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Is there any change in the hybridisation of B and N atoms as a result of the following reaction: |
| Answer» F3 UNDERGOES a CHANGE in HYBRIDIZATION from sp² to sp³. | |
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Is the valency of an element, same as its oxidation number? |
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Answer» is the property of an isolatedatom while oxidation STATE is calculated for an atom is PRESENT in a molecule i.e, in a BONDED state. 3.Valency of an element REMAINS thesame while its oxidation state may be different in different MOLECULES. |
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Is it possible to store: (i) copper sulphate solution in a zinc vessel? (ii) copper sulphate solution in a nickel vessel? (iii) copper sulphate solution in a silver vessel? (iv) copper sulphate solution in a gold vessel? |
| Answer» UE ANSWER is FIRST | |
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Is entropy an extensive or intensive property? |
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Radius decreases as we move from left to right in a period in the periodic table. Fluorine has the smallest atomic radius. As we move to neon in the same period, the atomic radius increases as it has van der waals radius and van der waals |
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Answer» is true that radius decreases as we move from left to RIGHT in a PERIOD in the PERIODIC table. Fluorine has the smallest atomic radius. As we move to neon in the same period, the atomic radius increases as it has van DER waals radius and van der waals |
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Q.2 give the structure and nature of bonding in the mononuclear carbonyls. |
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Answer» lear metal carbonyls contain only one metal atom as the central atom. Except vanadium hexacarbonyl only metals with even order NUMBER such as chromium, iron, nickel, and their homologs build neutral MONONUCLEAR complexes. ... Carbon MONOXIDE has different BINDING MODES in metal carbonyls. |
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Give three preventive measures to prevent air pollution |
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Answer» te Here is your answer Reduce the number of TRIPS you TAKE in your car.Reduce or eliminate fireplace and wood STOVE use.Avoid burning leaves, TRASH, and other materials.I hope this helps you ❤Mark as brainliest |
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The number of water molecules present in the drop of water weighing on 0.05mg is |
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The valency of oxygen is 2 so how it can bond with 3 hydrogen to have a hydronium ion |
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Answer» has a valency (or FORMAL charge) of -2 if you calculate it carefully3 x (+1) + x = 1 (METHOD to calculate formal charge)3 + x = 1x = -2Hence no rule is violated |
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In which season the depletion of ozone on Antarctica takes place and when is it replenished? |
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Answer» ne hole occurs during the Antarctic spring, from September to early DECEMBER, as STRONG westerly winds START to circulate around the continent and create an atmospheric container. Within this polar vortex, over 50 percent of the lower stratospheric OZONE is destroyed during the Antarctic spring. |
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In which condition a cation is highly polarizing? In group –1 which cation has the highest polarizing power? |
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Answer» e cation is exceptionally small it distorts the ELECTRON cloud of the ANION and at that time it has high polarizing power.In GROUP 1 lithium has high polarizing power |
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In a school trip to Shimla one day Siya and Smita decided to cook Rice . Siya took a pan to cook while Smita took a pressure cooker for cooking at the same place. Smita advised Siya not to cook in pan and suggest her to use pressure cooker. (i) Who will cook rice faster? (ii) What is the effect of pressure on boiling point? (iii) What value are associated with Smita? |
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Answer» will be COOKED by giving pressure if we use a PAN it may or may not happenaccording to smita ASSOCIATING with cooker |
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Give 2 carbon compounds and their detailed uses in daily life |
| Answer» MS carbon compounds..1..diamond it was mainly used in cutting of mirrorsit was also used in MAKING of jewellery2.... graphite it was used in making of PENCILS..it is also used in SEVERAL lubricant PRODUCTS | |
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Name the process u would use to obtain copper sulphate crystals from copper |
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Answer» process of CRYSTALIZATION. we can REMOVE COPPER sulphate crystals from copper. FOLLOW me, mark as brainiest. |
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If two elements can combine to form more than one compound, the masses of one element that combine with a fixed mass of the other element, are in whole number ratio. (a) Is this statement true? (b) If yes, according to which law? (c) Give one example related to this law. |
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Answer» . A/c to LAW of conservation of mass..iii. Ca + O2 = CaO.. Balanced-2Ca + O2 = 2CaOHope this helps you ..PLZ..mark as BRAIN... |
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If 20 g of is treated with 20 gram of HCl, how many grams of can be generated according to given equation: |
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Identify the reagents shown in bold in the following equations as nucleophiles or electrophiles: (a) + + H2O (b) + (c) + |
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Answer» ➡️ nucleophileb - CN- ➡️ nucleophilec - CH3CO+ ➡️ ELECTROPHILE. |
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If the electron absorbs 12.1 eV of energy, it will jump to which orbit? (Given energy of electron is –13.6eV) |
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1 mol o2 will be equal to how many gram equivalent oxygen |
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Answer» . Equivalent of a SUBSTANCE implies the weight which CONSOLIDATES or DISPLACES 1 g of H2, 8 g O2 or 35.5 g of Cl2 In that way 1 g likeness O2 =8g Weight of 1 mole of O2= 32g=32/8=4 equivalentThe mole, which is written as mol, is a SI unit which estimates the quantity of particles in a particular substance. One mole is equivalent to \(6.02214179 \times 10^{23}\) particles, or other basic units, for example, ATOMS. |
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Valency of the elements ________ in a period from left to right |
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Give two more example of compressed gas |
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Answer» ases do not become liquid when they are compressed at normal temperatures, even at very HIGH pressures. Commonexamples of these are oxygen, nitrogen, HELIUM and argon. Liquefied gas: CHLORINE, carbon DIOXIDE, nitrous oxide, dichlorane, hydrogen bromide.Here is your answerplz mark me as brainlisti BEG u |
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How will you separate a mixture of o– and p– nitro phenols? |
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Answer» re of p-nitrophenol and o-nitrophenol can be SEPARATED by STEAM DISTILLATION. The o-nitrophenol is steam VOLATILE, and the paraisomer is not volatile. .. |
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How will you separate iodine from sodium chloride? |
| Answer» HOD prefers for the seperation of IODINE and sodium chloride is sublimation.To separate sodium chloride andiodine the best way is to slightly heat the mixture. The DARK PURPLE vapors of iodine can be collected and COOLED to give solid iodine. During this process the sodium chloride is not affected and hence this is the perfect way of separating the two | |
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How will you make the following conversions? (i) Benzene to benzoic acid (ii) Benzoic acid to ethylbenzene (iii) Benzoic acid to benzene sulphonic acid |
| Answer» REFER the ATTACHMENT | |
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T he enthalpy of vaporization of a liquid at its boiling point ( 200 k b t ) is 15.3 kj mol1. If the molar volumes of the liquid and the vapour at 200 k are 110 and 12000 cm3 mol1 respectively, then the slope dp dt of the liquid-vapour boundary is |
| Answer» HAPLY of VAPORIZATION | |
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1) hydrocloric acid is also present in our stomach. How will you justify that? 2)Why Hcl is present in our stomach?3)Which of the following acids are weaka)formic acidb)acetic acidc)nitric acidd)sulphuric acide)Hcl |
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Answer» acid is present in our stomach because if more acid is secreted then we feel acidity and this acid HELPS us to digest the food.2) This answer is on OPTION 1)3) HCL |
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How many molecules are there in 17 gram of NH3 |
| Answer» MEANS 1 MOL of ammonia, Ok?And 1 mol = 6.022 x 10^231 molecule of ammonia has 4 ATOMS in total.(1 N & 3 H)So for 17g, i.e., 1 mol , it will be 4 x 6.022 x 10^23 | |
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How much of 0.3 M ammonium hydroxide should be mixed with 30 mL of 0.2 M solution of ammonium chloride to give buffer solution of pH 8.65 and 10? ( = 4.75) |
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Answer» eirjrhrjrjrjrkrjrknrjrjrjr |
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How many valence electrons does oxygen atom has? Which electrons are they? |
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Answer» is #8 in the periodical table. FIRST electron shell can hold 2 ELECTRONS; SECOND, 8. Therefore, out of 8 electrons, 2 go to the first shell and 6 to the second; valence electrons are the ones on the OUTERMOST shell (there are some EXCEPTIONS, but they are much further down the table). |
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How many sigma and pi bond are present in molecule of phenol? |
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Answer» mical FORMULA of PHENOL is C6H5-OH.. This means it has a benzene ring in it. In benzene ring there in all 3 PI bonds and remaining 6 sigma bonds. OH group doesnt POSSES any pi bond but has 1 sigma bond between O & H. and 1 sigma bond is PRESENT between benzene ring and OH group. |
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How many protons and neutrons are in an element which is represented by the symbol have in its nucleus? |
| Answer» PROTONS is 56 and no. Of NEUTRONS is 125- 56 = 69 | |
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How many nodal spheres does a 5s electron charge cloud have? |
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Answer» electororrrrrr |
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How many grams of silver are in 0.263 mol of Ag? |
| Answer» 63 GRAM you just simply multiply the molar mass of the SILVER with MOLES | |
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How many electrons in the p-orbital of argon (Z = 18) have same spin? |
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Answer» he ATTACHMENT |
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How is heavy water produced from ordinary water? |
| Answer» ATER means water having more content of DEUTERIUM(isotope of HYDROGEN). Heavy water is prepared by electrolysis | |
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Out of water and hydrogen sulphide which is expected to have higher boiling point and why ? |
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Answer» Hydrogen SULPHIDE Explaination:Hydrogen Sulphide is expected to have a HIGHER boiling point as it is formed by ionic BONDS whaeras water is formed by covalent bonds. Ionic COMPOUNDS have a higher boiling point as compared to Covalent Compounds. This is because the bonds between the ATOMS of covalent bonds are less stronger than that of ionic bonds. Ionic Bonds, hence have comparatively higher melting and boiling points. |
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when a compound Lead Nitrate is heated brown gas is evolved within a yellow marks in test tube what are these compounds formed |
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Answer» it's HELPFUL |
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How is carbon monoxide important in metallurgy? |
| Answer» MONOXIDE is a very important industrial compound. In the form of producer gas or water gas, it is widely used as a FUEL in industrial operations. ... Carbon monoxide ALSO reacts with certain metals, especially iron, cobalt, and nickel, to form compounds KNOWN as carbonyls. | |
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How does solubility product and ionic product helps in predicting the nature of solution? |
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Answer» aaaaaadtgggggggggggbb |
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How can lead poisoning be cured? |
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Answer» on therapy. In this treatment, a medication GIVEN by mouth binds with the LEAD so that it's excreted in urine. Chelation therapy might be recommended for children with a blood level of 45 mcg/dL or GREATER and adults with high blood levels oflead or symptoms of lead poisoning. EDTA chelation therapy.Please MARK it as BRAINLIEST answer and thank you |
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On passing a gas a through b it change into milky name and write the compound and chemical reaction |
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what kind of underwater is likely to be polluted that found near the surface of the earth or found deeper |
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Answer» ople who are NEAR this water CHANNELS, pollute them by washing the clothes, throwing garbage, etc. apart from this toxic chemical and INDUSTRIAL WASTES also pollute the quality of ground water. |
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Gobar gas obtained by bacterial fermentation of animal refuse contains mainly methane. The heat of combustion of methane to and water as gas is given by: , How much gobar gas would have to be produced per day for a small village community of 100 families, if we assume that each family has to be supplied 20000 kJ of energy per day to meet all its needs and that the methane content in the gobar gas is 80 percent by weight. |
| Answer» GAS............... | |
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Graphite is used as solid lubricant but charcoal is not, why? |
| Answer» GRAPHITE is SLIPPERY than charcoal due to weak INTERMOLECULAR FORCE | |