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Name the compound responsible for depletion of ozone |
| Answer» CHLOROFLUOROCARBON is the COMPOUND RESPONSIBLE for DEPLETION of OZONE. | |
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WHAT ARE OXIDATION AND REDUCTION REACTIONS? |
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Answer» Oxidation REACTION MEANS addition of oxygen and REMOVAL of HYDROGEN |
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what are the limitations of thomson and rutherfords models? what is rutherford s nuclear model of an atom? what is average atomic mass ? how to find it ? |
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Answer» According to Rutherford electrons revolve around the nucleus.When a particle is in circular motion it will have acceleration and radiate energy.The revolving ELECTRON would lose energy and FINALLY fall into the nucleus.So the atom should be unstable which is not so.This is the drawback of Rutherford's MODEL of atom. |
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Why is diamond called bad conductor of heat and electricity |
| Answer» no DIAMOND is a bad conductor of electricity because the carrier of electricity is ELECTRON or electron hole,and diamond has NONE of them. | |
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Mercury cannot be used as an electrolyte |
| Answer» No it cannot be used as an ELECTROLYTE because ELECTROLYTES are the SUBSTANCES which produce ions in solutions or in molten form and MERCURY is a pure liquid METAL | |
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What is combustion reaction? give the reaction for when methane is burnt in limited air |
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Answer» The reaction in which a large amount of heat is evolved is called combustion reaction. If very limited air is supplied, then Methane gives CARBON BLACK. The reaction is as follows:- where, O2 is limited air and C is carbon black |
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What does thermodynamically more stable mean ??? |
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Answer» Thermodynamically more STABLE means the substance is THERMALLY HEATED or is used as METAL substance or it is a substance |
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Write the valancy of ammonium, lead , copper , aluminum , zinc , maganese , barium , copper and magnesium fastplease answer fast |
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Answer» AMMONIUM - 1 lead - 2 COPPER - 1 , 2 aluminum - 3 zinc - 2 magnesium - 2 barium - 2 |
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3.42g of sucrose contains_number of carbon atioms |
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Answer» Mole of SUCROSE = 3.42/342 = 0.01 |
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2.3g of sodium=_ number of gram atoms |
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Answer» So 23 g Na has 6.023 x 10 ²³ ATOMS |
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8g of oxygen contains_ number of atoms |
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Answer» First calculate ther NUMBER of moles of O2 USING: moles = mass / RELATIVE molecular mass = 8 / 32 = 0.25. |
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what is the difference between acids bases and salts? with some examples [common and simple examples in daily life and say me how they are useful?] |
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Answer» Acid A substance which ionizes to form H+ (H+ is a product).ExamplesHNO3(aq) H+(aq) + NO3-(aq)HCl(aq) H+(aq) + Cl-(aq) Base A substance that accepts (reacts with) H+.ExamplesOH-(aq) + H+(aq) H2O(l)NH3(aq) + H+(aq) NH4+(aq)Note that to obtain hydroxide ions (OH-) we start with an ionic COMPOUND that dissolves in water to form hydroxide ions, such as the alkali metal hydroxides, LiOH, NaOH, KOH, RbOH, etc.Since both acids and bases dissolve in water to form ions, they are both electrolytes. HOWEVER, most acids and bases do not completely dissociate to form ions, those that do are called STRONG acids or strong bases. Salt Any ionic compound whose anion comes from an acid and whose CATION comes from a base. |
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Ethene decolourise alk.KMnO4 or ethane?give reasons |
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Answer» Only a DOUBLE or triple bond CONTAINING COMPOUND decolourise the ALK. KMnO4 so it means ethene can decolourise the KMnO4. |
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What elements does manganese react with the most? |
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Answer» 3MN(s) + 2O2(g) → Mn3O4(s) 3Mn(s) + N2(g) → Mn3N2(s) 3Mn(s) + 2O2(g) → Mn3O4(s) 3Mn(s) + N2(g) → Mn3N2(s) Manganese BURNS in chlorine to formmanganese(II) chloride, MnCl2. It also reacts with bromine or IODINE toform respectively manganese(II) bromide, MnBr2, or manganese(II) iodide,MnI2. The corresponding reaction between the metal and fluorine, F2affords the fluorides manganese(II) fluoride, MnF2 and manganese (III)fluoride, MnF3.Mn(s) + Cl2(g) → MnCl2(s) Mn(s) + Br2(g) → MnBr2(s) Mn(s) + I2(g) → MnI2(s) Mn(s) + F2(g) → MnF2(s) 2Mn(s) + 3F2(g) → 2MnF3(s) Manganese metal dissolves readily in dilute SULPHURICACID to form solutions containing the aquated Mn(II) ion together withhydrogen gas, H2. In practice, the Mn(II) is present as the virtually colourless complex ion [Mn(OH2)6]2+.Mn(s) + H2SO4(aq) → Mn2+(aq) + SO42-(aq) + H2(g) |
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What is the effect of each fatty acid on the body and in which food they are found |
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Answer» Fatty FOOD is FOUND in lays and fast FOODS from that MANY disees are caused |
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Caution ''store in cool and dry place'' is printed on medicine bottles. Why? |
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Answer» Hey there, Most of the medicines has chloroform derivatives which decompose in SUNLIGHT. Just as a PRECAUTIONARY MEASURE we STORE it in cool and dry place or ELSE it is converted into phosgene. PLEASE MARK AS BRAINLIEST IF HELPFUL!!! |
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Why does atom contain electron Proton and neutron? And if they contain then why are atoms electron proton and neutron so small that we can't see with necked eyes?It's urgent please reply as faster as possible. |
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Answer» Electrons and PROTONS are there to CREATE a atom and by this only we get the positive CHARGE and NEGATIVE charge |
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What Is the meaning of amphoteric and neutral oxide? |
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Answer» Amphoteric oxides are the oxides which reacts with acid as WELL as base to FORM salt and water.examples are ZNO , Al₂O₃ ,PBO etc. Neutral oxides are the oxides having neutral pH like CO , NO ,H₂O. |
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1.state Doberiener's law of triads2.state Newland's law of octaves3.state Mendeleev's periodic law4.state Moseley's modern periodic law |
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Answer» 1.according to DOBEREINER's law of traid's PROPERTIES of each traid were similar nd atomic mass of the middle element was ROUGHLY the average of the atomic masses of the other two ELEMENTS.2.according to newland's octaves the properties of every EIGHT element was similar to that of the first element.3. The properties of the elements are a periodic function of their atomic masses.4. The properties of elements are the periodic function of their atomic number. |
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In a chemical reaction one molecules of hydrogen combine with one molecular of oxygen to form one molecular of hydrogen peroxide if the law of conservation mass is what will be the number of atoms of hydrogen and oxygen at the product side?a)H=1,O=1b)H=2,O=2c)H=4,O=4d)H=1,O=2 |
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Answer» (A) is RIGHT.. |
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Law of conservation of mass holds to and can be verifieda)only for priscipation reaction caried in open system.b)only for priscipation reaction caried in open system.c)for all types of chemical reaction carried in open systemd)for all type of chemical reaction carried in closed system |
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Draw and determine the point group of one fac and one mer isomer for an M(A‐A‐A)(B‐B‐B) octahedral complex, where A‐A‐A and B‐B‐B represent two distinct tridentate ligands that can only bind at three adjacent coordination sites at the metal. |
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Answer» In fac ISOMER, there are two faces formed by the AAA and BBB and in mer isomer, the two AA ENTITY form a meridian and two BB entity form another meridian. |
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hydrogen and oxygen combine in the ratio 1:8 by mass to form water. What mass of oxygen gas would be required to react completely with 4g of hydrogen gas. |
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Which of the following has highest mass? whya one gram atom of ironb 5 moles of N₂c 10²⁴ carbon atoms d 44.8 lit of He at STP |
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Answer» 5 moles of N₂ has HIGHEST mass. mass of 1 mole N₂ = 28g mass of 5 mole N₂ = 28×5 = 140G |
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How can esters be converted into soap? |
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Answer» The above process is known as Safonification . |
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Why is fecl3 acidic in nature ???? |
| Answer» FE Cl3 can ACCEPT an electron PAIR and HENCE it is a lewis acid | |
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Draw and give the point group for all the geometrical isomers of a molecule with the general formula:a)MA2B2(square planar and tetrahedral)b)MA2B(“T”‐shaped and trigonal planar)c)MAB4(trigonal bipyramidal, and square pyramidal)d)MA2B3(trigonal bipyramidal, and square pyramidal) |
| Answer» PLEASE SEE the ATTACHMENT | |
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How to learn periodic table ? |
| Answer» PLEASE see the ATTACHMENT i have written some tricks they are in HINDI | |
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When we give energy to electron then electron excit and go to other high energy shell due to gain energy but if electron goes to another shell then atom will unstable what is happen actually |
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Answer» When energy is provided to electron, the electron is excited to high energy level. But it is WRONG to say that atom will be UNSTABLE. It will OBVIOUSLY be less STABLE than when the electron was at the ground state. |
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How O3 is form when lightning with flash |
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Answer» O2 under elcetric DISCHARGE will combine with other OXYGEN MOLECULES to FORM ozone |
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How does the water reduces the electrostatic forces of attraction in electrovalent compounds? |
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therefore the H+ IONS attract the non metallic ion and the OH- ions attract the metallic ion therefore the ionic compound seperates |
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The relative mass formula of NaOH |
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Answer» The RELATIVE ATOMIC masses of elements in NAOH are Na=23 H=1 O=16 |
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Use the re activity series :A.calcium is not used for household articles. B.copper is used for making water pipes and not lead. why?C.powdered magnesium is used in fireworks.D.gold is an excellent material for filling the cavity in teeth. |
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Answer» A. calcium can be EASILY broken so such a delicate thing cannot be used. |
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What is sp3 hybirdization |
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Answer» This Hybridization(combining) of orbitals occurs when 3 p - orbitals hybridize with 1 s orbital in exited state .This this used to EXPLAIN MANY type of ORGANIC compounds |
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Calculate the weight in g of 2.5 moles of ethane C2H6. [ C=12,H=1 ] |
| Answer» WT. Of 1mole ethane12*2+1*6=30gmwt. Of 2.5 MOLE of ethane30*2.5=75gm | |
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What are the 6 classification of bohr's atomic model ???? explain in long 150 to 200 words ?? |
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Answer» a/c to bohr's model of atom , atom consist of 3 fundamental particles these are electrons , protons and NEUTRONS . electrons have negatively charged , protons have POSITIVELY charged and neutrons are neutral . protons and neutrons are located in the small control part of the atom called as nucleus and particles are ALSO called as nucleus . electrons are revolving around the nucleus in a CERTAIN circular chord called as shell . that are denoted by K,L,M,N,..... maximum number of electron that can be accomodated in any cells is FOLLOWED by the formula 2n^2 .where n is the number of cell . each shell is associated with certain amount of energy . the energy level nearer to the nucleus have minimum amount of energy level which is farthest from the nucleus has maximum amount of energy . there is no change in the energy of electron as they keep revolving in the same energy level . the change is take place only when it jumps from lower shell to higher shell or higher shell to lower shell |
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what is the difference between heat and temperature? [ in simple words ] explain isochoric and isobaric processes |
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Answer» HEAT - A form of ENERGY associated with the motion of ATOMS or molecules and capable of being transmitted through solid and fluid mediums by conduction, through fluid medium by convection, and through empty SPACE(vaccum) by radiation. TEMPERATURE - The degree or intensity of heat present in a substance, especially expressed according to a comparative scale. ISO-CHORIC It is a thermodynamic process in which the volume of the SYSTEM USED remains constant. ISO-BARIC It is a thermodynamic process in which the pressure of the system reamins constant. |
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Both 22 gms of CO₂ and 8grams of methane contain the following carbon atoms explaina.3*10²³b12*10²³c 6*10²³d 1.5*10²³ |
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Answer» Molar mass of CO₂ = 12+ 2×16 = 44g |
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Comment on the statement iodised salt is good for health |
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Answer» IODISED salt is good for health because it secretes thyroxine HORMONE for the metabolism of FATS,proteins and vitamins ETC. which is very useful for our BODY. |
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Electrolysis of lead bromide is considered a redox reaction. Explain. |
| Answer» PLEASE SEE he ATTACHMENT for the ANSWER... | |
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What is an electrode?why it is use and from which metal it made? |
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Answer» A solid electric conductor through which electricity enters or LEAVES an electrolytic cell or any other medium. |
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The soap molecules,thus form structures called_________? |
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How many elements mendeleev started his work___________? |
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Answer» He ARRANGED 63 ELEMENTS that are KNOWN at that TIME on a table. |
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please tell an activity with material, concepts required, method, conclusion all descripted to describe law of conservation of mass for class 9 |
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Answer» Aim:to prove law of conservation of mass |
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What is chemical properties |
| Answer» CHEMICAL PROPERTIES are CHARACTERISTIC properties of elements SHOWN during chemical change. | |
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Class IX What is the molecular mass of Sucrose ? |
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Answer» Molecular FORMULA of SUCROSE is C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁. |
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How law of conservation of mass is helped in solving problems in chemistry for a student |
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Answer» The law of CONSERVATION of MASS states that matter is neither created nor destroyed. The mass of the reactants is therefore equal to the mass of the PRODUCTS. Solving PROBLEMS INVOLVING the law of conservation of mass is a main concept used for comprehending chemical equations. Predictions about the mass of a reactant or a product can be determined by knowing the masses of the other reactants and products. |
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How is law of conservation of mass related to law of conservation of energy |
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Answer» The law of conservation of mass is related to the first law of THERMODYNAMICS which states energy/matter cannot be created or destroyed. A rusty nail weighs more compared to its original form DUE to corrosion (aka RUST formation). Basically, water, for example from moisture in the air will react with the oxygen found in air and the metal ions on the nail's surface in a chemical PROCESS called oxidation. This process causes formation of iron oxide and iron hydroxide, which weren't present on the nail in its original form. Therefore, in terms of the law of conservation of mass, the nail increased its mass by reacting with two surrounding sources, water and oxygen, (which both have mass) to form rust. So, the weight added onto the nail by the rust didn't form out of thin air, but formed out of a chemical process which converted the water, oxygen, and metal of the nail into rust; thereby following the law of conservation of mass in that matter was formed out of pre-existing matter. |
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