nope the answer should be Pb metal no Pb1+ no group four forms 1+ ions. you could use a reducing agent like KIin reduction of PbCl2 i wrote
Pbcl2 + Fe2+ = Pbcl + Fe3+
is this correct ??
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nope the answer should be Pb metal no Pb1+ no group four forms 1+ ions. you could use a reducing agent like KIin reduction of PbCl2 i wrote
Pbcl2 + Fe2+ = Pbcl + Fe3+
is this correct ??
nope yar first he asked which group gave the iodoform test. then asked which of the ISOMERS gave the positive test. Allah ka shukar hae i will get 96-98 or even 99 due to ecf in the explaination in the chem paper and even with a gt in the 68 you just ned to get 90+ to be considered full so cheersis question ma 2 baar functional groups ka pucha tha??i forgot
I may get 91..92nope yar first he asked which group gave the iodoform test. then asked which of the ISOMERS gave the positive test. Allah ka shukar hae i will get 96-98 or even 99 due to ecf in the explaination in the chem paper and even with a gt in the 68 you just ned to get 90+ to be considered full so cheers
hope you didnt mind the argument actually i didnt even know about it till you tild me :/I may get 91..92
argument about E value?hope you didnt mind the argument actually i didnt even know about it till you tild me :/
well idk i wrotea star plz explain how did u do pbcl2 question
what did u write in above question pbcl2 and sncl2 behavior towards oxidizing agent ?what E values to quotewell idk i wrote
Pbcl2 + 2KI --> Pb(s) +I2(aq) + KI Pb2+ is reduced to Pb
I have only done 2 papers for p5....are any solved papers availableall of them from 0 to 2 and from 2 to 4. then compare them
my coachng sir gave them too me i have like 2007 onwards all of them they are so easy i am gona ace them (Y)I have only done 2 papers for p5....are any solved papers available
can u plz post them or smthn like tht? it wud be really helpfulmy coachng sir gave them too me i have like 2007 onwards all of them they are so easy i am gona ace them (Y)
i wish i had known this earlier......The argument about the E° value is simple.
- The more negative the E° value, the further the equilibrium lies to the left - the more readily the element loses electrons and forms ions.
when Nh3 was added it acted like a base neutalising the Cl- ions in the solution so the green colour faded and a light blue solution of Cu(h2o)6 was formed. then adding more NH3 precipitated it out Cu(OH)2 and then the Cu(NH3)4(H2O)2 complex forming dark plue solutionCAN anyone tell me the answer with refrence to the 5 mark transition elements qs?!
as nh3 was added to cucl4. 3 colour changes and ions responsible for them?
net charge/mass and absorption of different amino acidsPpl what was the answer for properties of separation by paper chromatography and electrophoresis question ??
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