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Physics, Chemistry and Biology: Post your doubts here!

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no it will not b B becuz even in excess oxygen magnesium will react anf form product it will not be slowed down b/c the same amount of product will be formed!! it will be 3 b/c using magnesium ribbon decrease surface area
lol Q 7 not 17!
 

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___Which mixture can be separated by adding water, stirring and filtering?
A barium chloride and sodium chloride
B copper and magnesium
C diamond and graphite
D silver chloride and sodium nitrate
 
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___Which mixture can be separated by adding water, stirring and filtering?
A barium chloride and sodium chloride
B copper and magnesium
C diamond and graphite
D silver chloride and sodium nitrate
D -bcz silver chloride is insoluble & sodium nitrate is soluble ,so can be separated by the given technique
A- has both soluble salts
C&B- dont have salts but are metals
hope u got it:)
 
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What are the different amphoteric oxides we need to know for CIE IGCSE?
What are the different unreactive oxides we need to know for the CIE IGCSE?
Thanks
 
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Look..
4 : Lets start according to student 1 He says that both should be unreactive
Now, Atom X has 8 more elctrons than Atom Y ( proton no. = elctrons)
so lets take X as Neon ,It has 10 electron so 10 + 8=18
In the periodic table look for the element with proton no. 18 i.e Argon
As student 2 said both of them are unreactive , Argon & Neon are unreactive
Then as student 1 said are both of them in the same group? Yes!
so it's A
23 : Copper is below hydrgen in the reactivity series so it cannot replace it
So using copper(metal) Copper Chloride cannot be prepared
But using base (Copper hydroxide) or carbonate (Copper carbonate) it can be made
So 2 and 3 only Ans is C :)
 
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Look..
4 : Lets start according to student 1 He says that both should be unreactive
Now, Atom X has 8 more elctrons than Atom Y ( proton no. = elctrons)
so lets take X as Neon ,It has 10 electron so 10 + 8=18
In the periodic table look for the element with proton no. 18 i.e Argon
As student 2 said both of them are unreactive , Argon & Neon are unreactive
Then as student 1 said are both of them in the same group? Yes!
so it's A
23 : Copper is below hydrgen in the reactivity series so it cannot replace it
So using copper(metal) Copper Chloride cannot be prepared
But using base (Copper hydroxide) or carbonate (Copper carbonate) it can be made
So 2 and 3 only Ans is C :)
Thank you ! :)
 
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What are the different amphoteric oxides we need to know for CIE IGCSE?
What are the different unreactive oxides we need to know for the CIE IGCSE?
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I think it's this..
Amphoteric : Sn, Pb, Zn, Al & Be
Neutral :NO , CO, H2O
 
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What are the different amphoteric oxides we need to know for CIE IGCSE?
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Amphoteric oxides are the ones which react with both acid and alkali, eg : Al2O3.
Unreactive oxides (also called Neutral oxide ) are the one which do not react with acid or alkali , eg: carbon monoxide , nitrogen monoxide.
 
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It's written "the reaction is heated...". Hence, if the forward reaction is endothermic, the backward onw must be exothermic. Water is just another reactant in the backward reaction and doesn't affect the temperature.
Is it like exothermic reaction always have a temperature rise and endothermic reaction always cause a decrease in temperature
 
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Q.28 in oct/nov 1996 and Q.28 J96
they are both approx the same but different answers :/
 
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