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For 32, O has 2 unpaired p electrons and for the Cl+, u need to understand that Cl atom has 5 p electrons, 2 paired and 1 unpaired...when Cl+ is formed, the electron removed is from the full p orbital, leaving 2 unpaired p electrons behind
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Well for 14 ig it is B? As thermal decomposition is always endothermic while in reaction 2 it is exothermic because the it is the formation of the product so energy released
Well for 33 it is D? I'm not sure tho let take an option 2 which is not possible bcoz it is reversible reaction so it can shift backward so less so4 is formed
24 it's C?
Yes it is B
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No it's A
For this type of question we consider overall reaction like see only one product is formed from reaction 2 for reaction one 2 formed means bonds r broken
Cracking results in formation of alkanes n alkene like suppose it is long chain of ch3ch2ch2ch2ch=ch2 so if u see W alkene is formed when bond broken between ch2 and ch
But how will Z form?
The question states which of these combinations can form from cracking so we can make multiple combinations for example:
So we can make anything out of it, right?
Yes since this equation 1 which proved Z was from the examiner report and its impossible to form the given compound by only using W,X,Y and Z but the product must contain atleast one of the following
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