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301.

Electron attributes negative charge, protons attribute positive charge. An atom has both butwhy there is no charge ?

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The negative and positive charges of electrons and protons respectively are equal in magnitude. So, the atom as a whole is electrically neutral.

302.

if the mass of an object is 12kg, then calculate its weight, the value of g is 9.8 ms-2

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w= mg12*9.8117.6kg

303.

(12). निम्न में से कौन सबसे कम भास्मिक है -(A) NCI(C) NIS(B) NBri(D) NF3

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b.

I think 1 no right answer.

(c) is a correct answer

304.

elium atom has an atomic massof 4 u and two protons in itsnucleus. How many neutronsdoes it have?

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Helium atom mass is 4 and in 2 protons so Helium atom mass = Helium Protons number + Helium neutrons 4= 2 + Helium neutrons Helium neutrons = 4-2 =2

305.

) +ve(d) any one of these35. The electrode potential of normal hydrogenelectrode is(a) 0 volt(c) 10 voltThe standard reducti(b) 1 volt(d) 0.1 volt36.

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A StandardHydrogen Electrode(SHE) isan electrodethat scientists use for reference on all half-cellpotentialreactions. The value of the standardelectrode potentialis zero, which forms the basis one needs to calculate cellpotentialsusing differentelectrodesor different concentrations.Option A

306.

Mahesh walks 20 metres towards North. He then turns left and walks 40 metres. He again truns left andwalks 20 meaters. Further, he moves 20 metres after turning to the right. How far is he from his originalposition?1) 20 m2) 30 m3) 50 m4) 60 m5) 75 m

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307.

Two resistors with resistance 10Ω and 15Ω12V so as to obtain (i) Minimum Current (ii) Maximum Current.a) Describe the mode of connecting the resistances in each case.b) Calculate the strength of the total current in the circuit in each case.are to be connected to a battery of e.m.fOR

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thank you but R1=15ohm

308.

Insulin (CH1 0) is dissolved in a suitable solventand the osmotic pressure (Tt) of solutions of variousconcentrations (g/cm3) CThe slope of a plot of Tt against C is found to be4.65 x103 The molecular weight of the insulin isis measured at 20 °C(1) 4.8 x 105(3) 3 x 105(2) 9 x105(4) 5.16 x106

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12th line explain in more detail

309.

Explain Hertz experiment

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310.

Problem 2.3The Vividh Bharati station of All IndiaRadio, Delhi, broadcasts on a frequencyof 1,368 kHz (kilo hertz). Calculate thewavelength of the electr omagneticradiation emitted by transmitter. Whichpart of the electromagnetic spectrumdoes it belong to?

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311.

A potential difference of 220 V is appliedacross a rheostat AB of 12000 ohm. Thevoltmeter V has a resistance of 6000 ohm andCB is one fourth of the distance of AB. Theerror in the reading of voltmeter isapproximately -220Vwwwwwwwwwwsa600012, (1) 27%(2) 10%(3) 40%(4) 15%

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Option C is rightthanks

312.

For the reaction CaCOCao+CO2g Kp-1.16atm at 800°c.If 20.0 g of Caco, were kept in a 10 lit container and heated up to 800°C, what percentage ofCaco, would remain unreacted at equilibrium.

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molecular mass of CaCO3=100mole of CaCO3=20/100 =.2 molemolarit of CaCO3=.2/10 =.02LtCaCO3 ------------->CaO +CO2.02 0 0.02-x x xKp =pCO21.16=x*.082*1073x=.013unreacted=.007percentage=35%

313.

6.What problems are caused by the heat generated in machines due to friction?

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Heat can cause thermal expansion which can lead to greater surface contact pressures leading higher heating rate of heating. It can lead to a highly destructive "thermal runaway" situation. Generally when two friction surfaces contact, the microscopic surface high points known as "asperities" contact each other and break off resulting in breakaway wear particles. Hydrodynamic fluid lubrication is usually the best way to avoid friction induced heating. The science of surface interaction studies is known as "tribology".

314.

aee 7 cm and 24 cm. Find the length of isNote ei

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315.

state two charecteristics of matter demonstrated by diffusion

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(a) The characteristics of matter demonstrated by diffusion are :1) Matter is made up of tiny particles.2) The particles of matter have large space in between them.Â(b) The characteristics of matter demonstrated by Brownian motion are :1) The matter is made up of tiny particles.2) Particles move randomly and collide with one another.

316.

1. Combination reactionsMa eiatoml

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317.

alfmmonma(ivenbl, What is solubility product?

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The solubility product, Ksp, applies in situations where salts do not fully dissolve in a solvent. The solvent is generally water. A substance's solubility product is the mathematical product of its dissolved ion concentrations raised to the power of their stoichiometric coefficients.

318.

Howto break a torch bulb filament non contact method

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You can try laser. It may work or A magnetic field should exert a force on the filament when the torch is on. If the magnet is strong enough, this could be enough to break it.

319.

5.What will happen if platelets were absent in the blood?

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320.

XITH INTERNAL TESTime : 3 Hrs+15 Min.] MATIn the following Questions No.-1 to 50thare only one correct answer. You hachoose the correct option. 50x99 & 1 so f4hबहुलक का संकेत क्या है ?(What is the symbol of Mole)(a) N (b) M (c) B. (d) PoIf IFA+B+C = 180°1.

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1.(b) is the right answer

321.

31 The metal extracted by leaching with cyanide is1) Mg2) Ag3) Cu

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The perfection of the cyanide process largely replaced amalgamation with mercury that had previously been the main method of extractinggoldfrom ore.

hence, option (b) is correct.

322.

increased to three times, how will it affect the rate of formation U25. (a) Write the reaction taking place in different zones in the blast furnace during the extraction of Iron.5(b) Explain Van Arkel method.OR(a) What is Leaching? Explain Leaching process in the extraction of metal Al from its ore.(b) Explain Zone refining method.Q Name an ore of Zinc and of Mercury.

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question a. what is leaching? explain the process in the extraction of metal Al from it's ore.

323.

4.What is the function of digestive enzymes?

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Enzymesare essential for healthydigestionand a healthy body. They work with other chemicals in the body, such asstomachacid and bile, to help break down food into molecules for a wide range of bodilyfunctions.

Enzymesare essential for healthydigestionand a healthy body. They work with other chemicals in the body, such asstomachacid and bile, to help break down food into molecules for a wide range of bodilyfunctions.

The functions of digestive enzymes are ptyalin converts starch (complex carbohydrates) into maltose, pepsin break down proteins into peptides and amino acids ,lipase acts on fats and forms fatty and glycerol and lastly maltase acts on maltose and forms glucose.

Digestive enzymes helps in digesting complex food materials into simpler molecules for absorption by the body. During digestion of good, different parts of the alimentary canal produces different digestive enzymes that helps in digestion of different components of food . For example , Saliva produces salivary amylase that digests the starch. Stomach contain gastric gland that produces pepsin that helps in protein digestion. Apart from that other enzymes such as trypsin , chymatrypsin also helps in protein digestion.

324.

SECTION At.From amongst the metals sodium, calcium, aluminium, copper and magnesium, namemetal(a) which reacts with water only on boiling, and(b) another which does not react even with steanmtheTo an astronaut, why does the sky appear dark instead of blue

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325.

2. Name the sodium compound used for softening hard water.

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the answer is washing soda .it softens hard water.

326.

24. Write the formula oftrmula of the following coordination entities :a)Fe2+ ion is bound with six cyanide ionsb)Ni2+ ion is bound with four cyanide ions.Write the IUPAC name, type of hybridisation and magnetic behaviour of the abovecoordination entities.[Atomic No. : Fe = 26, Ni = 28]14]

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327.

(Acetamide)(c) Primary amines are obtained by the reduction ofcyanides with nascent hydrogen obtained by action of sodiumand ethanol or with LiAIH, or with nickel (Mendiusreaction).Na/C,H,OHRCEN + 4[HAlkyl cyanidePrimary amineRCH.Na/C H OHCH3CH2C=N +4[H] - - CH CH CH NH2Propane nitrilePropan-1-amine(Ethyl cyanide)(n-Propylamine)Why is ethanol and sodium used for the reduction ofalkyl cyanide intoAldehydes?

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Primarily, the reduction of cyanides to primary amines in the presence of sodium in ethanol is called as Mendius reaction. Na acts as a strong reducing agent for the reducing nitriles to primary amines and alcohol (ethanol) acts as a solvent in this process

328.

Why is ethanol and sodium used for the reduction of alkyl cyanide intoAldehydes?

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Sodium is a powerful reducing agent. It wants to donate an electron to things that are electron deficient.

The mechanism of the reduction of aldehydes and ketones by sodium would be similar to that of the Bouveault-Blanc reduction. Ethanol is the source of the protons (at least early in the reaction). The dots in the reactions below signify radicals (unpaired electrons), which are represented to the best mchem and MathJax's ability (which is not great).

Step 1 - one electron transfer from sodium to carbonyl group:

Na⋅+RCH=O⟶Na++RCH⋅−O−

Step 2 - abstraction of a proton from ethanol:

CH3CH2OH+RCH⋅−O−↽−−⇀CH3CH2O−+RCH⋅−OHThis step is an equilibrium step, and is driven toward products by the second electron transfer (which consumes the RCH⋅−OH.

Step 3 - one electron transfer from a second sodium atom to the organic radical:

Na⋅+RCH⋅−OH⟶Na++RCH:−−OH

Step 4 - second proton transfer from ethanol:

CH3CH2OH+RCH:−−OH⟶CH3CH2O−+RCH2OHThis reaction, while technically an acid-base equilibrium, essentially goes to completion because of the vast disparity in acidity of C−H and O−H.

The net reaction is:2Na+RCH=O+2CH3CH2OH⟶RCH2OH+2CH3CH2ONa

329.

Orbital angular momentum is quantised and is given by2π2π2π2π

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i think A option is correct

yes u r right but how

its formula for calculating angular momentum bro in this chapter i think u will get how it comes when u will study rotational motion in physics

option A Is correct

330.

ce.amplesExample 2: Starting from rest, what will beMahendra's velocity after one second if heis falling down due to the gravitational forceof the earth?

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yes it is correct answer

v=9.8/5 is the correct answer

9.8 m/s is the following question answer.

9.8 m/s is the best answer for this question

9.8 m/s is the correct answer

9.8 m\s is the right answer of the following

331.

The orbital angular momentum of an electron corresponding to n = 4 and m--3s.2.s6 h3 h

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For n=4 , l= 3

so orbital angular momentum is √l(l+1)h/2π = √3*4h/2π = √3h/π

332.

35. The quantum number which is related to the orbital angular momentum isa) Subsidiary quantum numberc) Magnetic quantum numberb) Principal quantum numberd) Spin quantum number

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The angular momentum quantum number, l, (also referred to as the secondary quantum number orazimuthal quantum number) describes the shape of the orbital that an electron occupies. The lowest possible value of l is 0, and its highest possible value, depending on the principal quantum number, is n - 1.

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49. The angular momentum of electron in 'd' orbital is equal to?B) 0

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The orbital angular momentum (L) = √(l (l+1)) h/2π = √6 h/2π (l = 2 for d-orbital)

334.

210. The angular momentum of an electron in 2 p-orbital is2hnone of these

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(d) n0ne of these (2)h/2π = h/πThe angular momentum (mvr) of electron in nth orbit is equal to nh/2π. nh/2π gives angular momentum of electron revolving in a circular orbit as proposed by Neils Bohr. However orbital angular momentum of electron in a given orbital is calculated by using the following equation.

335.

49. The angular momentum of electron in'd' orbital is equal to ?A)2V3B) 0D) v2

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the angular momentum of a d orbitalsince l is equal to 3 for d orbital √l(l+1)h/2π√3(3+1)h/2π√12h/2π2√3

336.

Silver oxide + Hydrogen peroxide--> Silver +Water +Oygen

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Hydrogen peroxideis reducingsilverfrom an oxidized state to a reduced state.

Oxygenis been removed fromsilver.

In the reaction,oxygenis formed in it's pure state andhydrogen peroxideis been oxidized to formwater.

337.

Zinc in the extraction of silver.L, in the van Arkel method of refining of zirconium(i)(i) Limestone in the extraction of iro11) 12tone in the extraction of iron from its oxide.

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Iron is extracted from its ore, haematite, in a blast furnace. The ore is fed into the top of the furnace along with coke and limestone. The limestone decomposes in the hot furnace, forming calcium oxide. This reacts with the sandy impurities (silicon dioxide) to form a slag.

338.

97.The articles made of silver metal become dark on prolonged exposure to air. This isdue to the formation of a layer of its:1. Oxide2. Hydride 3. Sulphide 4. Carbonate

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339.

6Write the formula of Tin (IV) Oxide.

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SnO2

The oxide group, O2−, clearly has a 2− charge. For Sn(+IV), there thus must be 2 oxide groups to attain electrical neutrality.

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340.

(vii) Pick out electrolyes from the following.(0) Distilled water(iii) Mercury(v) Ammonium Chloride(vii) Sodium Chloride(1) Acidic Water(iv) Copper Sulphate(vi) Silver Nitrate(viii) Molten Silver.

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I) ii) iv) vi) is right answer bro

341.

Mention three types of Legal Rights.

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Legal Rights are of three types:

Civil Rights: Civil rights are those rights which provide opportunity to each person to lead a civilized social life. These fulfil basic needs of human life in society. Right to life, liberty and equality are civil rights. Civil rights are protected by the state.

Political Rights: Political rights are those rights by virtue of which inhabitants get a share in the political process. These allow them to take an active part in the political process. These rights include right to vote, right to get elected, right to hold public office and right to criticise and oppose the government. Political rights are really available to the people in a democratic state.

Economic Rights: Economic rights are those rights which provide economic security to the people. These empower all citizens to make proper use of their civil and political rights. The basic needs of every person are related to his food, clothing, shelter, and medical treatment. Without the fulfilment of these no person can really enjoy his civil and political rights. It is therefore essential, that every person must get the right to work, right to adequate wages, right to leisure and rest, and right to social security in case of illness, physical disability and old age.

342.

Light me up for a sprinkle ofgold. What am I?SunscreenDawnFlower pot (Anaar)Tube light

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option c flower pot is the answer

343.

Light me up for a sprinkle ofgold. What am 1?SunscreenDawnFlower pot (Anaar)Tube light

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flower pot(Anaar ) should be correct

344.

Write down the formulae of() sodium oxide(ü) alumintum chloride(i) sodium suphide(v) magnestum hydroldeWrite down the names ofcompounds represented by ne1.2.AND MOLECULES

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Na2O-sodium oxideAlCl-Alumniun Chloride Na2SO4-Sodium sulphideMgOH-magnesium hydroxide

345.

Ci) Out of O2 and N molecules, which has greater bdissociation enthalpy and why?

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The binding energy for both O2 and N2 is about the same but O2 likely has a slightly higher binding energy. Generally, binding energy increases with the number of nucleons until Iron and then decreases. Nitrogen, because it is being held together by a triple bond, while Oxygen is being held together by a double bond.

Uhu...

346.

What is the magnitude of magnetic force per unit length on a wirecarrying a current of 8 A and making an angle of 30° with thedirection of a uniform magnetic field of 0.15 T?4.5

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347.

/w, what would be theof each component in the solution? If the density of2.5 A solution of glucose in water is labeled as 10% wmolality and mole fractionsolution is 1.2 g mL, then what shall be the molarity of the solution

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10%w/w solution of glucose in water means 10 g of glucose present in 100g of solution.Therefore, Mass of glucose is 10gMass of water is = 100g- 10g = 90 g = 0.09 kgAnd density = 1.2gmL-1Let us find molalityMolality = Number of moles of solute / Mass of solvent in KgNumber of moles of solute = Mass of glucose / Molar mass of glucoseMolar mass of glucose (C6H12O6)= 6x12 + 12x1 + 6x16=180 g /molNumber of moles of glucose = 10/180 = 0.0556 molesMolality = 0.0556/0.09 =16.7MNow find the molarity ,Molarity = Number of moles of solute / Volume of solution in literDensity = 1.2 g/mlVolume = mass / density= 100 g / 1.2 g/ ml = 83.33 ml = 0.0833 LMolarity = 0.0556/ 0.0833=0.67 M

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348.

what is the mass of 0.2mole of oxygen atom

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349.

49 gm of H, SO, contains how many oxygenatom

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350.

24Problem 1.7Caleulate the molartty of NaOH in thesclution prepared by dissolving Rs 4 g inenxuh wates to lorm 20mlof e solutionSolutionSince molarity d

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molarity is no. of moles per litre of solution.

here mass of NaOH = 4g so, moles will be 4/40 = 0.1

volume of solution is 250ml = 0.25L

so, molarity = 0.1/0.25 = 0.4M

thank u so much