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The relative density _____. A) has unit of kg/m³ B) has unit of g/m³ C) has unit of kg/m² D) is unitless GSEB - Class 9 Chapter - 3.Gravitation Page 43

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The relative density  is unitlessExplanation:The relative density  is unitlessas it is the ratio of two densities so unnits of densities GET cancelled.Hence Relative denisty does not have any unit and is unit less.Relative density is the ratio of the density of a substance to the density of a standard, usually water for a liquid or solid, and AIR for a gas.Relative density also called  specific gravity, is the ratio of the density of a substance to the density of a given reference MATERIAL. Specific gravity generally USED for  relative density with respect to water. The term "relative density" is often preferred in SCIENTIFIC usage.The relative density  is unitless

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How many molecules of ozen can be decomposed by one atom of chlorine ? Page 294 Chapter - 17.Our Environment

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A SINGLE molecule of cfcs can destroy 1 LAKHS molecule of OZONE

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Choose the one term from the following which includes the other three : braccoli , wild , cabbage . Cauliflower, cabbage. Page 285 Chapter - 16. Heredity and Evolution

Answer» BAGE in which the other types of it are classified as brocolli , CAULIFLOWER and OTHERS. it means that these vegetables have EVOLVED from one cabbage but their apperances changed duw to variations .BRAINLIEST mark please❤
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What is called the colloid form having dispersion medium liquid and dispersing phase gas ? A) Gel B) Foam C) Aerosol D) Emulsion GSEB - Class 9 Chapter - 4.Properties of Matter Page 58

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aerosol is the COLLOID form having dispersion MEDIUM liquid and dispersing phase GAS.

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Describe the layering method for the artifical propagation of plant . Ilustrate your answer ith the help of a labelled diagram name any two plants which are propagated by the layering method. Page 275 Chapter - 15.Reproduction in Organism

Answer» EXPLANATION:Here is UR ANSWER
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Production is essential for living organisms in order to: A) Keep the invidual organ alive B) fulfil their energy requirements C) maintain growth D) continue the species for ever Page 274 Chapter - 15.Reproduction in Organism

Answer» DEXPLANATION:CONTINUE the SPECIES for EVER.
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Write the archimedes principle. GSEB - Class 9 Chapter - 3.Gravitation Page 43

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It states that the upward buoyant FORCE that is EXERTED on a BODY immersed in fluid WHETHER partial or fully submerged is equal to the weight of fluid that the body displaces and acts in the upward DIRECTION at the centre of the mass of the displaced body

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Define pituitary hormones​

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Explanation:The PITUITARY gland is a tiny organ, the size of a pea, found at the BASE of the brain. As the “master gland” of the body, it produces many hormones that travel throughout the body, directing CERTAIN processes or stimulating other glands to PRODUCE other hormones. ... PLZZ mark it as the brainliest ❤️

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Derive the equations of uniformly accelerated linear motion using algebraic method. GSEB - Class 9 Chapter - 1.Motion Page 15

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the FIRST EQUATION is v=u+at2nd EQ. V2- u2=2as3rd eq. s=ut+1/2 AT2

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How does our body responds when adrenaline is secreted in large amount into the blood? Page 263 Chapter - 14.Control and Co-Ordination in Organisms

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ine hormone is secreted from the adrenal gland , which is present at top of our kidneys . this hormone is usually released in the EMERGENCY situations like a dog is chasing us , then we immediately after seeing him starts RUNNING , for which adrenaline hormone is responsible . During the SECRETION of this hormone in our body , the blood moving towards the digestive system or to other organs reduce and it started to MOVE towards our muscles as a result of which our heart beat INCREASES , and we get energy to run .regards , brainliest mark❤

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How does phototropism occur in a plant stem ? Explain with the help of lebelled diagram ? Page 263 Chapter - 14.Control and Co-Ordination in Organisms

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to the QUESTION is in the ATTACHMENT please mark as brainliestplease let me KNOW if you have any DOUBTS

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The human Species have genetic roots in Page 284 Chapter - 16. Heredity and Evolution

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The HUMAN species have genetic roots in africa.....!!!! HOPE it helps uhhh...!!! ❤❤❤

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What is voluntary nervous system ? Explain the working of voluntary nervous system with a example. Page 263 Chapter - 14.Control and Co-Ordination in Organisms

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The voluntary NERVOUS system is also known as somatic nervous system.The somatic nervous system is the part of the peripheral nervous system ASSOCIATED with the voluntary CONTROL of body movements via skeletal muscles. The somatic nervous system consists of afferent nerves or SENSORY nerves, and efferent nerves or motor nerves.An Example of the Somatic System in ActionThe primary function of the somatic nervous system is to connect the central nervous system to the body's muscles and control voluntary movements and reflex arcs. Information taken in by sensory systems is transmitted to the central nervous system.mark BRAINLIEST

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Name the planet which shows thigmonesty Page 262 Chapter - 14.Control and Co-Ordination in Organisms

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The plant called MIMOSA have the CAPACITY to show THIGMONASTY

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One of the following organisms does not reporduce by a binary fission. This is : A) Amoeba B) Plasmidium C) Euglena D) Paramoecium Page 274 Chapter - 15.Reproduction in Organism

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How do tropism differ from nastism ? Page 263 Chapter - 14.Control and Co-Ordination in Organisms

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Nastic movements- are non-directional RESPONSES of plants to a stimuli such as temperature,LIGHT,change in turgor pressure or change in ION concentration. EG- dropping of the Mimosa leaf on being PRICKED. Tropisms- are directional responses to a directional stimulus.

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Budding:hydra , spore formation:-------​

Answer» BUDDING:HYDRA,SPORE FORMATION:RHIZOPUS
18.

INFERENCE AND CONCLUSION ​

Answer» QUESTION is not CLEAR .....!!!!EXPLANATION:
19.

What's the best company of wrist watchlenovolenovo watch ​

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2.06.19 Mat Question1. One year form now Priyanka will bez of her mother age her motheris now 38 years old. in how manyyears form now will be Priyan kahaher motherage?​

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38Explanation:because PRIYANKA MOTHER is OLDER than her

21.

EMP pathway is completed in --------​

Answer» EMP PATHWAY is COMPLETED CYTOPLASM of the CELL
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Answer please all?? ​

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Dhope it HELPS PLZ MARK as BRAINLIEST PLZZ

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name the process of obtaining a pure metal from an impure Metal Stone necklaces for you have to define copper using this process then explain with the help of labelled diagram the purification maintaining increased the material used as anode cathode and electrolyte​

Answer» ELECTROLYSIS is the ANSWER
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4. Euniain the physical properties of lonic compounds giving reasons.​

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The main properties of ionic COMPOUNDS are:- 1. They FORM Crystals2. They are hard 3. They are brittle 4. They have high melting points and also high boiling points

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Find odd man out : vitaminA Vitamin C vitamin D vitamin E​

Answer» VITAMIN CExplanation:because another VITAMINS are fat SOLUBLE but vitamin c is water soluble
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What is the advantage of four chambered heart ? Page 251 Chapter - 13. Transportation, Circulation and Excretion in organisms

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s a great advantage in having a four chambered heart. Actually, it acts quite EFFECTIVELY in cleansing the heart and all the unwanted blood can be removed to then lungs. Again the clean blood can simply flow to other parts of the body and this makes there is a COMPLETE distinction between the dirty and the pure form of blood being flown. So these TWO forms of blood do not gets mixed. This makes it quite better. So a four chambered heart is actually COMPLEX in its form as compare to other SIMPLE structured form of heart. Humans possess a heart that consists of four chambers.

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Explain occurrence of methane and its preparation. Page 214 Chapter - 10. Mineral Coal and Minerak Oil

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Methane is prepared in LABORATORY by reacting sodium acetate (CH3COONa) with soda LIME (mixture of NaOH and CaO) . Heated in a TEST tube. Reaction:CH3COONa + NaOH gives CH4+Na2CO3

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Which compound of the following functional groups is having minimum three carbon atoms ? Page 231 Chapter - 11. Organic Compounds

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C3H8 has MINIMUM THREE CARBON atoms..propane

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From which of ethyne by writing its common name and structural formula. Page 214 Chapter - 10. Mineral Coal and Minerak Oil

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which is REQUIRED ANS.

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Differentiate between arteries and viens. Page 251 Chapter - 13. Transportation, Circulation and Excretion in organisms

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Arteries, like veins, are tube-shaped vessels that carry blood in the body. The chief difference between arteries and veins is the job that they do. Arteries carry oxygenated blood away from the heart to the body, and veins carry oxygen-poor blood back from the body to the heart.Explanation:Veins:carry blood from the tissues of the body back to the heartare usually positioned closer beneath the surface of the skinare less MUSCULAR than arteries, but contain VALVES to help keep blood flowing in the right direction, usually toward the heartwould COLLAPSE if blood FLOW stops.Arteries:carry blood away from the heart to the tissues of the bodyare usually positioned deeper within the bodyare more muscular than veins, which helps in transporting blood that is full of oxygen efficiently to the tissueswould generally REMAIN open if blood flow stopped, due to their thick muscular layer.

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Explain the destructive distillation of mineral coal in laboratory by drawing its figure. Page 214 Chapter - 10. Mineral Coal and Minerak Oil

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Destructive distillation is the chemical process of the decomposition of unprocessed material by heating it to a high temperature; the term generally applies to processing of organic material in the absence of air or in the presence of limited amounts of oxygen or other reagents, catalysts, or SOLVENTS, such as steam or PHENOLS. It is an application of pyrolysis. The process breaks up or 'cracks'large molecules. Coke, coal gas, gas carbon, coal tar, ammonia liquor, and "coal oil" are examples of commercial products historically produced by the destructive distillation of coal.Explanation:Destructive distillation of any particular inorganic feedstock produces only a small range of products as a rule, but destructive distillation of organic materials commonly produces very many compounds, often HUNDREDS, although not all products of any particular process are of commercial importance. The distillate are generally lower molecular weight. Some fractions however polymerise or condense small molecules into larger molecules, including heat-stable tarrysubstances and chars. Cracking feedstocks into liquid and volatile compounds, and polymerising, or the forming of chars and solids, may both occur in the same process, and any class of the products might be of commercial interest.Currently the major industrial application of destructive distillation is to coal.[1][2]Historically the process of destructive distillation and other forms of pyrolysis led to the discovery of many chemical compounds or elucidation of their structures before contemporary organic chemists had developed the processes to synthesise or specifically investigate the parent molecules. It was especially in the early days that investigation of the products of destructive distillation, like those of other destructive processes, played parts in enabling chemists to deduce the chemical NATURE of many natural materials.[3] Well known examples include the deduction of the structures of pyranoses and furanoses.[4]

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Mention physical properties of sulphur. Page 191 Chapter - 9.Non-Metals

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sulphur is a non metal. It is a yellow solid.when sulphur is burned in air, it REACT with OXYGEN of air to form an acidic oxide CALLED sulphur dioxide .The acidic oxide sulphur dioxide dissolve in water to form an acid called sulphurous acid

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Write the types of mineral coal, explain that the use of anthracene coal is more than the bitumen coal. Why? Page 214 Chapter - 10. Mineral Coal and Minerak Oil

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because athracite coal produces less smoke and having a HIGH CALORIFIC value it can be used for HOUSEHOLD purposes whereas bitumen is used to obtain steam COKE and only high GRADE coal is used for household purpose

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Which component obtained from refining of petrolum is used as solvent in petrochemicals ? Page 213 Chapter - 10. Mineral Coal and Minerak Oil

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is used in GASOLINE and ALSO used as the primary SOURCE for PETROCHEMICALS.

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Mentioning reasons for metallic corrosion describe the remedies to prevent it. Page 172 Chapter - 8.Metals

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If a metal is reactive it's surface may be attacked slowly by the AIR and water in the atmosphere. The metal react with the oxygen of air and water vapour of air forming compounds on its surface. The FORMATION of these compounds tarnishes the metal that is it MAKES the surface of metal appear dull. The compounds formed on the surface of metal are gradually fall off from the surface of metal and then the metal underneath is attacked by air and water.in this way the ACTION of air and water gradually EATS up the whole metal

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Write a short note on coke. Page 214 Chapter - 10. Mineral Coal and Minerak Oil

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greyish -black solid and is not as shiny as COAL .it has a rough texture .when coal is HEATED in the ABSENCE of air , the volatile impurities and moisture get removed .The solid left BEHIND is called coke

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Make the correct pairs from below mentioned (X) and (Y) . (X) (a) xtraction (b) Production of nitric acid ( C) Production of sulphuric acid (D) Production of ammonia gas (Y) (1)Contact Process (2) Frasch method (3) Haber's process (4) Ostwald's method Page 189 Chapter - 9.Non-Metals

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(a) → (2)(b) → (4)(c) → (1)(d) → (3)Explanation:The CORRECT match is:         Column X                                     Column Y(a) Extraction of Sulphur                   Frasch Method(b) Production of Nitric Acid             OSTWALD's  Method(c) Production of Sulphuric Acid      CONTACT Process(d) Production of Ammonia Gas       HABER's ProcessHope this answer is helpful.

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Which general principle is taken into consideration in determination of activity series of metal ? Page 171 Chapter - 8.Metals

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in reactivity series the most reactive METAL is PLACED at top whereas the LEAST reactive metal is placed at BOTTOM

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Write chemical equation of the reaction of magnesium metal with dioxygen gas, water, dilute hydrochloric acid and dichlorine gas. Page 172 Chapter - 8.Metals

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2mg+O2 -----2mgExplanation:MG+2h2o-------mg (OH)2+h2mg+2hcl ------MGCL2 +H2

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Write the activity series of metals. Discuss the experiment for determination of activity series of Fe, Cu and Ag metals. Page 172 Chapter - 8.Metals

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Step by step explinationExplanation:Metal reactivity series is when the metals reactivity is shown and measuredThe series GOES like thisKNaCaMgAlZnFePb[H] CuHgAgAuMetals below [H] is less reactive metalsTo determine the reactivity of Fe, Cu, AgFe reacts with Steam to form Fe3O4Cu doesn't REACT with water or Steam to form anythingSimilar goes for AgThus Fe is MODERATELY reactive and Ag, Cu are less reactive metalsHope it helps

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By which method conversion of ZnS and ZnCO3 into ZnO can be carried out ? Explain writing chemical equation . Page 172 Chapter - 8.Metals

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ZnS can be CONVERTED into ZnO by the method of ROASTING. In this process the ZnS is heated in the presence of air. Zincblende (ZnS) is converted into Zinc Oxide (ZnO) and SO₂ GAS is released. The chemical equation is:ZnS (s) + 3O₂ → ZnO (s) + SO₂ (G)When Zinc Carbonate (ZnCO₃) is heated in the presence of air Zinc Oxide (ZnO) is formed. This process is called calcination. The balanced chemical reaction is:ZnCO₃ (s) → ZnO (s) + CO₂ (g)

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Which chief impurities are present in bauxite? Page 171 Chapter - 8.Metals

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The MAJOR impurities in Bauxite are iron oxides (goethite & hematite), SILICON dioxide, the clay mineral KAOLINITE as well as small amounts of anatase (TiO2). CONSEQUENTLY, its composition varies considerably with ALUMINA constituting from about 50% to about 70%.

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Name the three life process which help them to procure living being​

Answer» NUTRITION ,RESPIRATION ,and
44.

State the nature of oxides of nonmetals and metals and justify by giving chemical equations​

Answer» METAL oxides are always basic in nature. For example, Magnesium Oxide is a METALLIC oxide. It will be ... What is the chemical nature of a metal oxide? ... Here oxygen ATOM presents in -1 oxidation STATE
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During which reaction dihydrogen gas is not produced under normal conditions? Page 170 Chapter - 8.Metals

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Option (C) Metal + DILUTE Nictric AcidExplanation:The complete question is:During which reaction dihydrogen gas is not PRODUCED under normal conditions? Select the proper choice from the given multiple choices.(A) Metal + dilute Sulphuric Acid(B) Metal + dilute Hydrochloric Acid  (C) Metal + dilute Nitric Acid(D) Metal + WaterSolution:LET M be a metalLets check the option one-by-one.Option (A)Metal + Sulphuric Acid is a displacement reaction where Metal releases Hydrogen gas.M + H₂SO₄ → MSO₄ + H₂Option (B)Metal with dilute HCl also releases the Hydrogen gas just like the above.Option (C)When metal reacts with nitric acid the OXIDES of Nitrogen are formed as Nitric acid is STRONG oxidising agent. In this case Hydrogen gas is not formed.Option (D)When Metal reacts with water,and Metal Hydroxide is formed Hydrogen gas is released.Therefore, the correct option is option (C)

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Write names of the three methods for concentration of ores. Page 171 Chapter - 8.Metals

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Hand Picking.Gravity SEPARATION or Hydraulic WASHING (Levigation)MAGNETIC Separation.

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Which of the following substances is hygroscopic? Page 170 Chapter - 8.Metals

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honey and glycerionExplanation:a HYGROSCOPIC is one that readially attract WATER from its surrounding through either ABSORPTION or ADSORPTION EXAMPLE honey and glycerion

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The aqueous solution of the salt prodused by neutralisation of weak acid and strong base possesses basic nature, while aqueous solution of salt produced by neutralisation of weak base and strong acid possesses acidic nature' - Explain. Page 152 Chapter - 7.Acids, Bases and Salts

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Step by step explinationStrong acid +weak BASE=acidic salt+waterWeak acid+strong base =BASIC salt+waterHope it HELPS

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PH of aqueous solution of potassium hydroxide at 298 K temperature is 11.65. The initial volume of this solution is made 6 times by addition of water. What will be the pH of the diluted solution ? Page 152 Chapter - 7.Acids, Bases and Salts

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pH of AQUEOUS solution of POTASSIUM hydroxide at 298 K temperature is 11.65. The initial volume of this solution is made 6 TIMES by ADDITION of water. What will be the pH of the diluted solution ?

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With reference to pH scale, (i) Write formula of pH and pOH (ii) Mention pH and concentration of H3O+ or OH- in acidic , basic and netural aqueous solutions. (iii) Mention limitations of pH scale. Page 152 Chapter - 7.Acids, Bases and Salts

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(III) MENTION LIMITATIONS of PH SCALE.