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1.

Where are you james?

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Reply to kar to

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3.

Aliya what are yoh doing

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Aliya were are you

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5.

Why are gases Helium and hydrogen not liquefied at room temperature by applying very high pressure

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6.

Out of p-nitrophenol and o-nitrophenol which is more steam volatile

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7.

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8.

James bond I want to talk to u

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9.

What are lone pair?

Answer» Electron present in last orbital
10.

Marking scheme for class11 chemistry

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12.

Define Electometric effect with e. g

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13.

Explain quantum nos.

Answer» There are 4 types of quantum nos.1)PRINCIPLE QUANTUM NO.:-determine orbit of electon.2)AZIMUTHAL Q. NO. :- determine sub-orbit of electron.3)MAGNETIC Q. NO. :- determine orientation of electron.4)SPIN Q. NO. :-determine spin of electron.
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What is mesomeric effect?

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Any one is ONLINE CHAT TIME 8.00

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What are istopes of hydrogen

Answer» Protium, deuterium and tritium
17.

Common naming for acetylene

Answer» Acetylene itself is a common name of ethyne(C2H2). BROO..
18.

H² molecule exist but He² does not exist, explain.

Answer» Hydrogen contain only 1 electron in its last orbital to complete it\'s douplet and to be stable hydrogen forms diatomic molecule. Helium has 2 electrons in its last orbital on sharing 2 electrons with another helium it will not become stable.
19.

Preparation of heavy water

Answer» Adding of sulphates and chloride compounds to soft water
20.

CCL4 doesn\'t hydrolysed while SiCl4 easily

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CCl does not hydrolysed while SiCl easily

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what is balmer series

Answer» It is a serie in hydrogen spectral line which is obtained from spectroscope and value of n=2
23.

Difference between atomic radius and ionic radii

Answer» Thanxxx
Atomic radius is the distance from the Centre of nucleus of the atom to the outermost shell of electrons.. Whereas ionic radius is the distance from nucleus of an ion to the point up to which it has an influence in the ionic bond.
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Why liquid defuse fast then gas

Answer» Sir comment box aap bhi padh lijiye.....Maine apna point baad me clear bhi Kara hai...
Yes it\'s right
It\'s that gases defuse faster than liquid ...... Same goes for the answer given
Mam liquid ka puccha h question thik se pidhye
Because it\'s molecules are more losely packed or we can say there is least force of attraction between their molecules and thus they have more kinetic energy as compared to liquids ....... Which helps them to get defused rapidly in comparison to liquids
25.

Can anybody tell me which book is best for organic chemistry?

Answer» For competition MTG is the best book for organic chemistry
26.

Azahs law

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27.

Can anyone explain me the reductive ozonolysis

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28.

How electronegativity depends on the hybridisation and so hybrid orbitals are more electronegative

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29.

Difference between electrophile and nucleophile

Answer» Electrophile are electron seeking reagent whereas Nucleophile are the nucleus seeking reagent.
Electrophilic is e- lover and nuclophilic is n+ lover.
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Preparation of sodiun hydroxide

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31.

Defination of macroscopic properties and macroscopic system

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32.

How much copper can be obtained from100 gm of CuSo4?

Answer» 40 gram
33.

What is difference between orbit and orbitals ?

Answer» Orbit are the place where electrons revolves around nucleus while orbital is a place where probability of finding an electron is maximum
34.

What r oxidation number??. And oxidation no. Of some elements

Answer» The sum of the oxidation states of all the atoms or ions in a neutral compound is zero. The sum of the oxidation states of all the atoms in an ion is equal to the charge on the ion. The more electronegative element in a substance is given a negative oxidation state.
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Which metal is kept in kerosene

Answer» As meytal such as potassium are so highly reactive that on coming in contact with air, immediately it catches Fire, hence they are kept under kerosene.
Sodium is a very reactive metal. It is kept in kerosene to prevent it from coming in contact with oxygen and moisture. If this happens, it will react with the moisture present in air and form sodium hydroxide. This is a strongly exothermic reaction, and lot of heat is generated.
Pottasium
36.

What is oxidation state

Answer» Y r u laughing MR. PRINCE
a number assigned to an element in chemical combination which represents the number of electrons lost (or gained, if the number is negative), by an atom of that element in the compound.??
37.

Relation between partial pressure of gas and mole fraction

Answer» Partial pressure is equal to the product of mole fraction and total pressure.
· The partial pressure exerted by a gas in a mixture is directly proportional to its mole fraction........This is an experimental result, known since the time of Dalton
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What is the difference b/w emp and potential difference?

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39.

Which element is highly reactive

Answer» Potassium may be
40.

What will happen if two different alkyl halides are taken?

Answer» Acc to wurtz reactionYes it results in the formation of three alkane
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What do you mean by universal indicator

Answer» An indicator which shows results for all types of bases and acids (not only true for a particular acid or a base
42.

Please define: hydrates, amalgam, hydration

Answer» Mercury mixed or bonded with any other metal..the so formed product is amalgum
Salt along with water and are chemically bonded are hydrates
43.

What is hess law?

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Density of K is less than na why

Answer» Because of it\'s larger size and greater electron than Na
45.

Factors affecting equilibrium

Answer» Temperature pressure volume
46.

Trends of polarising power

Answer» Increase in period and decrease in groups
47.

Why is boric acid is a protic acid

Answer» boric acid is not a protic acid bcoz it donot release its H+ in aqueous
48.

Where r u Kartikey

Answer» Hello deepti and prachi ??????
I am also fine
I am fine what abt u
Hiii Deepti How are you
Hii prachi
49.

Difference between hexachlorobenzene and benzenehexachloride ?

Answer» Second naming is not possible because halo elements are secondary prefix
50.

Notes of ch 12 r not complete

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