At equilibrium what happens to the cell potential?
At equilibrium, cell potential E cell becomes zero.
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Given an example of a base which is both a weak Bronsted base and a weak Lewis base
Ammonia is both a weak Bronsted base and a weak Lewis base.
What happens to an electrolyte when it is ionised?
Electrolyte ionise in solution to produce ions.
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Why it is impossible to pack atoms, molecules and ions without any empty space between them?
In close packing of solids, the constituent particles, i.e. the atoms, molecules and ions are assumed to be spheres.
Which one of the following is the correct representation of the solubility of SnS2?
SnS2 Sn4+ + 2S2-
Which of the following life processes collectively constitute metabolism?
Nutrition, Respiration, Excretion
Which of the following is not a way of presentation of data:
Data can be presented in headed columns & numbered rows’ form but not just in headed column form.
Which of the following is generalized electronic configuration of transition metals?
In transition metals d orbital penultimate energy level is gradually filled. Hence its generalized electronic configuration is (n-1)d1-10ns1-2.
How is the barometric height of a simple barometer affected if (a) Its tube is pushed down into the trough of mercury? (b) Its tube is slightly tilted from vertical? (c) A drop of liquid is inserted inside the tube.
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Which colour is used on map for depicting the water bodies?
Blue
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Which agency is looking after the steps to reduce ozone depletion?
The agency known as UNEP is responsible for preventing the ozone depletion.
What is the Ksp expression for lead (II) chloride?
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