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What is plaster of Paris?❤️❤️❤️❤️good afternoon |
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Answer» Answer: PLASTER of paris, quick-setting gypsum plaster consisting of a FINE white powder (CALCIUM sulfate hemihydrate), which hardens when moistened and allowed to dry. ... Known SINCE ancient times, plaster of paris is so called because of its preparation from the abundant gypsum FOUND near Paris. good afternoon sis |
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Which of the following have same atomic number |
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Answer» MENTION the following also nah how will we ANS if QUE is incomplete |
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Explain unipositive ion of group I and dipositive ion of Group II have inert configuration. |
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Answer» GROUP 1 elements contain 1 electron in their outermost shells. These elements lose this electron easily to ATTAIN the 8 electrons in their outermost shell. HENCE they from unipositive ion. |
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Groups and periouds of Cu in basis of electronic configuration |
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Answer» Answer: lectronic Configuration in Groups Elements in the same group have the same number of electrons in their outermost shell leading to similar valence shell electronic configuration. Thus, we observe a similar trend in the properties and chemistry of the elements in the same grou Explanation: The electronic configuration of an atom is the numerical representation of the arrangement of electrons distributed in the orbitals of the atom. This determines the position of an element in the periodic table and in turn its chemical behavior. It explains how the atoms are held together by the chemical bonds, and the peculiar trends which are observed in the rows and columns of the periodic table. In this article, we will discuss the electronic configuration of elements in the same periods and groups of the periodic table. Electronic Configuration in Periods The value of n, the principal quantum number, for the valence shell is the period of the element. Different energy levels can accommodate different number of electrons. The maximum number of electrons that a given energy level can accommodate is given by 2n2, where n is the energy level. So the first energy level (K shell) can hold up to 2 electrons, second level (L shell) can hold up to 8 electrons, and third level (M shell) can also hold 18 electrons and so on. Thus, the first period with n = 1 can hold up to 2 elements by filling the lowest level 1S. The elements are Hydrogen and Helium with electronic configuration 1s1 and 1s2 This marks the complete filling of K shell. The second period starts with Lithium and Beryllium which have 3 and 4 electrons and hence the last electrons enter the level 2s and they have an electronic configuration of 1s22s1 and 1s22s2 This is followed by the start of the 2p orbital filling. It starts with Boron (1s22s22p1) and ENDS with Neon (1s22s22p6) which marks the completion of L shell. Thus, 8 elements are present in the second period. The third period starts with Sodium and ends at Argon while successively filling 3s and 3p orbitals. 8 elements are present in this period too. The fourth period with n = 4 starts by filling the level 4s. It begins with POTASSIUM. However, we know that 3d orbital is to be filled before filling of 4p orbital starts. This marks the beginning of the 3d transition elements with Scandium (electronic configuration- [Ar]3d14s2). At zinc (electronic configuration- [Ar]3d104s2), the 3d orbital is filled. The fifth period with n = 5 starts by filling the level 5s. This period consists of the 4d transition series which starts with Yttrium. Xenon ends the period by completely filling the 5P orbital. The sixth period with n = 6 holds 32 elements with electrons filling 6s, 4f, 5d and 6p orbitals. Cerium marks the electrons entering 4f orbital giving rise to the 4f-inner transition elements, called the lanthanide series. The seventh period with n = 7 includes the man-made radioactive elements with electrons filling 7s, 5f, 6d and 7p orbitals. Similar to period 6, this period also leads to the filling of electrons to 5f orbital, giving rise to the 5f-inner transition elements known as the actinide series |
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Define Chemical Bonding ? |
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Answer» Answer: A chemical bond is a LASTING ATTRACTION between atoms, ions or molecules that enables the formation of chemical compounds. The bond MAY result from the electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charged ions as in ionic bonds or through the sharing of electrons as in COVALENT bonds. |
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9. Represent the bond formation in Chlorine molecule (Cly) using electrondot structure. |
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Define mesophyll cells |
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Answer» Answer: ESSENTIALLY, mesophyll cells are highly DIFFERENTIATED cells that make up the mesophyll layer found in plant LEAVES. ... These cells also house chloroplasts thus making the mesophyll the SITE of PHOTOSYNTHESIS. Some of the main characteristics include: Located between the upper and lower epidermis. |
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Definition of criss-cross method |
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Answer» In chemistry, the criss-cross method is a way to write the formulas of ionic compounds. The criss-cross method makes it easier to DETERMINE the SUBSCRIPTS for each element in an ionic compound. Using this method, the number ASSOCIATED with the charge of the first ION is ASSIGNED as the subscript of the second ion. |
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GIVE IUPAC NAME CH3-CH3-CH2-CH3 |
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Answer» CH3-CH3-CH2-CH3 pent-1-ene |
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melting and boiling point is higher due to what . options are. higher density.higher molecular mass. hydrogen bonding.covalent bond |
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43. Desulphonation of benzenesulphonic acid giveswwwleyO a) 1,2-disulphonic acidO b)1,3-disulphoniic acid3O c)1,4 -dulphonic acID0d) Benzene3 |
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Answer» Explanation: |
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If a balloon occupies 885 cm3 volume at 20 0C and 794 cm3 at -10 oC . Prove that this data is according to Charles’s law. |
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Answer» I can't UNDERSTAND the QUESTION |
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42. On sulphonation of nitrobenzene--------formedO a) o-notro benzene sulphonoc acidO b) p-nitrobenzene sulphonic acidO c) m-nitrobenzene sulphonic acidO Od) 0,m-dintro benzene sulphonicacid |
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Answer» B) p-nitrobenzene sulphonic ACID / sulphanilic acid. Explanation: here's the REACTION: |
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41. When benzene react with oleumat---------- gives benzene sulphonicacidO a) Room temperatureO b) 70°C temperatureO c) 90°C temperatureO d) 150°C temperature |
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Answer» OK ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok K ok ok ok ok o o KO k ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok ok |
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Metal and non metal in acids and bases tale 4.4 |
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Answer» Metals REACT with acids and produce metal salts and hydrogen gas. Generally, non-metals do not react with acids. Some metals react with bases to produce hydrogen gas. More reactive metals DISPLACE less reactive metals from their compounds in aqueous solutions. Explanation: In general, acids react with metals to give SALT and release hydrogen gas. Bases do not react with metals and release hydrogen gas. Hope it helps youThank You please Mark it as Brainlist |
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Which of the following is the most stable carbocation? |
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Answer» Answer: THEREFORE CH3⊕CH2 is the most stable carbocation from AMONG the given CARBOCATIONS. |
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Which of the following is the most stable carbocation?, , |
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Answer» (CH3)3 C+ The most stable CARBOCATION is 3° carbocation. (Tertiary) :- OPTION (c). Hope it helps |
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What is the molecular formula of cuso4( solve) |
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Answer» Answer: COPPER sulfate pentahydrate | CuSO4. 5H2O - PubChem. MOLECULAR Formula: CuSO4.5H2O or CuH10O9S Synonyms: Copper(II) sulfate pentahydrateCopper sulfate pentahydrate7758-99-8Bl... Molecular WEIGHT: 249.69 g/mol |
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A network administrator currently has threeservers and needs to add a fourth but doeshave enough room for an additional monitorand keyboard. Which device ows theadministrator to connect all the servers to asingle monitor and keyboard? |
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Answer» ok Explanation: PLEASE FOLLOW AND MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST!! I WILL TOO FOLLOW AND GIVE THANKS! "THANK you friend". |
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What is the molecular formula of cuso4 (solve & explain) |
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what happens when:1)yellow coloured solution of turmeric is exposed to basic solution.2) aluminium metal reacts with sulphuric acid3) hydrochloric acid reacts with calcium carbonate. |
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Answer» al+h2so4=also4 + h2 caco3+hcl=cacl2+coh |
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Why galium is called as summer metal |
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Answer» Melting POINT of Ga is 303K which is the ROOM temperature at summer. Hence, Ga is called as the summer liquid. HOPE IT HELPSPLEASE MARK BRAINLIEST |
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Arrange A, B and C in increasing order of their reactivity if:(i) A + salt of B ―→ B + salt of A (ii) B + salt of C ―→ C + salt of B? |
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Answer» Explanation: C |
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What happens when barium chloride and sodium sulphate are mixed in water? |
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Answer» Answer: For example, on mixing a solution of BARIUM chloride with sodium SULPHATE, a white precipitate of barium sulphate is immediately formed. ... The REACTANTS changes into ions when dissolved in water and there is an EXCHANGE of ions in solution. This results in the FORMATION of product molecule Explanation: hope this help u |
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In page no117 of NCERT Chemistry book, it is given that the shape (a) is the most stable for CF3. However, isn't lone-pair lone-pair repulsion present in shape (a)? So, it should be the least stable one right? Since lone pair lone-pair repulsion is greater than lone-pair bond pair repulsion??Please help me with my doubt... |
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Question No. 41In a minor accident, the affected worker is recovered within48 hrsO 06 months0 1 weekO 01 years |
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Answer» write a script for an ADVERTISEMENT (APPLE iPhone), I NEED A SCRIPT PLEASE HELP ME |
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Please answer it correctly :) |
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Answer» Explanation: 1-bromo 2-methyl but-2-ene |
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Q. 4. Which of the following molecule has the bond angle of 180°?a)CHb) C2H2c) NH3d) H2O |
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Answer» Answer: CO2 Explanation: CO2 The molecule of CO2 has 180∘ BOND angle it one be explained on the basic of. In the FORMATION of CO2 molecule of ORBITAL, hybridization of ORBITALS of carbon OCCURE to a limited exted involving only one x and ane p orbitals |
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Limitations of first law of thermodynamics. |
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Answer» The LIMITATION of the first law of thermodynamics is that it does not say anything about the direction of flow of HEAT. It does not say anything whether the process is a SPONTANEOUS process or not. The reverse process is not possible. In ACTUAL practice, the heat doesn't CONVERT completely into work. |
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Complete the following reaction. HOCHCHMgBr232CH 3COCH3 H OCHCHMgBr2322.1.CH 3COC? |
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Answer» Answer: write a script for an advertisement (APPLE iPhone), I NEED A SCRIPT PLEASE HELP ME write a script for an advertisement (Apple iPhone), I NEED A SCRIPT PLEASE HELP MEWRITE a script for an advertisement (Apple iPhone), I NEED A SCRIPT PLEASE HELP ME |
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(Note:click on Question to enlarge)The mean of five numbers is 85. If one number is excluded, then their mean becomes 80. Theexcluded number is(A) 88(B) 95(C) 105(D) 115OA |
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Answer» Given, Total = (85*5) = 425 Mean of 4 numbers = 80 Total = (80*4) = 320 Value of number excluded = (425-320) = 105 The Excluded Number is 105 that is Option (C). I hope this HELPS. |
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ट्रेन स्टार्टिंग फ्रॉम ए रेलवे स्टेशन एंड मूविंग विद यूनिफॉर्म एक्सीलरेशन अट 10 स्पीड 40 किलोमीटर पर हौर इन 10 मिनट्स फाइंड इट्स एक्सीलरेशन |
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Answer» SORRY I DINT UNDERSTAND the QUESTION |
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3.Carbon compounds havea. High boiling point but low melting point.Low melting and boiling pointb. Id. I |
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Answer» Answer: B) low MELTING points and BOILING points Hope it HELPS u !! MARK me as brianliest. |
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Carbon compounds have |
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Answer» Explanation: 6 ATOMSfollow KAR do SIRF PLS follow and mark as brain LIST and thanks |
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Total number of elements discovered is ______ |
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Answer» Answer: TOTAL number of ELEMENTS DISCOVERED is 118 |
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16 ^80 and 2246 c are isotopes or what |
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Answer» Answer: each of two or more forms of the same element that contain equal NUMBERS of protons but DIFFERENT numbers of neutrons in their NUCLEI, and hence differ in relative atomic mass but not in chemical properties; in particular, a radioactive form of an element. "some elements have only ONE stable isotope" |
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Indigo C16 H10 N2 O2 the dye used to colour the blue jeans calculate the mass of 3.24 atoms of it |
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Answer» Answer: 8 5959=58656hhvnjlvjbnb |
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3. Which solution has the highest boiling point?a) 5.85% solution of NaCl b) 18.0% solution of glucosec) 6.0% solution of urea d) all have the same boiling point |
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Identify the Substance that are acidized andthat substances that mee reduced inthe following reactions. 4 Na (s) + O2(g) 2 Na2 O (s) |
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Answer» Sodium ( NA ) is oxidised as it gains OXYGEN and oxygen GETS REDUCED |
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Differentiate between the bleaching action of chloride and sulphur IV oxide gas |
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Answer» Answer: Both SULPHUR dioxide and chlorine are good bleaching agents. Bleaching action of chlorine is based on oxidation while that of sulphur is based on reduction. Chlorine acts with water to PRODUCE NASCENT OXYGEN. ... Sulphour dioxide removes oxygen from the COLOURED substance and makes it colourless. |
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What do u mean by hacking..?? |
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Answer» HACKING is IDENTIFYING and exploiting WEAKNESSES in computer SYSTEMS and/or computer networks. |
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CBZ group is a protecting group for * |
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Answer» carbonez PROTECTING GROUP for |
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The reagent used selectively to reduce esters, amides and nitriles at -78oC is: |
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Answer» Lithium borohydride is the answer MATE hope it helpsPLEASE MARK BRAINLIESTExplanation: |
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Reduction of ethylacetoacetate with Baker’s yeast gives: |
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Answer» Answer: |
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What is Ïmpøster..?? |
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Answer» Answer: Someone who is an impostor is dishonestly pretending to be someone ELSE in order to gain an advantage. He was an imposter, who masqueraded as a doctor. Synonyms: fraud [informal], cheat, fake, IMPERSONATOR More Synonyms of impostor. QUICK word challenge. |
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Hence, x = 4 is the solution3x +5Example 2 Solve:-SolutionWe have,3x + 52x +73x +54. |
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Answer» Answer: = 12 + 5 = 17 2(4)+7 8+7 15 3(4)+5 12+5 17 |
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Na+ and mg2+ are which type of element isotope or isobars |
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Answer» Na-isotope mg2 -isotope Explanation: ISOBAR -ATOMIC no. \no.of proton\no.of NEUTRON are DIFFERENT |
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