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19) Give reasons:i) Concentrated HNO3 can be transported iraluminium container.ii) Graphite is used as a lubricant.ili) Diamond is used as an abrasive.iv) Aluminium utensils should not be kept in waterovernight. |
Answer» i. ConcentatedHNO3renders Al passive due to the formation of thin oxide coating on the surface of the metal which prevents further reaction. thereforeconc HNO3 can be transportedin Alcontainers ii. Graphite is used as a lubricantdue to its slippery nature.Graphitehas layers of carbon atoms, with weak forces, residing in between its layers because of which itisquite slippery. iii. Because diamonds are very hard (ten on the Mohs scale) they are often used as an abrasive. Most industrial diamonds are used for these purposes. Small particles of diamond are embedded insaw blades, drill bits and grinding wheels for the purpose ofcutting,drillingor grinding hard materials. Aluminium utensils should not be kept in water overnightbecausealuminiumis readily corroded bywater. |
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write a essay on s,p,d,f book elements |
Answer» S - BLOCK=> The elements in which the last electron enters the S orbital of their outermost energy level are called as block elements . It consists of element of group 1 and 2 having the ground state electronic configuration of outermost shell as ns1 and ns2 respectively. where and stands for outermost energy cell the elements corresponding to ns1 configuration are called the alkali metals while those corresponding to ns2 configuration are called alkaline earth metals has the general electronic configuration of S block elements may be expressed as ns^1-2. P -BLOCK=> The elements in which the last electron enters the P orbital of the outermost energy level are called p block elements .The elements of group 13 to 18 involving addition of one (ns^1np^1) ,two (ns^2np^2),three (ns^2np^3),four (ns^2np^4),five(ns^2np^5),six(ns^2np^6)electrons respectively in p orbitals and S orbitals are already filled in their atoms constitute P block the general electronic configuration for the atoms of this block may be written as ns^2np^1-6. D - BLOCK => The elements in which the last electron enters the d orbital of their last but one called penultimate energy level constitute D Block Elements this block consists of the elements line between s and p block starting from fourth period and onwards them constitut group 3 to 12 in the periodic table in this element the outermost shell contains one or two electrons in their S orbitals and as but the last electron enters the last but one D subshell that is (n-1)d the general electronic configuration of the atoms of D block may be written as (n-1)d^1-10 ns^0-2. F - BLOCK=> the elements in which the last electron enters the f orbitals of the atoms are called F block elements in this element the last electron is added to the third to the outermost called anti penultimate energy level and -2 if this consists of two series of elements placed at the bottom of the periodic table first them first series follows lanthanum Z is equal to 57 and the elements present in this series are called lanthanoids and the lanthanides these are also called rare Earth elements 2nd series follows actinium a c z is equal to 89 and the elements present in this series are called actinoids and the actor needs this hour of radioactive nature the general electronic configuration of F block elements may be written as (n-2)f^1-14(n-1)d^0-2 ns^2. |
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8. Which of the tubes in fig, (a) and (b) will be more effective as a condenser inthe distillation apparatus? |
Answer» Look for the larger surface area. The presence of beads in tube (a) would provide a larger surface area for cooling |
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0. Why does carbon atom forms a large number of compounds? |
Answer» Carbon hasthe ability to form long chains. ... Itisbecause of catenation thatcarbonforms alargenumber ofcompounds.Carbon hasfour electrons in its valence shell. These four electronsareavailable to thecarbonatom to form bonds with other atoms; be itcarbonor other elments. |
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For the reaction CO(g)+ Cl2 (g) F:COCI2(g)the K/K, is equal to(B) RTRT |
Answer» kp/kc = (RT)^{∆n(gases)} here ∆n of gases is -1 . as on product side only 1 gas is formed , but at reactant side.. 2 are there so, 1-2 = -1 so, kp/kc = (RT)^{-1}Kp/Kc = 1/RT . option D. |
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27) Which gas is used as preservatives in juice of fruits, in jamand drying of fruits ?(A) SO,(B) NH,10) Co0 K |
Answer» option C is the correct answer |
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The time for half life period of a certain reactionAproducts is I hour. When the initialconcentration of the reactant A', is 2.0 mol L'how much time does it take for its concentration tocome from 0.50 to 0.25 mol L if it is a zero orderreaction ?(A) 4 h (B) 0.5 h (C) 0.25 h (D) 1 hAIEEE 2010] |
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0१६4 o Qb\‘ZK{WJ whon WL4 (03% 1008/0- |
Answer» Hyrogen gas is producedWe can test it by putting a burning candle in the front of the place from where the gas is evolving, as Hydrogen gas is a flammable gas it will burn with little explosions giving a 'pop' sound. |
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short Answer Type Questionsery1.e the solvent you would use to separate a mixture of sulphur and carbon.NamName the process you would use |
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36) How Nitrogen is estimated by Kjeldahl's method. |
Answer» The solution is then distilled with a small quantity of sodium hydroxide, which converts the ammonium salt to ammonia. The amount of ammonia present, and thus the amount of nitrogenpresent in the sample, is determined by back titration. The end of the condenser is dipped into a solution of boric acid. like if you find it useful |
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2. The radius of the fourth orbit of hydrogen in 0.85 nm, Calculate the velocity of an electron in this orbit |
Answer» Substituting these values in the above equation we get, v = 5.45 x 106ms-1. |
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What is the ratio of circumference of 3"d orbit of He" and 5th orbit of Hydrogen(A) 3:5(C) 9:50(D) of these |
Answer» R = 0.529n²/z for He 3rd orbit R = 0.529*(3)²/2 for H 5th orbit R = 0.529*(5)²/1 so ratio of circumference He/H = 2π(0.529)9/2/2π(0.529)*(25) = 9/2*25 = 9/50 option C |
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Calculate the mass ofnitrogen in 5 kg of urea. [CO(NH)ATO -16, N 14, C 12, H 1] [1](j) |
Answer» The formula forureais (NH2)2CO. The molar mass forureais 14*2+1*4+12+16= 60 g/mole. In this 60 g ofurea,nitrogenhas a mas of 28 g. So by simple proportion in5 kg of urea,nitrogenhas a mass =5 kg*28 g/60 g = 2.3kg |
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Ditferentiate between Anode & Cathode |
Answer» Ans :- Theanode, by definition, is the electrode where electricity flows into. In contrast, thecathodeis the electrode where the electricity flows out of. In this case, the roles are reversed, and the positive terminal becomes theanodeand the negative terminal is thecathode. |
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Differentiate between Anode & Cathode. |
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2, 3-Dimethylbutane is obtained by the action ofsodium metal on an alkyl halide. Name the alkylhalide. |
Answer» 2,3-dimethylbutane C-C-C-C | | C C so, the alkyl halide Will be C-C-X. iso-propyl halide.. | C |
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Why Sodium chloride soluble in water but not soluble in Kerosene? |
Answer» Ans:Sodium chloride is an ionic molecule. There exists electronegativity difference between Sodium and Chlorine, which gives polarity to the molecule. Thus sodium chloride is polar molecule.Generally polar molecules will soluble in polar solvents and insoluble in non-polar solvents. Non-polar molecules will soluble in non-polar solvents and insoluble in polar solvents.As sodium chloride is polar molecule it will be soluble in polar solvents like water. And insoluble in kerosene (as it is non-polar solvent). |
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Which of the following are electrolytes?3. Electrolytes contai(0) impure water() kerosene(ii) salt solution (iv) copper4. Ana) (i) and (ii)c) () and (ii)b) (ii) and (ii)d) (ii) and (iv)- 1s a co!that breaks up chcurrent is passed |
Answer» option c is the correct answer . |
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2)Satya took sulphur powder on a spatula and heated it. He collected the gas evolvedinverting a test tube over it.(a) What will be the action of gas on:(i) Dry litmus paper?(ii) Moist litmus paper?(b) Write a balanced chemical equation for the reaction takiog place.You are nrouridad mila tho matnls. Sodium calcium and copper. Using only water as(3) |
Answer» There will be no action ondry litmus paper.dioxidereacts with moisture to form sulphurous acid dry litmus paper is answer |
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10 mL mixture of carbon monoxide and nitrogenrequired 7 mL of oxygen for the reaction of COand N2 with oxygen to produce CO2 and NO. Thevolume of nitrogen in mixture is (all volumes aremeasured under identical condition of temperatureand pressure) :-(1) mL(2) 4 mL217(3) 7 mL(4) mL2 |
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3. Which of the following are not compounds ?Chlorine gas, Potassium chloride, Iron powder, Iron sulphide, Aluminiumfoil, lodine vapour, Graphite, Carbon monoxide, Sulphur powder, Diamond |
Answer» chlorine gas,aluminum foil,sulphur powder,iron powder,iodine vapour |
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In a reaction A + B2->AB2. Identify the limiting reagent in the following cases.a) 300 atoms of A + 200 molecules of B2b) 100 atoms of A + 100 molecules of B2c) 2 mole of A + 2.5 mole of B2.d) 5 B2mole A 2.5 mole |
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At the same temperature carbon monoxidemolecules have the same most probablevelocity as the molecules of |
Answer» Any additional details are mentioned? |
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In a reaction 2,0, 4NO, +0,, the rate can be expressed as:and[NO] -k [N,0]6) - ,0,1 - 1,0,101.KINO,How are kj, k, and ky related ?a the rate of 72 mole //s |
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The heat of combustion of methane at constant volume is-885.0 kJ, at 27°CCalculate the heat of combustion at constant pressure.0.(Ans.:-889.8 kJ) |
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At a constant pressure, what should b(A) 10%e the percentage increase in the temperature in kelvin for a 10% increase in volume-20%(B)(C)5%(D)50% |
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Storage of iron in the body is carried out by |
Answer» It is carried by a protein called ferritin ferritine is a right answer |
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Calculate the strength of 10 volumesolution of hydrogen peroxide. |
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8. HOTS) Why is hydrogen peroxide kept in coloured bottles?ny is hydrogen peroxide kept in colouredCBSE 2011 |
Answer» Hydrogen peroxideis a highly reactive metal that can react with light or heat to produce water. To prevent it's reaction with light and heat to make water it isstored in coloured bottlesso that light does'nt pass through it. |
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The amount of ice that will separate out on cooling a solution containing 50g of ethyleneglycol in 200g water to -9.3°C is K, of 11,0 -1.86°mol-'kg) |
Answer» Here, depression in freezing point ∆ T f = 9 . 3 0 C , here mass of glycol = 50 gm, then mass of water W =delta Tf =Kf*mm is the molality of the solutiondelta Tf is the depresion in freezing point9.3=1.86*50*1000/w*62w=161.29 gmHence, the mass of ice separated from water = 200 -161.29 =38.71 gm |
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Specific volume of cylinderical virus particle is6.02x10 cc/g, whose radius and length are7A and 10A respectively. If NA -6.02x102318.find molecualr weight of virus. IAIPMT 20011(A) 15.4 kg/mol (B) 1.54x104 kg/moi(C) 3.08x104 kg/moł (D) 3.08x10 kg/mol |
Answer» Volume of one virus = voume of cylinder = π r²h = 22/7 × 7 × 7 × 10 A°³ =22 × 7 × 10 A°³ =1540 × 10^-30 m³ =1.54 × 10^-27 m³ so, volume of one mole of virus = 6.023 × 10²³ × volume of one virus = 6.023 × 10²³ × 1.54 × 10^-27 m³ = 9.27542 × 10^-4 m³ = 9.27542 × 10² cm³ now, molecular weight = volume of 1mole/ specific volume = 9.27542 ×10² / 6.02 × 10^-2 g/mol= 1.54 × 10⁴ g/mol |
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Density of a 2.05 M solution of acetic acidin water is 1.02 g/mL. The molality of thesolution is1) 1.14 mol kg2) 3.28 mol kg3) 2.28 mol kg4) 0.44 mol kg |
Answer» Weight of acetic acid =2.05×60=123 Weight of the solution =1000×1.02=1020∴∴Weight of water=(1020−123)=897g ∴∴Molality =2.05×1000/897=2.285 this question answer is option 2.28 m kg 1- |
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D) only z45. A student takes 2 mL acetic acid, ina dry 49test tube and adds a pinch of sodiumhydrogen carbonate to it. He makes thefollowing observationI. A colourless and odourless gasevolves with a brisk effervescenceThe gas turns lime water milky whenpassed through it.II.IlI.The gas burns with an explosion whena burning splinter is brought near it.IV. the gas extinguishes the burning splin-ter that is brought near it.The correct observations are:(A) I, Il and Ill(C) IlI, IV andI (D) IV, I and II(B) Il, IlI and IV |
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Gule easons ter the. tollooingva) Selan enenyis a better bul thoh oal |
Answer» While in use,solar panelscreate absolutely no waste or emissions. Unlikefossil fuel powerplants, they produce clean,renewable energyfrom afuelsource that requires no locating, excavation, transportation, or combustion. It's a simpler, cheaper, cleaner, and all-aroundbetter energysolution. |
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Q.3. How would you name the following compounds?(i) CH3- CH2 - Br(ii) H- C Otions of nane |
Answer» I) Ethyl bromide(Bromoethane)ii) Formaldehyde(Methanal) |
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3State one reason for keeping boron and aluminium in the same group ofthe periodic table. |
Answer» The last of the p block families we will be looking at is theboron family-- Group 13. This group includes the elements boron, aluminum, gallium, indium, and thallium. All five have three electrons in their outer energy level. Only one member of this family is a metalloid -- boron. The others are classified as metals, forming positive ions by giving up their three outermost electrons. |
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0. Cisplatin, an anticancer drug, has the molecular formula Pt(NH 3)2 C12. What is the mass (ingram) of one molecule? (Atomic masses: Pt-195, H-1.0, N 14, C(a) 4.98 x 1021(b) 4.98 x 10 22(c) 6.55 x 10 21l 35.5)(d) 3.85 x 10-22 |
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Is there any substance which can be found in three states like water ? |
Answer» Yes, Mercury is capable of existing in three distinct states of matter. |
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Q.4) What are intermolecular forces? How are these related to the threestates of matter? |
Answer» Intermolecular forces are the forces which mediate interaction between molecules, including forces of attraction or repulsion which act between molecules and other types of neighboring particles, e.g., atoms or ions. Ion-induced dipole forces. Ion-dipole forces. Hydrogen bonding. |
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consisting of gaseous matter always points away from the sun.Q.5 What is star? What makes the star give out vast amount of energy?beliun and so |
Answer» STARS IN THEIR CORES GIVE A LOT OF AMOUNT OF ENERGY BY CONVERTING HYDROGEN TO HELIUM . TWO HYDROGEN ATOM[ DEUTRIUM ( TWO NEUTRONS) ] IS COMBINED TO FORM A HELIUM ATOM AND A NEUTRON . THIS RELEASES A LOT OF ENERGY . |
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12ml of a mixture of Methane and Ethane on complete combustion give 19 ml of carbon dioxide and 31 ml of water vapour under a given conditions of temperature and pressure the mixture contains |
Answer» let the volume of methane be a and Ethane be b. CH4 + 2O2 ---> CO2 + 2H2O a 2a a 2a C2H4 + 3O2 ------> 2CO2 + 2H2O b 3b 2b 2b now a+b = 12 and a+2b = 19 , so, a+2b-(a+b) = 19-12 = 7=> b = 7ml , and a = 5 ml volume of methane = 5 ml and ethane = 7 ml |
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(1)natithematter q |
Answer» In the classical physics observed in everyday life, matter is any substance that has mass and takes up space by having volume thankyou for your answer any substance which occupies space and have mass Any thing which has mass and occupied in the earth is called matter A substance or a thing which have a mass and capture the place such substance or a thing are known as matter a substance which is occupied space and mass is called matter |
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20. Write the difference between lotion and liniment. |
Answer» Lotions: Topical application to affect the unbroken surface skin layers.Liniments: Topical application to "reach deep" in to the area to relieve pain in muscles and joints. |
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مبيعات المنيا المتعلمينيومميرلوبوچلماDA DrgarinWhat proces-would you consider leverbalfor mainting likeWhatåengyenes |
Answer» enzymes are chemical released in the body to speed up reaction of various life processes |
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2. Distinguish Between the followingCurrent account & Savings accountirod account |
Answer» Meaning:A savings account is a deposit account which allows limited transactions, while a current account is meant for daily transactions. Suitability:A savings account is most suitable for people who are salaried employees or have a monthly income, whereas, current accounts work best for traders and entrepreneurs who need to access their accounts frequently. Interest:Savings accounts earn interest at a rate of around 4%, while there is no such earning from a current account. A current account is actually a no interest-bearing deposit account. Minimum balance:The minimum balance required to maintain a savings account is usually low, but for a current account it is much higher in comparison. |
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tration mole/litre densityation 1: One mole of SO, was placed in a vessel of 1 L capacity at a certain temperaturewhenthe following equilibrium was established.250, (g) 2SO, (9)+0,(9)At equilibrium, 0.6 moles of SO, were formed. The equilibrium constant K, forthereaction will be(A) 0.36(C) 0.54(B) 0.45(D) 0.675 |
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(d) XefyPCls exists but 1NCl, docs not because:(a) Nitrogen has no vacant d-orbitals(c) Nitrogen atom is much smaller(b) NCI, is unstable(d) Nitrogen contains triple bond between two nrtTho follauu |
Answer» Nitrogen is a 2nd period element which has no vacant d-orbital whereas Phosphorus is the element of 3rd period which hasvacantd-orbital. Hence Phosphorus can form bonds with 5 Chlorine atoms but Nitrogen can't. |
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Find out the age of sell Sells, orbitalsand electron that are filled in between105 and 107, if sich quantum having valuesa |
Answer» no of subshell isno. of orbital is 28e can be filled in 3×orbital =3×28=84 |
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3) (RT)2are equai, then percent of B reacted is(1) 10%(RT)129 For the reaction A 3B2C D, initial mole of A is twice that of B. If at equilibriummoles of B and c(2)(4)20%(3)40%60%mining equal moles of A and B in a one litre vessel |
Answer» Here according the equation, 1 mole of A will combine with 3 mole of B and so if x mole of A is consumed then it will combine with 3x mole of B and similarly we can calculate the number of mole of C and D formed.Now from the question given that, at equilibrium, (a/2)-3x = 2x a/2= 5x, x=a/10 so amount of B reacted=3x=3a/10Initial amount of B=a/2 so % of B reacted= {3a/10}/{a/2} *100 =6/10 *100=60%Hence, option (4) is correct. |
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1. In which species, X-O, bond order is 1.5 andcontains pndt bond(s).(1) IO2F2(3) Be(2) HCOO(4) XeO2F2 |
Answer» xo2f2 is the correct answer |
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