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1.

Is a redox reaction?

Answer» VEN reaction is not a REDOX reaction. Oxidation NUMBER of Cr in = + 6 Oxidation Number of Cr in  = + 6  Since, the oxidation number of Cr is the same in both the PRODUCT and the reactant side of the equation. The above reaction is not a redox reaction.
2.

What do you understand by the following terms: (i) hydrogen economy (ii) hydrogenation (iii) ‘syngas’ (iv) water-gas shift reaction (v) fuel-cell

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drogen economy" Hydrogen economy is the use of hydrogen as the fuel replacing low CARBON energy petroleum products. It is used as the fuel for VEHICLES. Hydrogen is the abundant and cheapest element which is reacted with "air" in the "fuel cell" to produce ELECTRICITY and water as side product.  (ii) "Hydrogenation": The two hydrogen added across the "double bond"of an alkene in order to form and saturated alkane is CALLED hydrogenation. Hydrogenation can be carried out in presence of "CATALYST" such as "nickel", "platinum" and "palladium", etc. e.g. hydrogenation of oils. (iii) "SYNGAS": SYNGAS is otherwise known as synthetic natural gas. It is used as fuel. This fuel is the mixture of "carbon monoxide", "hydrogen" and rarely "carbon dioxide". (iv) "Water-gas shift" reaction: The reaction of "steam" with "carbon monoxide" to produce "carbon dioxide" and "hydrogen" gas is called "water-gas shift" reaction. It is a "reversible reaction". It is an "exothermic reaction" carried out with catalyst. (v) "Fuel-cell": Fuel cell is an "electrochemical cell", which converts the "fuel energy" into "electricity" through "electrochemical reaction" of ""hydrogen fuel cell" in "presence of oxygen" or other "oxidizing agents"."

3.

Ionization energy of a H-atom is 13.6 eV/atom. It requires a photon of energy 1.5 times the minimum which is required to remove the electron. Calculate the wavelength of the emitted electron.

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the ionisation potential of hydrogen atom = 13.6eV Hence, the change in energy to remove the ELECTRON from N = 2 is given by                                   Since, electron is completely REMOVED from n = 2, so we have the change in energy to be                                                     ΔE = E(∞)-E(2) Therefore substituting all the values in the formulae we get,                                             ΔE = 0-\frac{-13.6}{2^2}                                                    ΔE =\frac{13.6}{4} eV                                                            ΔE = 3.4eV The wavelength of the emitted electron is 3.4eV.

4.

What do you mean by Boyle temperature ? Give its expression and its relation with inversion temperature.

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temperature” in thermodynamics denotes the “temperature” at which a “non-ideal” gas “behaves” most LIKE an “ideal gas”.  At Boyle temperature, by setting the “compressibility factor” Z to 1, We GET Where a and b are “Van DER Waals” parameters. This is the “virial equation”.  This temperature is formally defined as the “temperature” for which the “second virial coefficient” equals to 0 and at “this temperature” that the “attractive forces” and the “repulsive forces” reacting on the “gas particles” “balance out”.  In any CASE, when there is lower pressures, the “second virial coefficient” will be the “only relevant” one because the “remaining concern terms” of “higher order” on the pressure. We then have , if p = 0. Then Z is the compressibility factor."

5.

In what respect does the first member of a group differ from its congeners?

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st member of the group always differs from its congeners or the other members of the same group. In group 1 or s block, the first element Lithium (Li) shows some similarities to the second member MAGNESIUM of the same group due to the similarities in the RADIUS ratio of the elements or ionic sizes. LIKEWISE, in group 2 BERYLLIUM (Be) differs from the members of its group. The first element has four electrons in their valence shells and shows the maximum covalency of four whereas other elements show maximum BEYOND four.

6.

State the types of hybrid orbitals associated with: (i) P in (ii) S in

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ization:Intermixing of "atomic orbitals"of "slightly" different ENERGY and shape and "REDISTRIBUTION" of their "ENERGIES" to form "new orbitals" of "identical shape" and "equivalent energies".Hybridization in Atomic number of P: 15One 's', three 'p', and one 'd' orbitals of same shell participates to give hybrid orbitals with TRIGONAL bipyrmidal shape with bond angles and (ii) Hybridization in Atomic number of S: 16One 's', three 'p', and TWO 'd' orbitals of same shell participates to give hybrid orbitals with octahedral shape with bond angles."

7.

In the van der Waals equation (V - nb) = nRT. The constant ‘a’ accounts for what property of molecules of real gases ?

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Waals equation:(V - nb) = NRT.  Here a and b are Van der waals  constants.Van der Waals constant “a”: It measures the magnitude of the attractive forces among the molecules of the gas. If the value of “a” is greater than the intermolecular forces of attraction are larger. Hence it exhibits the PROPERTY of REAL gases at high PRESSURE.

8.

Iodine molecule dissociates into atoms after absorbing light of If one quantum of radiation is absorbed by each molecule, calculate the kinetic energy of iodine atoms. (Bond energy of I2 = 240 kJ )

Answer» BOND energy of, λ = 4500A°  Energy given to Iodine molecule = hc/λ                                                                  = = Energy used for breaking up of Iodine molecule =  = Energy used in importing kinetic energy to two I atoms =So, Kinetic energy PER Iodine ATOM =
9.

State physical significance of .

Answer» AVE function" of particle is a variable quantity which indicates the "wave characteristics" of a "particle" by mathematical expression. At a given time and space the particular value of wave function is completely depends UPON the probability of particle that is present at that time.It can be REPRESENTED by However, the "square of the wave function" , has some physical significance.The "probability" of "finding" the "particle" DESCRIBED by a "specific wave function" at a given "point and time" is "PROPORTIONAL" to."
10.

EASY QUESTION Q. HOW IS THE EVOLUTION OF HYDROGEN FROM AN CHEMICAL REACTION FOUND ? I WILL MARK YOU AS THE BRAINLIEST

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on of hydrogen is formed when we use hydrogen GAS in REACTANT side and the PRODUCT which is formed CONSIST of evolution of hydrogen gas therefore hydrogen gas evolution occur because it is less reactive fot eg. zinc + hydrochloric ACID --------------->zinc chloride +evolution of hydrogen

11.

Nitrogenous wastes are formed from the breakdown of

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your ANSWER AMMONIA

12.

Name the noble gases which are ion

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and XENONS are the NOBLE GASES which R IONS

13.

In the periodic table we come across diagonal relationship where by the top member of each group resembles the second member of next group. For example Boron resembles silicon. Can it be explained on the basis of I.E. and charge density data? Explain your answer.

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elongs to PBLOCK element and and is the FIRST element in the group 13 and present in third period. Its density is and has atomic number 5. Silicon also belongs to P- block element and is the first element in the group 14 and present in the third period. Its density is and has atomic number 14. The electron configuration of  Boron is and Silicon . Since both have two ELECTRONS in 1s orbital, have high melting point and are non metals. So, Boron resembles silicon.

14.

Show the difference of ortho and para hydorgen by a diagram.

Answer» BRAINLIEST PLEASE I NEED it.. No ONE has GIVEN me
15.

Show by a chemical reaction with water that is a basic oxide and is an acidic oxide.

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xides" or "acid anhydrides" are "oxides" that react with "water" to FORM an "acid" or reacts with base to form salt. They are oxides in high oxidation states of EITHER non-metals or metals.BASIC oxides are oxides which show fundamental properties as opposed to acid oxides. Reacts to form a base with water or reacts with an acid to make water and salt.reacts with water to NaOHgives base therefore, it is a basic oxide. reacts with water to form perchloric acid which turns blue litmus to red colourIt forms acid, therefore, is an ACIDIC oxide."

16.

Select the best Lewis structure(s) for the sulphate ion, .

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is structure" is a "DRAWING" of a "molecule" that illustrates the compound's connectivity and identifies the ""LONE pairs of electrons"" that can be connected to "other molecules".  "Lines" between two atoms in a "Lewis structure" are COVALENT bonds and "solitary pair electrons" are drawn as a "pair of points". In the Lewis structure, each atom must have octet except hydrogen. According to the octet rule, each atom has "eight electrons" in its "valence shell", giving it the same "electron configuration"" as a "noble gas". The "Lewis structure" of "sulphate ION" is as follows."

17.

Shivam, a student of class XIth had difficulty to understand rules for writing the electronic configuration of the elements. Shivam is a very shy boy and hesitate to ask questions in class. Shravan one of his classmates discussed this problem with his teacher. The teacher called Shivam to staffroom and explained the concept in detail. Shivam, then got satisfied. (i) What rules were told to Shivam by his teacher? (ii) Write the electronic configuration of Cu. (iii) What values are displayed by Shravan.

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for filling electrons in orbitals - Aufbau principle "Electrons" are added "one at a time" to the "lowest energy orbitals" available until all the "electrons" of the "atom" which have been taken into account. ACCORDING to the "Aufbau principle", electrons FILL lower energy orbitals first.Pauli's exclusion principle and Hund's rule Pauli's exclusion principle: "No two electrons" in an ORBITAL can have same value for all "four quantum numbers".""Hund's rule": "Pairing of electrons" in an orbital should not TAKE place until all orbitals are "singly occupied". II) Electronic configuration of Copper: Copper electronic configuration -iii)

18.

Select the best Lewis structure for chloric acid, , in which the chlorine atom is surrounded by three oxygen atoms, one of which is also bonded to a hydrogen atom.

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e to draw "Lewis structure" that obeys the "octet rule". Then we can confirmed the "stable structure". To do this, we will CALCULATE the "formal charges" on the atoms. If the COMPOUND have ZERO formal charge no need to draw extra structure of the compound otherwise we are reduced the formal charge by draw different Lewis structure. The Lewis structure of is as follows.LET's assign the formal charge: Oxygen atom (bonded to H) formal charge = 6 - 4 - 2 = 0 Other oxygen atoms formal charge = 6 - 6 - 1 = -1 Chlorine atom formal charge = 7 - 2 - 3 = +2 Let's try to reduce the formal charges of individual atoms by different connectivity of atoms. Draw another Lewis structure.There are no "formal charges" on the atoms, so it is most stable Lewis structure of "

19.

Saurabh and Sandeep were discussing the difference between and and both got confused.Saurabh and Sandeep asked their subject teacher, why and have different dipole moment while both are having same hybridization states and same number of lone pair of electrons. (i) Draw the structure of and . (ii) Why and have different dipole moment? (iii) What values are displayed by Saurabh and Sandeep?

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e structure of is as follows. (ii) A dipole moment is a measure of the separation of two electric charges that are opposite. Moments of dipole are a "vector QUANTITY". The MAGNITUDE corresponds to the charge multiplied by the distance between the chare and the direction from NEGATIVE to positive charge. , the electronegativity is DIFFERENT is in between N -H and N-F. Therefore, these two molecules have different dipole moments. (iii) The DISPLACED values are 0.2D in and 1.5D in respectively "

20.

Reaction, , is used for commercial preparation of bromine from its salts. Suppose we have 50.0 ml of a 0.060M solution of NaBr. What volume of a 0.050 M solution of is needed to react completely with ?

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ven CHEMICAL reaction is as follows From the given, Volume of solution = 50 ML Molarity of NABR solution = 0.06 M From 50 ml and 0.06 M of NaBr moles of BR Now, from 0.003 moles of We get, the moles of Now volume required would be:

21.

Separate out the following into extensive and intensive: Volume, Temperature, Pressure, Boiling point, Free energy.

Answer» IVE properties:  System properties, the magnitude of which is independent of the total amount depend on the concentration of substances instead. The properties which are examples of INTENSIVE property are colour, taste, melting point, BOILING point, density, lustre, hardness, etc. Extensive properties: Properties whose value depends on the quantity of present substance. The examples for extensive properties are mass, volume, LENGTH, shape, etc."
22.

Rationalise the given statements and give chemical reactions: (i) Lead (II) chloride reacts with to give . (ii) Lead (IV) chloride is highly unstable towards heat. (iii) Lead is known not to form an iodide, .

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the "decomposition reaction" is carried out in the "presence of HEAT" is called "THERMAL decomposition" reaction. Calcium carbonate is called quick lime. "Calcium carbonate" is HEATED heavily to form "calcium oxide" and "carbon dioxide" until it is thermally decomposed. Calcium oxide is "dissolved in water" to form "calcium hydroxide" (limestone). This CAUSES a "MILKY suspension" of "calcium carbonate" to bubble carbon dioxide. (b) If the top of the Chimney of the kiln was closed, very low amount of carbonate is formed because thermal decomposition reaction is carried out in presence of oxygen."

23.

Saturated aliphatic hydrocarbons are called alkanes. They are mainly used as fuels. Depending upon their physical properties such as boiling points, density and solubility, they have many other uses. Now answer the following questions. (i) Out of propane and butane why is propane used as a fuel for barbecue gill? (ii) Which alkane is used as a fuel in cigarette lighters? (iii) What is vaseline? Mention some of its uses.

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arbecue is normally open. While propane and butane MAY be used in cold COUNTRIES, but propane is preferred because it works better at LOW TEMPERATURES. The reason is that propane has lower boiling point (213 K), remains as gas present in the cylinder despite the cooling produced by the "Thomson effect" during the usage and therefore, ensures a constant supply of gas.  By contrast, butane becomes a liquid in the cylinder due to its higher boiling point (272.5 K) and the cooling produced by the "Joule-Thomson effect", and thus, the gas supply becomes "slower and slower" as the gas is used. ii) Butane is used as a "fuel" in CIGARETTE lighters because at room temperature, it is easily liquefied. iii) Vaseline is a "mixture" of strong alkanes with low points of meting. It can prevent loss of moisture and soft lips and nail cuticles. It is also used in cosmetics and ointments."

24.

Represent the potential energy / enthalpy change in the following processes graphically: (a) Throwing a stone from the ground to roof. (b) In which of the processes potential energy / enthalpy change is contributing factor to the spontaneity?

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py of atomization:It is the "enthalpy CHANGE" when "1 mole" of a substance completely dissociates into gaseous atoms. This value is always positive because during SEPARATION of bonds with HEAT ENERGY all the bond separates and no bond unites. The value does not remain constant as they change with the breakage of bonds.Both (a) and (b) are INDICATES enthalpy change."

25.

Prove that the change in internal energy is equal to the heat exchanged between the system and the surrounding.

Answer» LAW of thermodynamics": The CHANGE in "internal energy" of a "closed system" will be equal to the "energy added to the system" "minus" the "work done" by the system on its SURROUNDINGS. This is the law of CONSERVATION of energy written in a form useful to systems involving HEAT transfer. Internal energy: Sum total of all potential and kinetic energies of a system. It is defined as the change during a process at constant volume. For irreversible expansion, According to the "first law of thermodynamics", the "heat of the system" is "equal to" the "internal energy". The heat surrounding the system increases, so the heat of the system decreases because no heat is produced or destroyed."
26.

Who has the highest absolute refractive index? A. Fused quarts B. Diamond C. Crown glass D. Ruby

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has the HIGHEST REFRACTIVE INDEX

27.

Prove ΔG = –TΔ.

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bbs free energy of combines "enthalpy" and "entropy" in one value. This energy is associated with a "chemical reactions"" that are useful. It is equivalent to enthalpy minus temperature and SYSTEM entropy. Free energy refers to the amount of "energy available" during a "chemical reaction" to do cellular WORK. Gibbs free energy EQUATION If is "negative", the "forward reaction" is "spontaneous". If is zero, the system is at "EQUILIBRIUM". If is "positive", the reaction is "spontaneous" in the "reverse DIRECTION"."

28.

Pressure is determined as force per unit area of the surface. The SI unit of pressure, pascal is as shown below: 1Pa = 1N If mass of air at sea level is 1034 g , calculate the pressure in pascal.

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acting "PER unit AREA" of the surface called is PRESSURE.Mathematically, it can be written as followsFrom the GIVEN mass of air at sea level =Substitute the given value into the pressure formulaLet's convert the units into Pa.  We know,Then, ."

29.

Saytzeff rule with examples.?

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ng to Saytzeff RULE "In dehydrohalogenation reactions, the PREFERRED product is that alkene which has the greater number of alkyl groups attached to the doubly bonded CARBON atoms." For example: The dehydrohalogenation of 2-bromobutane YIELDS two PRODUCTS 1-butene and 2-butene.

30.

In the ionic compound KF, the and ions are found to have practically identical radii, about each. What do you predict about the relative atomic radii of K & F?

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d have the identical ionic radii in the ionic compound KF about 1.34 Angstrom. ATOMIC radii of both and are different even though they have the same ionic radii. If POTASSIUM loses an electron, the outermost electron orbit is gone and so the atomic radius REDUCES, therefore when electron gains an electron, its atomic radius increases. If fluorine gains an electron, atomic radius increases DUE to more electrons, therefore Fluorine loses an electron , its atomic radius decreases.

31.

In what regions of the atmosphere, the temperature increases with altitude and in which regions it decreases?

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ere is divided into four layers based on the changes in the temperature. The four layers are The Troposphere: First layer above the earth surface, also known as low ATMOSPHERE. The Stratosphere: Second layer, also known as upper atmosphere The Mesosphere: Third layer  of the atmosphereThe THERMOSPHERE: Fourth layer. of the atmosphereThe Exosphere: OUTERMOST space of atmosphere.  The temperature decreases with ALTITUDE in the troposphere, due to the uneven heating of the earth surface. In stratosphere, temperature increases with height since heat is absorbed by ozone layer and is released heating the atmosphere.

32.

In order to determine the molecular mass of benzene, which method would you use?

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is an organic chemical compound, colourless liquid. Its molecular STRUCTURE is . Benzene is explosive and toxic, mixes with gasoline, ETHER and other solvents. The molecular WEIGHT of Benzene is 78.114 g/mol. We can use two methods to determine the molecular mass of Benzene,        ADDING all the Carbon atoms and hydrogen atoms present in ().        Using the Molecular formula =

33.

In writing Lewis dot structures of molecules, which atom is given central position?

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dot structure is the graphical representation how the electrons are DISTRIBUTED. The geometry of a molecule is predicted using this method. Lewis INTRODUCED symbols to represent the valence electrons in the atoms which are called as Lewis symbols. In Lewis dot structure valence electrons are shown as DOTS surrounding the symbol of atom or ion. The reason to LEARN how to draw Lewis structures helps to predict the number and the type of bonds formed around an atom.

34.

In DNA and RNA, nitrogen atom is present in the ring system. Can Kjeldahl method be used for the estimation of nitrogen present in these? Give reasons.

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oxyribonucleic acid) and RNA (Ribonucleic acid) have nitrogen in the heterocyclic rings. Nitrogen present in AZO groups, rings, and nitro groups cannot be removed as AMMONIA. Since, during digestion these compounds does not FULLY GET converted into Ammonium sulphate Thus, Kjeldahl METHOD is not suitable to compounds which contain nitrogen in nitro, rings and azo groups and cannot estimate the nitrogen present in DNA and RNA.

35.

Predict the sign of entropy change in following: (at 330 K, 1 atm)

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y is a "measure" of the LACK of thermal energy of any MECHANICAL work system. It also represents the system's randomness. As randomness INCREASES the system entropy. Entropy of the system is directly proportional to the randomness.Let's predict the sign of entropy CHANGE in the following.Gas at lower pressure has greater randomness than \Delta at high pressure (compressed gas) at the same temperature.Hence, entropy decreases, i.e., ."

36.

In what smallest whole-number ratio must N and O atoms combine to make dinitrogen to tetroxide ? What is the mole ratio of the elements in this compound?

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the Empirical formula, we can find out the smallest whole number ratio which exists between the elements. Empirical formula and the molecular formula are mathematically related                     Molecular formula = n X empirical formula The molecular formula weight of dinitrogen tetroxide   is 92 g/mol. To get the MOLAR mass, use the molar masses of the individual atoms of Nitrogen and Oxygen Molar mass of Nitrogen is 14.007 g/mol (SINCE it has one atom) Molar mass of Oxygen is  2 × 15.9994 g/mol= 32g/mol (Since it has two atoms) THUS, Empirical formula weight = 14 + 32 = 46g/mol Molecular formula weight = n x empirical formula weight                             46g/mol  = n x 92 g/mol Therefore, n = 2 which is the MOLE ratio of elements in this compound. The molecular formula for your compound is              = → dinitrogen tetroxide.

37.

Predict the sign of entropy change in following:

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y is a "measure" of the lack of thermal energy of any MECHANICAL work system. It also represents the system's randomness. As randomness INCREASES the system entropy. "Entropy of the system" is directly proportional to the randomness. Let's predict the sign of entropy change in the following. In the GIVEN chemical REACTION "ammonium nitrate" decomposes into nitrogen GAS, water, and oxygen gas. Here, solid is convert into gas phase. The "randomness" is more in gas phase. Therefore, sign of entropy is positive."

38.

Why does the sun appear to rise in East and set in West ?

Answer» EARTH ROTATES from WEST to EAST
39.

Which of the following are oxidizing agents and which are reducing agents? Justify your answer with half equations: , , , , Na

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________________Which of the following are OXIDIZING AGENTS and which are REDUCING agents? JUSTIFY your answer with half equations: ✔✔Na_______________________

40.

Predict the products of electrolysis in each of the following: (i) An aqueous solution of with silver electrodes. (ii) An aqueous solution of with platinum electrodes. (iii) A dilute solution of with platinum electrodes. (iv) An aqueous solution of with platinum electrodes.

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hode:The following reduction REACTIONS supposed to occur at the cathodeThe reaction with a "higher value" ofoccurs at the "cathode".Therefore, "DEPOSITION of silver" will occur at the "cathode".At anode: The "Ag anode" is "attacked" by ions.Therefore, the "silver electrode" at the "anode" dissolves on to FORM At cathode: The following reduction reactions supposed to occur at the cathode.The reaction with a "higher value" of occurs at the "cathode".Therefore, "deposition of silver" will occur at the "cathode".At anode:Since platinum electrodes are inert, the anode is not attacked by ionsTherefore, ions can be oxidized at the anode.But ions having a lower DISCHARGE potential and get preference and decompose to liberateAt cathode, the following reduction reaction occurs to produce gas.At the anode, the following process are possibleFor the "dilute sulphuric acid" reaction (i) is preferred to produce gas.But, "concentrated sulphuric acid" reaction (II) occurs.At cathode: The following reactions occur at at the cathode.The reaction with a "higher value" of takes place at the "cathode".Therefore, "deposition of copper" will take place at the "cathode".The following oxidation reactions are possible at the anode.At the "anode", the reaction with a "lower value" ofis preferred.But due to the "over-potential" of "oxygen", gets "oxidized" at the "anode" to produce gas."

41.

How does dihydrogen react with: (i) (ii) C (iii) (iv) (v)

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________________How does dihydrogen REACT with:(i) (ii) C(iii) (IV) (v) ✔✔_______________________

42.

Predict the dipole moment of a molecule of the type: (i) having a square planar geometry. (ii) having a square pyramidal shape. (iii) having an octahedral geometry.

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ole MOMENT" is a measurement of the "separation" of "two ELECTRIC charges" that are opposite. Moments of dipole are a "vector quantity". The magnitude CORRESPONDS to the "charge multiplied" by the distance between the charge and the DIRECTION from negative charge to POSITIVE charge."

43.

Which chemical apply on copper metal it defuse the filament 2.4 torch bulb can u tel me chemical name

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rice are  carbo-hydrates {hydrogen carbon} so.In chemical reaction defenetly rice pulls .when rice pulls they change to black.         And its also fails 2.4 volts torch bulb filament fails when torch focus PUT  on COPPER metal then torch filament fails by chemical reaction .   And another one is iron and magnet normally attraction at south to north r north to south poll.At the same time its TWO repulsion at south  to south r north to north polls.likes it which chemical apply on copper metal its repulsion iron . And which chemical produce or release high radiation POWER

44.

Does zinc react with nitric acid?? if yes ,then what happens to hydrogen gas.

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45.

Image of questions of thermodynamics

Answer» KNOW the ANSWER of this QUESTIONS
46.

State Nernst Law of thermodynamics and its useful application.

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re FOUR LAWS of THERMODYNAMICS

47.

Oxygen is prepared by catalytic de-composition of potassium chlorate (). Decomposition of potassium chlorate gives potassium chloride (KCl) and oxygen (). If 2.4 mole of oxygen is needed for an experiment, how many grams of potassium chlorate must be decomposed? (At mass K = 39, Cl = 35.5, O = 16)

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alytic decomposition reaction is carried out in the presence of CATALYST CALLED CATALYTIC decomposition reaction.Potassium dichlorate undergoes decomposition reaction to form potassium chloride and OXYGEN gas.Molecular weight of From the above reaction,For 3 moles of , we need For 2.4 moles of , we need:== 196 g of

48.

Pay load is defined as the difference between the mass of displaced air and the mass of the balloon. Calculate the pay load when a balloon of radius 10 m, mass 100 kg is filled with helium at 1.66 bar at 27°C. (Density of air = 1.2 kg and R = 0.083 bar ).

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of the balloon = mass of the DISPLACED air - mass of the balloon Radius of the balloon, r = 10 m Mass of the balloon, m = 100 kg Therefore, volume of the balloon ==Now the volume of the displaced air =From the given, Density of air = Therefore, mass of the displaced air = Let w be the mass of HELIUM GAS FILLED into the balloon, Then, pv = RT Or Total mass of the balloon filled with He = 1117 + 100 = 1217 kg Therefore PAYLOAD of the balloon = 5028.6 - 1217 = 3811.6 kg Hence, the payload of the balloon is 3811.6 kg

49.

Composition of atoms of the first twenty elements with electron distribution in various shells

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go down a GROUP the ATOMIC RADIUS increase and electroposivity increase. when we from left to right the radius of the atomic DECREASE because of the nuclear CHARGE by nucleus.

50.

Predict the sign of entropy change in "crystallization of copper sulphate from its saturated solution".

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is a measurement of the lack of thermal energy of any mechanical WORK system. It also represents the system's randomness. As randomness increases the system entropy. Entropy of the system is DIRECTLY proportional to the randomness.Let's predict the sign of entropy change in crystallization of copper sulphate from its saturated solution.Copper sulphate CRYSTALS have ORDERED arrangement whereas ions in SOL have greater randomness.Therefore, ΔS