The first is when the pipe is open at both ends, while the second is when the pipe is closed at one of the ends. The instrument is called an... View Article
The least amount of energy necessary for a reaction to occur is referred to as the activation energy. If the activation energy requirement is not... View Article
An ideal solution obeys Raoult's Law. According to the Raoult’s Law “For a solution of volatile liquids, the partial vapour pressure of each... View Article
Answer: 2Z The number of tetrahedral voids in closed packed ccp, fcc, and hcp is double the number of atoms (Z) composing the main lattice,... View Article
Biuret is a chemical made by heating urea to 180 degrees Celsius. The Biuret test is a chemical test that uses the Biuret reagents, which include... View Article
Applying Gauss’s law to this closed surface, we get, ∮E.ΔA=Qen/ε0=σΔA/ε0 ⇒ EΔA =σΔA/ε0 ⇒ E = σ/ε0 = Q/Aε0 Now, the potential difference... View Article
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Answer:(D) 3 - pentanone The iodoform test is used to evaluate whether a carbonyl compound with the formula CH3C=O and a secondary alcohol... View Article
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Answer: Fluorine On the periodic table, the halogens are to the left of the noble gases. Fluorine (F), chlorine (Cl), bromine (Br), iodine... View Article
We know that for a first-order reaction - K = 2.303/t2−t1.log[A]1/[A]2 Here, t2 = final time; [A]2 = final concentration t1 = initial time;... View Article
Answer: (b) 6 For the same spatial electronic wave-function, spin multiplicity is the number of possible orientations of the spin angular... View Article