
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