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Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

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Guys do we have to wash the conical flask before performing the next titration or nah?
 
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Please can anybody help me with these question . I cant able to understand them. Question 20 in first screenshot and question 10 in the second one .thanks
 

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Please can anybody help me with these question . I cant able to understand them. Question 20 in first screenshot and question 10 in the second one .thanks
In q20 you have to look for the longest chain. And in this qs longest chain contains 5 carbons. Start numbering from the carbon closest to the functional group so ans is C
 
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In q20 you have to look for the longest chain. And in this qs longest chain contains 5 carbons. Start numbering from the carbon closest to the functional group so ans is C
So its like a rule that we start measuring of carbon which is closest to the fuctional group. Thanks .
 
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for Q 10 B and D are wrong as there is no change in oxidation state,C cant be correct as an acid must have H+ ions so A is the answer
In question 10 I know the answer B,C,D are wrong but i cant seem to understand how is A answer. Hso3- doesnt look like it is acting as a base. Correct me if i am wrong.
 
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Guys do we have to wash the conical flask before performing the next titration or nah?

If it is unused, there is no need to wash it.

If used, definitely wash it with distilled water. Unlike what some students think, there is no need to dry the flasks though.
 
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