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Melting point of NaCL is higher than that or CuCL |
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Answer» ting POINT of CUCL is LESS than NaCl because the difference between electronegativities of Na and Cl is greater than that of Cu and Cl. So the bond between Na and Cl will be more ionic and greater ENERGY will be required to break the bond. Thus, CuCl has a lesser mp than NaCl.Hope it helps :) |
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What are the uses of Geothermal Energy? Good luck for the answer!!! :-) Answer it immediately! |
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Answer» mal hot water can be used for many applications that require heat. Its CURRENT uses INCLUDE heating buildings (EITHER individually or whole towns), raising plants in GREENHOUSES, DRYING crops, heating water at fish farms, and several industrial processes, such as pasteurizing milk. |
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Prove the activity of law of conservation of mass |
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Does the redox reaction in a cell go to completion? |
| Answer» EACTION is GOING to be COMPLETE because if OXIDATION is HALF complete and then half reduction complete | |
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Distinguish between (i) hard water and soft water (ii) temporary and permanent hardness. |
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Answer» ter is a sample of ground WATER which freely lathers with SOAP solution meanwhile hard water is a sample of ground water which forms sticky SCUM with soap solution.temporary hardness is caused by hydrogen carbonates of magnesium and calcium. permanent hardness is caused by SULPHATES and chlorides of calcium and magnesium.temporary hardness can be removed by boiling it but permanent hardenss can be removed by TREATING the water with sodium carbonate. |
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Distinguish between a photon and quantum. |
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Answer» A PHOTON can be defined as QUANTUM of energy. It is an elementary particle.Elementary particle is a particle that does not have a substructure.Elementary particles are the building blocks of the universe from which all other particles are made.The photon is the quantum of electromagnetic radiation (e.g. radio, light,x-rays, gamma rays) or the basic unit of light.Quantum :Quantum can be described as measure of quantity.Quantum is considered to be a discrete PACKET with energy stored in them.A quantum is a unit in which waves are absorbed or emitted. Quanta are the smallest units of something allowed.In short, its just a smallest, indivisible, discrete PIECE of anything.Difference :A photon has the properties of both wave like and particle like, but quantum does not.Quantum can be described as a measure of quantity, but a photon is not about a measure of quantity.WHY ??? Because…A photon can be defined as a quantum of energy / light.We think of light as being continuous, almost like a fluid, in our EVERYDAY experience, but on small enough scales, light can be thought of as particles.On those scales, there's no such thing as "less light" coming from something. It either gives off 1 photon, or it gives off no photons, but there is no in between.A photon is a quantum but not all quanta are photons. |
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Discuss the anomalous behaviour of Lithium. Give its diagonal relationship with Magnesium. |
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Answer» ithium have VALENCY 1 SIMILARITY MAGNESIUM have valency 2 |
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Determine the work done by the gas which expands from 100 mL to 250 mL. under a constant pressure fo 2 atm. |
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Answer» he work DONE by a GAS which expands from volume v1 to v2 under a constant pressure p is in this case, p = 2atmv1 =100 ml= 0.1 litv2= 250ML = 0.25 lit so, the work done will be again, 1L atm = 101.33 JOULESO, work done = 101.33×0.3 = 30.399 joulesHope this HELPS.... |
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Determine the oxidation number of elements which are underlined: (a) (b) (c) |
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Iupac name of amide which gives propanamine by hoffman bromomide reaction |
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Answer» tanamide when WOULD GIVE PROPANAMINE on bromamide DEGRADATION. |
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What is the relationship between the atomic number and the periodic classification of elements? |
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Describe the difference between the mass of a mole of oxygen atoms (O) and the mass of a mole of oxygen molecules (). |
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Answer» ference between mass of MOLE of oxygen and mass of mole of oxygen molecules are:mole of oxygen EQUAL to 16g and mole of oxygen molecules EQUALS to 32G |
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Describe iodination of methane. |
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Answer» s with ch4 - ch3i + hI I2 REACTS with ch3I -CH2I +I I2 reacts with ch2I - CHI + hI I2 reacts with ch2I -chI + hI |
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Depending upon the nature of pollutants, how can the pollution be classified into different types? |
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Answer» ollutionsir pollutionwater pollutione-pollution |
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Define lattice enthalpy and how is it related to the stability of the ionic compound. |
| Answer» TICE enthalpy (lattice ENERGY) of an ionic solid is DEFINED as theenthalpy required to completely separate ONE mole of a solid ionic compound into gaseous constituentions. ... The greater the lattice enthalpy, more stable is the ionic compound. | |
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Define critical temperature of gas. |
| Answer» REE at ROOM TEMPERATURE | |
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Copper vessel can be used to store dil. HCI but not dil. . Explain why? |
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Consider the reaction: , when the given reaction is carried out the water goes cloudy. Why? |
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Consider the following species: , , , , and . (i) What is common in them ? (ii) Arrange them in the order of increasing ionic radii ? |
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Consider the elements : Cs, Ne, I and F only : (a) Identify the element that exhibits only – ve oxidation state. (b) Identify the element that exhibits only + ve oxidation state. (c) Identify the element that exhibits both + ve and – ve oxidation states. (d) Identify the element which neither exhibits – ve nor + ve oxidation state. |
| Answer» WERS are :a) FB) CSC) ID) NE. | |
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Complete the following statement: When 'l' = 3, may have value from ––––––––––– to ––––––––––. |
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Complete the following statement: The neutral fourth–period atom having a total of six 'd' electrons is ––––––––. |
| Answer» RON having a TOTAL of 10 ELECTRON | |
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Compound X on reduction with gives a hydride Y. The compound Y reacts with air explosively resulting in boron trioxide. Identify X and Y. Give balanced equations involved in the formation of Y and its reaction with air. |
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Complete the following statement: Two electrons in the same ––––––––––– must have opposite spins. |
| Answer» ELECTRONS are in same s ORBITAL then they MUST have OPPOSITE SINGS | |
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Complete the following statement: The electronic configuration of Sn is [Kr] ––––––––. |
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Complete the reaction : LiI + KF → |
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Answer» I is your ANSWER LET me KNOW if my answer was HELPFUL to U... |
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Complete the following statement: Balmer series in hydrogen spectrum is observed in the ——— region. |
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Answer» Balmer SERIES in HYDROGEN spectrum is observed in the VISIBLE REGION. |
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Complete the following statement: The presence of unpaired electrons in an atom gives rise to –––––––––––. |
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Answer» ....... PARAMAGNETISM. |
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Complete the following statement: Orbitals with the same energy are said to be –––––––. |
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Answer» .......... DEGENERATE. |
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Complete the following statement: A nodal surface is one at which the probability of finding an electron is –––––––. |
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Answer» ........is ZERO. |
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Which would under go sn2 reaction faster in the following pair and why? i) ch3ch2br ii) ch3-(ch3)c(br)-ch3 |
| Answer» NE because LEAST STERIC HINDERANCE. | |
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Which one is a polar molecule (A) BF3 (B) PCl5 (C) Tetra fluoro Allene (D) CH4 |
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Explain the cleansing agent of soap |
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Answer» e help of a diagram,explain cleansing ACTION of soap.Soap molecule form structures called micelles where one end is towards the oil droplet while the ionic end FACES outside. ... Thesoap SOLUTION thus helps in dissolving the DIRT in water and we can wash the clothes CLEAN. OR Explain the cleansing action of soapWhen soap is dissolved in water, its hydrophobic ends attach themselves to dirt and remove it from the cloth.First, the molecules of soap arrange themselves in micelle formation and trap the dirt at the centre of the cluster.These micelles remain suspended in water like particles in a colloidal solution. |
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Why common salt is added to soap solution in the laboratory while making soap |
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Guys plz help.......... |
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Answer» ene and ammonium CHLORIDE CN be... SEPARATED by --. sublimation processhope this HELPS u |
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Comment on the follwing observation: The mobilities of the alkali metal ions in aqueous solution are < < < |
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Compare the relative stability of the following species and indicate their magnetic properties: , , (superoxide), (peroxide). |
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Classify the following species into Lewis acids and Lewis bases and show how these act as Lewis acid/base: (a) (b) (c) (d) |
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Answer» mfMgzmgzmgzmg❄ FINGER |
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Classify the following compounds into acidic, basic and amphoteric oxides : , . |
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Answer» e!!here is your ANSWER:al2o3 os an AMPHOTERIC OXIDE and cl207 is acidi oxidehope it helped!! |
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Classify following oxides as neutral, acidic, basic or amphoteric CO, , , , , PbO2, . |
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Classify the following as pure substances or mixtures and separate the pure substance into elements and compounds and divide the mixtures into homogeneous and heterogenous categories: (i) graphite (ii) milk (iii) air (iv) diamond (v) petrol (vi) tap water (vii) distilled water (viii) oxygen (ix) 22 carat gold (x) steel (xi) iron (xii) iodized table salt (xiii) wood (xiv) cloud |
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Answer» hite = ELEMENT 2. MILK = heterogeneous mixture (colloid) 3.air = homogeneous mixture 4.diamond =element 5. petrol= homogeneous mixture 6. tap water=compound 7. distilled water =compound 8. OXYGEN =element 9. 22 carat gold = homogeneous mixture 10.steel= homogeneous mixture 11.iron = element 12. oxidized table salt = compound 13. WOOD= element 14.cloud= heterogeneous mixture. |
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Carry out the following conversions: (i) Acetylene to propyne. (ii) n- Hexane to benzene. |
| Answer» ST one convert ethyne into SODIUM actletylide then react it with METHYL BROMIDE For SECOND one use dichromiumtrioxide to convert to cyclohexane then carry out aromatisation | |
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Carbon dioxide is non-polar while water is polar. What conclusion do you draw about their structures from these. |
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Answer» e molecules are triatomic and there is electronegativity difference between C-O as well as O-H. But their polarity difference indicates that their structures are DIFFERENT. The difference in polarity is due to the symmetries of the molecules. Since CO2 is non POLAR and central atom has no lone PAIRS, it shows that both of the oxygen atoms are on opposite sides of carbon thereby cancelling the dipole moment and making the molecule linear. H2O being polar indicates that both the hydrogen atoms are on one side and the lone pair of electrons on the central atom is on the other side and due to BOND pair-lone pair repulsion , the GEOMETRY of the molecule is bent. The contribution in the polarity is the dipole moment from the lone pair. |
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Carbon monoxide is readily absorbed by ammonical cuprous chloride solution but carbon dioxide is not. Explain. |
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Answer» te☺❤heres ua answerDue to the presence of a lone pair of electrons on carbon in CO, it acts as a Lewis base (or ligand) and thus forms a soluble complex with ammoniacal cuprous chloride solution.On the other hand,CARBONDIOXIDE does not act as a Lewis base since it does not have a lone pair of electrons on the carbon ATOM and hence, does not DISSOLVE in ammoniacal cuprous chloride solution.hope it helped uh..... |
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Can phosphorous with outer electronic configuration form ? |
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Can oxidize to at 1M concentration? ( = +0.77V, ) |
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