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How and why camphor is used to purify air? Explain with the help of equation |
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Answer» While the flame is believed to help drive away evil FORCES and NEGATIVE energies, camphor has many other benefits. Here's how you can USE it to purify your home. Camphor helps KILL germs, and it can be EXCELLENT to purify the air in the atmosphere.Explanation:Plz mark brainlist |
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Reducing nature decreases down the group why |
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Answer» The stability of HYDRIDES decreases down the group from NH3 to BIH3 due to decrease in their bond DISSOCIATION enthalpy which result in the increases of reducing character. Reducing character is directly related to the ease of losing hydrogen. ... Hence lose of hydrogen is easy and reducing nature increases down the group. |
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What is the main role of element in human welfare. |
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Answer» elements are of various TYPES and are vastly used for HUMAN welfare.Examples are-Gold- used as an ornamental elementAluminium- used in different INDUSTRIES like AIRCRAFT,electric,utensils,and so on.Iron- used to make various THINGS like rods and equipmentsHydrogenOxygen- life gasan so on..... |
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7. A sample of gas at room temperature is placed in an evacu- ated bulb of volume 0.51 L and is found to exert a pressure of24 kPa. This bulb is connected to another evacuated bulbwhose volume is 0.63 L, and the gas is allowed to fill bothbulbs. What is the new pressure of the gas at room tem-perature?(1) 9 kPa(2) 11 kPa(3) 7 kPa(4) 5 kPa |
| Answer» OPTION 2 is CORRECT that is 11kpa. | |
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Activity 2.9Take some approximately 5 impuresample of copper sulphate in a chinaDissolve it in minimum amount ofwaterFilter the impurities outEvaporate water from the coppersulphate solution so as to get asaturated solution.Cover the solution with a filter paperand leave it undisturbed at roomtemperature to cool slowly for a day.You will obtain the crystals of coppersulphate in the china dishThis process is called crystallisation. please give solution of this activity |
| Answer» DISSOLVE it in minimum AMOUNT of water. FILTER the impurities out. Evaporate water from the copper sulphate solution so as to get a SATURATED solution. Cover the solution with a filter PAPER and leave it undisturbed at room temperature to cool slowly for a day. | |
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Differentiate simple distillation and fractional distillation by its working |
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Answer» n difference is fractional distillation is USED to separate liquids with closer boiling POINT while simple distillation is used to separate liquids with boiling point GAPS of at LEAST 50 degrees. While simple distillation used a flask and condenser ... |
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Enthalpy of atomisation (in kj mol1) is least for |
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Answer» Sc & zn belongs to 3rd group pf periodic table. The extent of metallic bonding an element undergoes DECIDES the ENTHALPY of atomization. The more extensive the metallic bonding of an element, the more will be its enthalpy of atomization. In all transition metals (except Zn, electronic configuration: 3d10 4s2), there are some UNPAIRED ELECTRONS that ACCOUNT for their stronger metallic bonding. Due to the absence of these unpaired electrons, the inter-atomic electronic bonding is the weakest in Zn and as a result, it has the least enthalpy of atomization. |
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Element that is in the highest percentage in the composition of the earth |
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Element which has both gaseous and sedimentary recycle cycle |
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Answer» ment which has both GASEOUS and sedimentary CYCLE cycle in NITROGEN OXYGEN and Carbon |
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Electron affinity of fluorine is less than chlorine why |
| Answer» TION:Because of the factor that is size and the nucleur charge.. Bigger the size more EASILY the e- ACCEPT by the ATOM. | |
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Write the steps you would use the making tea. Use the words solution solvent,solute,dissolve,soluble,insoluble,filtrate and residue. |
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Answer» Take some water(solvent) and keep it at a boil. Add tea leaves and a solute{sugar} and LET it boil. When small bubbles APPEAR add milk. Let the milk mix and let the tea COME up then cut the heat supply. USE a tea strainer(filter) to separate tea from resideu. Your yea is ready |
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Write a short note on rusting of allumimiim,cuppor,silver,gold, platinium |
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Answer» ron METAL is exposed in moist air and the rusting of iron take PLACE seach such that if FE plus O2 Plus H2O GIVES the fe2o3 xh20 |
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Write the ph value after which teeth start decaying how is the concentration of hydroxide ions affected.When excess base is dissolved in a solution of sodium hydroxide |
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Why the atomic mass of an element is also called relative atomic mass? |
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Answer» the ATOMIC MASS of an element is also called RELATIVE atomic mass because the DOUBLE of atomic mass is EQUAL to relative atomic mass |
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Why sugar dissolves faster in warm water as compared to copd water? |
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Answer» the SOLUBILITY of solute INCREASES on heating. Hence sugar dissolves FASTER in warm water than COLD water |
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Why live is dot structure failed to represent actual shape of molecule? |
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Answer» tion:in his structure he can't give EXPLANATION of the expand of octat . example PF5,H2SO4 some have ODD electron molecules . example N=Osome element EXHIBIT with incomplete octat |
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Why is the boiling points of alcohols and phenols higher than any other class of compounds? |
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Answer» due to hydrogen bondingExplanation:the phenols and alcohol undergo extensive hydrogen bonding. This MAKES them more condensed to each other, HENCE the molecules are not ABLE to evaporate EASILY, as their bulk mass increases. |
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What the difference between organic and inorganic chemistry? |
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Answer» organic CHEMISTRY is related to carbon and atoms protons etc... while inorganic is related to chemicals PERIODIC TABLES physical matter in solid LIQUID and gasExplanation:organic as the NAME suggests is not living nature and similarly inorganic is non living |
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Why in mettallic conductors conductivity decreases with increase in temperature? |
| Answer» GRAPHITE is the metallic CONDUCTOR DECREASES or INCREASE in temperature | |
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Why ice at 0 degree Celsius is more effective in cooling than water at same temperature |
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Answer» Hope it HELPS you EXPLANATION:Please MARK as BRAINLIEST |
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How to find valence factor for acids base and salt and ions |
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Answer» tion:For the acid and base just check the no. Of H+ or OH- ions in the reaction. For example.. HCl +NAOH gives H20 + Nacl In the above example one H+ change or you can say 1 OH- is change Hence the VALENCE FACTOR of HCl is 1 and the valence factor of NaOH is ALSO 1. |
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Edta -disodium solt is narcotics poisonous or hazardous ? |
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Answer» Tetrasodium EDTA ... ( Ethylenedinitrilo)tetraacetic ACID tetrasodium SALT; Aquamoline BC; Aquamollin; .. |
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During electrolysis of fused nacl the anode reaction is |
| Answer» ELECTROLYSIS of Aqueous NaClRather than producing SODIUM, hydrogen is PRODUCED. Electrolysis of aqueous sodium CHLORIDE: Electrolysis of aqueous NaCl results in hydrogen and chloride GAS. At the anode (A), chloride (Cl-) is oxidized to chlorine. | |
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During exercise, the rate of respiration increases. Why? |
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Answer» because body heats up and works fast there is a huge quantity of ENERGY produced as also the rate of BREATHING because oxygen plays an important ROLE in it plzz follow MARK as brainliest |
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Why in carbon electronic configuration only 2p orbital is not taken? |
| Answer» BCZ in CARBON VALENCE is 4 ie.2s2 and 2p2 as it contains second shell 4 electrons only 2p cannot be considered 2s also should be included | |
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Does the surface area of water affects its rate of freezing |
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Answer» r,Surface area of an object affects the rate of heat being transferred,emitted or absorbed.In freezing ,thermal energy is being lost. »» 'Larger the surface area of a substance,more is the TIME taken for it to freeze'.«« »» 'SMALLER the surface area of a substance,less time it takes to freeze.'««If u pour some water in a GLASS and put it in a freezer and at the same time pour some water in a larger bowl and also put that in a freezer,u will notice after sometime that in this PERIOD of time the water in the glass has frozen whereas the water in the bowl is still a bit in liquid form.This is bcuz of the difference in surface areas. Bowl water,having a greater surface area freezes slowly and opposite is the case with the glass water which freezes quickly or ghastly than the bowl water DUE to a lesser or smaller surface area.HOPE IT HELPS UH!HAVE A GREAT DAY AHEAD««« |
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Does the value of equilibrium constant depend on catalyst affect |
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Answer» NoExplanation:EQUILIBRIUM CONSTANT is only DEPEND on the TEMPERATURE |
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Why gallium is having less atomic radius than aluminum,indium,thallium? |
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Answer» The electrons in d subshell have in SIGNIFICANT SCREENING effect. thus leading to a SUBSTANTIAL increase in effective nuclear charge . hence despite having more number of shells GALLIUM has a LESS atomic radius than aluminium. |
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Why half filled and completely filled orbitals have extra stability? |
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Answer» illed and half filled orbitals are exceptionally STABLE than any other configurations for an atom. In some cases like COPPER and chromium the electrons even leave the usual filling pattern for having an half or fully filled orbitals.The famous quote of de BROGLIE goes likeNature loves symmetry.In half and fully filled configurations for an orbitals there more possibility for an electron to exchange its position with another degenerate electron. More possibility means more exchanges happening in that atom releasing more energy, PARTICULARLY called exchange energy, hence ACCOUNTING for that extra stability. |
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Why do molecules of a solid have the strongest intermolecular forces? |
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Answer» the particles OS solid are very CLOSE and TIGHTLY PACKED...... Plz mark my answer brainlist.. |
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Why cu has positive electrode potential while other transition elements it is negative? |
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Answer» Their E values GET progressively more positive. Copper forms its ions LESS readily than hydrogen does. ... A major change is that copper is the more positive (less NEGATIVE) electrode. The voltmeter shows the hydrogen electrode as the negative ONE and the copper electrode as positive. |
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Why are platinized platinum electrodes used in conductometric measurements? |
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Answer» tion:ELECTRODES. For precision measurements of conductance platinized-platinum electrodes are used to REDUCE the POLARIZING effect of the PASSAGE of the CURRENT between the electrodes. |
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Why are curd and sour substances not kept in brass and copper vessels? |
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Answer» tion:when curd and sour substances kept in copper and brass vessels curd REACTS with copper it FORMS toxic compounds which MAY be unfit for human CONSUMPTION , and may CAUSE food poisoning. |
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Which of the follawing molecules has the longest nitrogen nitrogen bond? |
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Answer» d,LOOKS LIKE u FORGOT u to list down the options.Apna question retype kro and this time include the options plz |
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Which seperation technique will you apply to sepetate sodium chloride from its solution in water? |
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Answer» EvaporationExplanation: when we evaporate the SOLUTION of sodium CHLORIDE with WATER , the water will evaporate and sodium chloride will remain in the CONTAINER. |
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Which law of chemical combination is followed in balanced chemical equation? |
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Answer» the second LAW of CHEMICAL combination is followed in BALANCED chemical EQUATION |
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Write the chemical name of washing soda.how is prepared? give the relevant chemical equation |
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Answer» tion:The chemical formula of washing soda is Na2CO3, and its chemical name is sodium CARBONATE. It is also known as soda ASH or soda crystals.In the following three STEPS, washing soda is prepared from sodium chloride or common salt. FIRSTLY, a cold and concentrated sodium chloride solution is reacted with ammonia and carbon dioxide to obtain sodium hydrogen carbonate. ... On heating sodium hydrogen carbonate decomposes to form sodium carbonate hope its clear to u...plz mrk me as BRAINLIST... |
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The volume of oxygen at STP required to completely burn 30 ml of acetylene at STP is: (1)100ml (2)75ml (3)50ml (4)25ml???? |
| Answer» ANS 2 - 75mlExplanation: | |
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Electrolytic decomposition example |
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Answer» e their is your ANSWER....Electrolytic decomposition may result when electric current is passed through an aqueous solution of a COMPOUND. A good example is the ELECTROLYSIS of WATER. ... Decomposition of sodium chloride:On passing electricity through molten sodium chloride, it decomposes into sodium and chlorine.hope it help you so mark my answer into brainliest ✌️ and follow me and say thank to me also |
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When ink is added in water and honey in water why honey takes more time to dissolve in water? |
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Answer» Because the force of ATTRACTION in the INK is more than the force of attraction of honey. Explanation: you can also UNDERSTAND by the CONCEPT of viscosity.. Honey is more viscous than ink. |
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What will happens when manganese dioxide is heated with aluminium powder? |
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Answer» when Magnesium dioxide is HEATED with aluminium powder than the reaction TAKE PLACE Aluminium oxide is formed and magnesium RELEASE |
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When hih pressure is applied to nacl structure it will convert to? |
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Answer» On SUBJECTING the NaCl structure to high PRESSURE, it will increase coordination number from 6: 6 to 8: 8. |
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When 2.56g of sulphur was dissolved in 100 g of co2 freezing point a lower byb0.383k calculate the formula for sulphur? |
| Answer» PLEASE MENTION the VALUE of KF as WELL. | |
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What mass of caco3 is required to react completely with 25 ml of 0.75m? |
| Answer» EXPLANATION:REFER the below ATTACHMENT. | |
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What is used to stop the reaction of ocidation of alcohol in intermediate state? |
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Answer» I don't UNDERSTAND the QUESTION |
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What is the process of a liquid changing into vapour at a paticualar temperature called? |
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Answer» vaporizationExplanation:When a liquid TURNS into VAPOUR at a given TEMPERATURE is KNOWN as "vaporization" |
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