Answer: (a) Kc and Kp are both equilibrium constants. Kc is measured in terms of molar concentration of reactants and products whereas, Kp is... View Article
Answer: (a) The molecular formulae of structural isomers are same, but their structures are not. The number of atoms in each structural... View Article
To determine whether a compound contains peroxide bonds, consider the oxidation number of a central metal in the compound. If the oxidation... View Article
The Brackett series is the emission or absorption lines produced by electron jumps between the fourth and higher energy levels in H- atoms. The... View Article
Number of moles of atom/molecule =wt(gram)atomic.wt/molecular.wt The number of moles of atom or molecule is given by weight in grams by the... View Article
The vapour phase refining technique is used for the refining of nickel, titanium and zirconium metals. Impure nickel metal is obtained from... View Article
on moving down the group of alkali metals, with increase in the size of the alkali metal cation, the melting point of alkali metal chlorides... View Article
Polystyrene It is a synthetic thermoplastic polymer made up of styrene. It can easily be moulded and is generally utilised in protective... View Article
Answer: (c) The interaction energy has the relation; interaction energy ∝ 1r6 ∝ polarisability. Interaction energy is inversely proportional... View Article
Potash alum is a chemical compound widely used as the potassium sulfate dodecahydrate. It is double salt that is used commonly in medicine and... View Article
H3BO3 is the chemical formula for boric acid. Three hydroxyl groups create a connection with the central boron atom. Boron's outermost valence... View Article
a photosensitive metallic surface is illuminated alternatively with lights of wavelength 3100 A and 6200 A. Also, the maximum speeds of the... View Article
Graham law of effusion states that effusion of any gas is inversely proportional to the square of its molecular mass or its density. In... View Article
Answer: (a) The most essential rule of the VSEPR theory is that bond angles around a core atom should be chosen to reduce total repulsion... View Article
The given compound is But-1-ene. CH3−CH2−CH = CH2 According to Markovnikov’s rule, the given alkene reacts with HCl in the presence of sodium... View Article
The pseudo unimolecular reaction is one in which one reactant is taken in excess, resulting in its concentration being constant even after... View Article
Sodium chloride reacts with chlorine in different ways. For hot and concentrated there is different reaction and cold and dilute there is... View Article
Answer: (i), (iii) SO2 is used in the bleaching of wool and silk and as an antichlor, disinfectant, and preservative. Sulfur dioxide, (SO2),... View Article