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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
MgO is slightly soluble, n Al2O3 is insoluble -
~~jokes?? in here?? really??
or whn u solve tht outrageously baffling problem all by urself??- gary221
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~~jokes?? in here?? really??
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~~jokes?? in here?? really??
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s ok... shudnt u hv wished me luck 2?? :p
s ok... shudnt u hv wished me luck 2?? :p- gary221
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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
For 10, look at the pH values given for X n Y... This shows that X is an acid - pH =pH below 7, n Y is a base pH abv 7. Student P says that X is a strong acid which is completely wrong, as strong acids do not have such a high pH.. However Q says tht Y dissociates more, n since Y is a base, we... -
Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
For 9, 1 mole of gas = 24 dm3 x moles of gas = 3 dm3....ie 0.125 moles = 3 dm3 Now find the no of moles of all the gases given... Mass/Mr the ans is C -
Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
For 8, find the mass of Cl2 ie 5.287 - 2.920 = 2.367g thn find the no of moles of Cl2 ie ( 2.367/71) o.o33 moles we know the ratio of moles of X : Cl2 is 1:1 thus no of moles of X is also 0.033 then simply substitute moles n mass in Moles = Mass/ Mr , we get Mr = 87.6 which is the mass no of... -
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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
its a nucleophilic substitution bcoz d C atom bonded to the hydroxyl grp will carry a partially positive charge (diff in electronegativity of O n C). This makes it open to nucleophilic attack. ie the partially -ve halogen atom in hydrogen halide will attack the bond btw the C n hydroxyl grp... -
Chemistry: Post your doubts here!
Did u try googling it?? :p nywy...The answer to this question depends on your point of view. From a thermodynamic point of view tertiary alcohols are resistant to oxidation, due to the fact that C-C single bonds are stable. Simply speaking, a carbon atom surrounded by three further carbon atoms...