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Identify the element that has the lower Ionization energy in each pair of the following.[ ](i) Mg or Na (ii) Li or O (iii) Br or F (iv) K or Br |
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Answer» udent,◆ Ionisation ENTHALPY -It is the minimum amount of energy required to remove the valence electron of an isolated neutral gaseous atom or molecule.# TREND in ionization enthalpy -Usually ionization enthalpy increases from left to right in a perioddecreases from top to bottom in a GROUP◆ Lower ionization enthalpy. -(i) Mg or NANA < Mg because ionization enthalpy increases from left to right in a period.(ii) Li or O Li < O because ionization enthalpy increases from left to right in a period.(iii) Br or FBr < F because ionization enthalpy decreases from top to bottom in a group.(IV) K or BrK < Br because ionization enthalpy increases from left to right in a period.Hope this helps you... |
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Identify the element that has the larger atomic radius in each pair of the following.[ ] (i) Mg or Ca (ii) Li or Cs (iii) N or P (iv) B or Al |
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Answer» udent,(i) Mg or Ca ATOMIC size increases down the group, hence Ca has LARGER radius than Mg. (ii) Li or Cs Atomic size increases down the group, hence Cs has larger radius than Li. (iii) N or P Atomic size increases down the group, hence P has larger radius than N. (IV) B or AlAtomic size increases down the group, hence Al has larger radius than B.Thanks dear. Hope that helps you... |
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s - block and p - block elements except 18th group elements are sometimes called as‘Representative elements’ based on their abundant availability in the nature. Is it justified? Why? |
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Answer» tion:The elements of S BLOCK and P block except 18th GROUP elements are called as Representative elements because they are FOUND in nature abundantly .It can be said because these elements are the most parts of compounds found in nature .We don't count 18th group elements because they are free-living elements. they are the elements of zero group in S block HYDROGEN inch found which is the part of WATER and water is found everywhere on the earth.hence we can say the elements of S block and P block are the Representative elements . |
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Explain the reaction of base with metal with example ? |
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Answer» when base REACTS withh METAL to FORM salt and hydrogen gasexample- SODIUMHYDROXIDE + ZINCATE to form hydrogen gas and Sodiumzincate |
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a ball thrown horizontally with velocity v from the top of a tower of height h reaches the ground in t second.If another ball of double the mass is thrown horizontally with velocity 3v from the top of another tower of height 4h it reaches the ground in(seconds) if first ball reaches the the ground at a horizontal distance d then the second ball reaches the ground at horizontal distance |
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Answer» the DISTANCE of the SECOND BALL is 6dExplanation: PLEASE refer to the text material. |
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Integration of cos2xdx from 0 to pi/4 |
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Answer» -1by2 is the INTEGRATION of COS2XDX |
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Can you please prove Relation between linear velocity and angular velocity |
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Answer» velocity which is in straight LINE is know as linear velocity and the velocity which is in circular path is known as angular velocityExplanation:as there is no ANGLE formed by moving OBJECT in linear path ..but in circular path angle is formed by object..that's why they are known as angular and linear velocity |
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Find maximum height of a projectile using conservation of energy. |
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Answer» ball is launched as a projectile with initial speed V at an angle θ above the horizontal. Using conservation of energy, FIND the maximum height HMAX of the ball's flight. Express your ANSWER in terms of v, g, and θ.I am doing:12mv2v2hmaxhmaxhmax=mghmax+12m(vcosθ)2=2ghmax+(vcosθ)2=(v2−(vcosθ)2)/2g=v2(1−(cosθ)2)/2g=v2sin2θ2g |
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Application of joule heating effect |
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Answer» re many practical uses of Joule HEATING: An incandescent light bulb glows when the filament is HEATED by Joule heating, due to thermal radiation (also called blackbody radiation). Electric fuses are USED as a safety, breaking the circuit by melting if enough current flows to melt them. |
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In the given figure if F = 30 N, the acceleration of both the blocks is 1 m/s“. The net frictional force acting on the blocksis (10xk)N. Find the value of 'K'. |
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Is current scalr or vector quantity |
| Answer» ELECTRIC CURRENT is vector quantity because it's DIRECTION is FIXED from positive to negative | |
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We wish to obtain an erect image of an object, using a concave mirror of focal length 15 cmwhat should be the range of distance of theobject from the mirrors what is the natureof the image ? Is the image larger or smallerthan the object? Draw a ray diagrams toshow the image formation in this case. |
| Answer» 20CM AWAY from the POLE SMALLER | |
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If A+B =C, then find angle between A and C? (Chapter Vectors) |
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Can balanced forces change the size of body |
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Answer» YesExplanation: MARK it as the BRAINLIEST |
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a current is drawn by a filament of an electric bulb . number of electrons passing through cross section of filament in 16sec would be |
| Answer» F CURRENT is not SPECIFIED ... To calculate number of electrons , SUBSTITUTE q in the formula I= q/t with number of electrons × charge on one ELECTRON | |
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This is answer for my question no 3 |
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What are the other districts on the same latitude as your district? |
| Answer» INDORE RANCHI ushanagar are on same latitudeplz MARK as BRAINLIEST | |
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Draw the location of polestar showing the direction from Great Bear. |
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Answer» here is your ANSWER..... |
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Are the stars moving? if so why? |
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Answer» the STARS MOVE because of the PRESENCE of gases INSIDE themExplanation:this is true |
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Draw the different phases of moon. Arrange them in a order from pournami to amavasya. |
| Answer» TION:follow me You can see different phases of moon on this LINK which is GIVEN below httpsyoutube.com/watch?v=76-HAqNKqKAPhases of Moon - YouTubeHope it will HELP you | |
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What is the duration of a day and night today? Collect the information about duration of day night for the past 7 days from the news papers, analyze it and say whether summer or winter is going to come. |
| Answer» U have to COLLECT DATA from NEWSPAPER | |
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Make a sundial. Explain how you made it. |
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Answer» tion:1)Gather your tools.[1] This extremely basic sundial is a great way to explain the concept with very little planning. All you need to create it are a few simple items found in your backyard. These tools are a straight stick (about two feet long), a handful of pebbles and a wristwatch or cell phone to tell the time.2)Find a sunny area to plant the stick.[2] Look for a place that gets full sun exposure all day long. Push one end of the stick into the grass or earth. If you live in the Northern HEMISPHERE, slightly slant the stick toward the NORTH. If you live in the Southern Hemisphere, slight it slightly toward the South.[3]If you don’t have access to a grassy area with SOFT earth, you can improvise.Fill a small bucket with sand or gravel and plant the stick directly in the center of it. |
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In which direction (towards north or south) is the sun moving day by day when you read this lesson? |
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The quantum number which explains about size and energy of the orbit or shell is: [ ]a) n b) l c) ml d) ms |
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Answer» aExplanation:principle quantum NUMBER gives size of the orbit as r(N)=0.53×n^2÷Z . energy of nth orbit as _13.6×Z^2÷n^2 |
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How many elliptical orbits are added by Sommerfeld in third Bohr’s orbit? What was thepurpose of adding these elliptical orbits? |
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Answer» eld RETAINED Bohr's first orbit, and added one elliptical orbital to Bohr's SECOND orbit, and two, three, four and so on to Bohr's third, fourth, fifth orbits and so on RESPECTIVELY. So, Two elliptical orbits were added by Sommerfeld to Bohr's third orbit. The purpose of adding elliptical orbits was to account for splitting of spectral lines in HYDROGEN spectrum. Though, Bohr - Sommerfeld model of atom failed to explain spectrum of atoms with more than one electron, It provided us with two quantum numbers, PRINCIPAL quantum number discovered by Bohr, Azimuthal quantum number discovered by Sommerfeld. Also, There were 5 different series of spectral lines observed in Hydrogen spectrum, namely - Lyman series, Paschen series, Balmer series, Brackett series, Pfund series. |
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What is absorption spectrumand how it works. |
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Answer» a spectrum of electromagnetic radiation TRANSMITTED through a substance, showing dark lines or BANDS due to absorption at specific wavelengths.The SAMPLE absorbs energy, i.e., PHOTONS, from the radiating field. The intensity of the absorption varies as a function of frequency, and this variation is the absorption spectrum. Absorption spectroscopy is performed across the electromagnetic spectrum. ... The transmitted energy can be USED to calculate the absorption. |
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Explain the reaction of base with metal with example |
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Answer» metal+base-----salt+hydrogen GAS |
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Application of capacitor |
| Answer» 1. Oscillators2. MOTOR starters3. Sensing4. HAZARDS and safety5.Power FACTOR CORRECTION | |
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A boy runs on a straight road from his home to a market 2.0 km away with a speed of 4 kmh. Finding the market closed, he at once runs back to his home with a speed of 6 km h. Calcualte his(1) average speed (ii) magnitude of average velocity and (iii) average speed of the boy in the timeinterval n(a) 0 to 30 minutes. (b) 0 to 40 minutes. |
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Answer» peed=total dist / total timeTotal distance=2+2=4kmTotal TIME =time home to market +time market to home=2/4+2/60.83Avg speed =4/0.83=4.8kmperhour2)AVG vel=0 since total DISPLACEMENT is 03)in 30 min the boy travelled 2km =4kmperhourIn40 min he travelled 2+1=3kmAvg speed=3/1.5=2kmperhour |
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The graph of force versus displacement is shown in fiqure. A body of mass 2 kg has a velocity of 20m/s at x = 0. Find the kinetic energy of body at x =10 m.F(N)10N...10x (m)- 12 N.(1) 436J(3) 484 J(2) 460(4) 282 J |
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Answer» 460Explanation: K E = 1/2MV^2K E = 400IN GRAPH ONLY UPPER AREA IS GOING TO BE ADDED THEREFORE 60+400=460 |
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Explain why A bar magnet is placed upright on a floor (so that the axis of the magnet is vertical). A copper ring is held above the magnet, with it's plane horizontal,and released. The copper ring falls in such a manner that it's axis always coincides with that of the magnet . What will be the acceleration with which the ring will fall? Acceleration due to gravity is 10mper secsquare. A)g B) [✓] C)>g. D)the answer depends upon pole |
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Answer» The acceleration of the falling magnet will be less than acceleration due to gravity. ... This flow of CURRENT will be induced in such a way that it will create a magnetic field which would OPPOSE the change and will RESULT in an upward force acting on the bar magnet and hence decreasing the acceleration of the FALL. |
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The magnification is noted for concave mirror is + 2 what is the character of the image |
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Answer» Explanation:1.the magnification of a CONCAVE mirror is +2 2.this means that the image is VIRTUAL...3.virtual image is formed i.e the image can"t be CAUGHT on screen4.it is ERECT what is magnification?the ratio of height of object (ho) and to the the ratio of height of image (hi) is the magnification.its denoted by letter "m"hi/ho = -v/u.....>>if magnification is +1 its a plane mirror.>> if the magnification is less than 1 its virtual,erect,diminshed.. |
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a body of 1kg is suspended by string. the tension in thread if the body moves ip with an acceleration of 5 m/s^2 is (g=10m/s^2)? |
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Answer» 5NExplanation:Acceleration=g-aA=5m/s^2T=mAT=1×5T=5N |
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24. Write the electronic configuration of atoms of: a) Potassium (K) b)argon (Ar) c)lithium (1) d) fluorine (F) e) chlorine (C) |
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Answer» laieyrbgExplanation: |
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What isfull form of cgs |
| Answer» CENTIMETRE GRAM SECOND SYSTEM. | |
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a bus starting from rest and attains 40km/h velocity after 10s calculate the acceleration of the bus in (1)km/h (2) m/s |
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Answer» acceleration = INITIAL velocity -final veloctiy/ timea= v-u/ya=0-40/10a=-4 hope it's helps you it may be wrong ALSO plz confirm with your FRIENDS first... |
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Write the dimension formula of the following {a}surface tension {b}gravitational constant (c)coefficient of viscosity (d)coefficient of thermal conductivity (e)power (f)energy (g)moment of inertia (h)planck's constant (i)angular momentum (j)friction coefficient (k)torque (l)modulus of rigidity (m)kinetic , potential energy , work (n) electric field (o)latent heat (p)specific heat (q)spring constant (r)angle (s)impulse (t)ideal gas constant |
| Answer» SENDING you some PICTURES of dimensional formulas. Check it and if you can't find your answers in it then you can ask me.if you like it then mark me as BRAINLIEST. | |
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II. Answer the following 34. The magnification is noted for a concave mirror is +2. What is the character of the image? |
| Answer» IMAGE is FORMED. | |
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what should be the acceleration 'a' of the tlbox shown i figure so that the block of mass 'm' exerts force mg/4 by the floor on the box? |
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Answer» dgdExplanation: |
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Maxwell's correction to ampere's circuital law |
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Answer» fExplanation: |
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Look at the nails or pegs you have fixed on the ground to keep track of the shadow of the stick throughout the day. From their positions, can you tell how the position of the sun changes in the sky from sunrise to sunset? |
| Answer» YES we can........,..... it's an GOOD IDEA EVEN | |
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Scientists are planning to build settlements on moon and are trying to make arrangements to live there. You know that there is no air on moon. How will it be possible to live on the moon then? |
| Answer» SCIENTISTS DISCOVERED that AIR is FOUND on spaceExplanation: | |
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Suppose you are outside your home and an earthquake occurs. What precaution would you take to protect yourself? |
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Answer» tion:The precautions to be TAKEN are as follows :-1)go to an OPEN area or a big park.2)do not get inside a building.3)do not get inside a CROWDED place.4) stop where you are.5)do not stand under tree as if the earthquake is powerful the tree will fall on you. |
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Explain with example if two objects having different charges are brought close. |
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Answer» they will not ATTRACT each otherExplanation: |
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Find out if there is an organisation in your area which provides relief to those suffering from natural disaster. Enquire about the type of help they render to the victims of earthquakes. Prepare a brief report on the problems of the earthquake victims. |
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Answer» fExplanation: |
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Prepare a model of seismograph. |
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Answer» take a CARDBOARD box. one SIDE should be open. make two holes on the top.take a marker pen and THREAD and tape and for SEISMOGRAPH. |
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When a glass rod is rubbed with a piece of silk cloth the rod (a) and the cloth both acquire positive charge. (b) becomes positively charged while the cloth has a negative charge. (c) and the cloth both acquire negative charge. (d) becomes negatively charged while the cloth has a positive charge. |
| Answer» OD ACQUIRES a POSITIVE charge and silk CLOTH acquires negative charge The ANSWER is (b) | |
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Earthquakes can be predicted in advance. (True or False) |
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Answer» ۞۩ஜ▬▬▬▬▬▬True ▬▬▬▬▬ஜ۩۞۩ஜ▬▬▬▬▬▬ |
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The process of re-emission of absorbed light in all directions with different intensities by theatom or molecule is called ............... [ ]a) scattering of light b) dispersion of lightc) reflection of light d) refraction of light |
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Answer» In this question,The process of re-emission of absorbed light in all directions with different INTENSITIES by the ATOM or molecule is called SCATTERING OF LIGHT. SELECTIVE scattering (or Rayleigh scattering) by air MOLECULES give rise to the blue skies on a clear Sunny day. Another type of scattering called Mie Scattering is responsible for the WHITE appearance of clouds. |
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