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What do you know about boron?And boron nomenclature?

Asked By: MUHAMMAD KHAN
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Boron is  a chemical element produced by cosmic ray spallation. Chemically uncombined Boron which is classified as a metalloid is not found naturally on earth. Several allotropes of Boron exist. Natural Boron is composed of two stable isotopes one of which is Boron 10, used as a neutron capturing agent.

 

1-In the following hypothetical reaction A + 3B --------------

 2C + D, initial moles of A is twice that of B. If
at equilibrium moles of B and C are equal, % of B reacted is?
Asked By: SHWETA BHARDWAJ
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     A + 3B ---------> 2C + D

     1    1/2                0     0

    1-x   1/2-3x          2x    x

according to the given condition 1/2 - 3x = 2x

                                        so 1/10 = x

so 3x = 3/10

so % = 0.3*100/0.5 = 60

Mole fraction of C2H5OH in aqueous solution is 0.25. If the density of solution is 0.967g/ml. calculate molarity and molality.

Asked By: NEHA RANI
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0.75 mole water contains ...................................... 0.25 mole C2H5OH

so 0.75*18 gm contains ....................................... 0.25 mole

now calculate moles of alcohol in 1000 gm water. It will be molality

similarly

0.75 mole water contains ...................................... 0.25 mole C2H5OH

so 0.75*18 gm contains ....................................... 0.25*46 gm

so 0.75*18+0.25*46 gm solution contains ........................... 0.25 mole alcohol

so (0.75*18+0.25*46)*0.967 ml solution contains ............................. 0.25 mole alcohol

now calculate moles of alcohol in 1000 ml solution. It will be molarity

 

 

 

The following data was obtaind for the vapour phase decomposition of ethylene oxide into methane and carbon monoxide at 414.5'c. t,min p,mm hg 0 116.6 5 122.56 7 125.72 9 128.74 12 133.23 18 141.37 show that the reaction is first order and calculate the rate constant.
Asked By: BIBHUTI BHUSAN PADHI
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                      C2H4O -------------->           CO           +           CH4

          t                                          P (C2H4O)

         0                                          116.6

         5                                          116.6-[122.56-116.6] = 116.6-5.96 = 110.64

         7                                           116.6-[125.72-116.6] = 116.6-9.12 = 107.48

   similarly others then find k for different readings by first order equation. k will be same for all readings.

       

what is the concept of finding different oxidation no. of f block elements.

Asked By: SHASHANK GUPTA
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Different oxidation no. are shown by f group elements and it is the property of element so there is no definite rule for getting these ox. no. A general oxidation no. for a family can be understand but if element is showing more oxidation no. then you should remember it by remembering compounds in these oxidation no. 

When i am read dis chapter, a concept for classified monodentate ligand, biadentate ligand nd all of us r facing bt sir a can't learn how we classified. Plz give me a better suggestion?
Asked By: ARMAAN
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The classification is based on the number of pairs of electrons a ligand can donate.

what is matter ???????????????

Asked By: M.ALI.MAMOON
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matter is one of the fundamental constituent of the universe

why heat of an ideal solution is taken as zero ?

Asked By: H. SHASHANK KUMAR
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because in ideal solution there is no interaction between the two liquids present in the solution

The enthalpy of nuutralisation of  a strong acid HA and weaker acid HB by KOH are -13.7 and -12.7 kcal/eq. When one equivalent of KOH is added to a mixture containing 1 eq of HA amd HB ; the enthaply change was -13.5 kcal. In what ratio is thge base distributeed between HA and HB ?

Asked By: H. SHASHANK KUMAR
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let x in HA and 1-x in HB

so according to the given condition -13.7x-12.7(1-x) = -13.5

solve

Why gas in gas not a solution
Asked By: JASEEM A RAHMAN P
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gas in gas is a solution but interaction between the molecules play almost no role so these solutions are addressed as mixtures

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