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it is PARTIAL IONISATION

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Terminal groups will have a carbon chain ATTACHED to ONE SIDE only .These molecules are called non Terminal group they will always have carbon change on both SIDES of the functinal group.# follow me.......❤️

perties of the chemical elements are summarized in the periodic table, which organizes the elements by increasing atomic NUMBER into rows ("periods") in which the COLUMNS ("GROUPS") share recurring ("periodic") physical and chemical properties. Save for unstable RADIOACTIVE elements with short half-lives, all of the elements are available industrially, most of them in low DEGREES of impurities.

dExplanation:since in Haber's process low TEMPERATURE is need to shift the EQUILIBRIUM towards the forward direction but at low temperature reaction BECOMES slow thus a suitable temperature of 700K is need to INCREASE the rate of reaction.hope it HELPS

They are. ..2H2+o2 = 2h20ch4+2o2= co2+2h2oCaCO3 ----->CaO +co2 HCL + NaOH ---> h20 +NaCl h2so4+2Naoh ---> Na2SO4 +2h20BaCl2 + Na2so4 --->2NaCl + Baso4. 2HCL +mg(oh)2 ------>Mgcl2 + 2h20 O2+o---> O3 2NaOH +ZN ----> Na2ZnO2 + h22HCL + fe ----> FECL2 +h2 H2SO4 +AL ----> Al2(so4)3 + h2 3Fe2so4+ Al ---->Al2(so4)3 +3Fe22Pb(No3)2-----> 2PbO +4No2+O2 H2So4 + Mg(oh)2====> MgSo4 + 2h206C02+6H20====> C6H12O6+6O2 ...hope it helps follow me

The CARBON atom is surrounded by THREE REGIONS of electron density, positioned in a trigonal planar ARRANGEMENT. The hybridization in a trigonal planar electron pair geometry is sp2 (Figure 16), which is the hybridization of the carbon atom in urea..

Zinc chloride and calcium chloride, as well as POTASSIUM hydroxide ...are so.. hygroscopic that they readily DISSOLVE in the WATER they absorb: (this property is called DELIQUESCENCE)

The ADVANTAGES of biogas over WOOD are - CLEANER burning means no ASH SMOKE or carbon monoxide, better temperature control because of better control on rate of burn, easier to transport and more calorific value.Hope this will help you

d SODIUM CARBONATE and CARBON DIOXIDE

Polyester have HIGH tenacity and durabilityPolyester has great holding water capacityPolyester FIBRES are STRONGER HOPE THIS HELPS YOU ❣️❣️✔️✔️✌️✌️

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eristics of SYNTHETIC fibersThey dry up soonAre durableLess expensiveReadily AVAILABLE Easy to maintain

ewable resources are USED faster than they can be REPLACED, so the supply available to SOCIETY is limited. Renewable resources will not RUN out because they are replaced as quickly as they are used

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Non conventional RESOURCES like sunlight, WIND and biomass. the growing need of energy has RESULTED in the country made dependent on fossil fuels like COAL, oil and GAS.

Should the POWER factor become very low one watt-METER meter will START to READ negative which is the case if the load is highly inductive or capacitive but not if pure resistance. see Measurement of Three Phase Power for maths. and Measurement of Three-Phase Power by Two-Wattmeter Method for proof..

bcoz the DEMAND of energy is increasing In India DUE to its population growth and ECONOMY DEVELOPMENT

exothermic reactions releases a lot of HEAT while and after the REACTION so it is DANGEROUS to perform a FAST exothermic reaction

of 118 elementsPresent resarch SAY that 126 and some say to be 136

Moreover, LARGE CHANGES in the pI are often observed for PROTEINS with a pI above 7.0 ... Journal of Chromatography.

tion:Platinum, like gold is unsuitable for jewelry use in its pure FORM, but REQUIRES FAR less other METALS to be added to MAKE it much harder. The two metals commonly alloyed with platinum are iridium (Ir) and ruthenium (Ru).

tion:Negative. Negative, photographic image that REPRODUCES the bright PORTIONS of the photographed subject as dark and the dark parts as light areas. NEGATIVES are usually formed on a transparent MATERIAL, such as plastic or glass.

tion:Argon- As noble gases have stable electronic configuration (due to COMPLETELY filled ORBITALS), they are less likely to participate in the REACTION. - Argon is a noble gas from period 3, hence it WOULD have zero electron AFFINITY.

ctional group with the highest priority will be the one which gives its suffix to the name of the molecule. So in example #1 above, the suffix of the molecule will be “-oic acid” , not “-one”, because carboxylic acids are given higher priority.In chemistry, a NUMBER of prefixes, suffixes and infixes are USED to describe the type and position of FUNCTIONAL groups in the compound. The STEPS for naming an organic compound are: Identification of the parent hydrocarbon chain.

bcz gypsum is hard SOLID subs.which is totally DIFFERENT from POP

hiiiyour answer is here !Explanation:Electrons are found in shells or orbitals that SURROUND the nucleus of an ATOM. PROTONS and NEUTRONS are found in the nucleus. They group together in the center of the atom.follow me !

tion:Column chromatography exploits a MOLECULE's polarity to separate the compounds. The DIFFERENCE in polarity LEADS to VARIANCE

One of the three types of particles that FORMS all the atoms.Proton is a positively CHARGED atom.Protons ALONG with electrons and neutrons are the building blocks of atoms. One can OBTAIN a proton by STRIPPING an electron from a hydrogen atom because hydrogen consists of one proton and one electron. This is known as ionization.Explanation:

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The ozone layer acts as a filter for the shorter wavelength and highly hazardous ultraviolet RADIATION (UVR) from the SUN, PROTECTING life on Earth from its potentially harmful effects.

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