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217 - Chemistry Questions Answers
Is there is any relation between bond order and bond angle
no
the correct increasing order of lattice energy of the above compounds is - AlF3 , Al2O3 and AlN
AlF3 5924 kJ/mol
Al2O3 15916 kJ/mol
AlN 9506.8 kJ/mol
24.5g KClO3 heated to give O2, which is allowed to react completely with H2 to form H2O. This H2 comes from Zn and H2SO4 reaction. The amount of Zn required for the purpose is
2KClO3 ----------------------> 2KCl + 3O2
3O2 + 6H2 --------------------> 6H2O
6Zn + 6H2SO4 -------------------> 6ZnSO4 + 6H2
so 2 mole KClO3 ----------------------------- 6 mole Zn
now solve
Integral enthalpy of soln of KCl , when 1 mole of it is dissolved in 20 mole water is +15.90kJ . When 1 mole of it is dissolved in 200mole water dH =15.58kJ. Calculate enthalpy of hydratn or dilutn ??
ans is 2.68kJ
Integral enthalpy
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can anyone explain to me how to write the structures of some organic compounds like but-2-ol?
name is not correct
IUPAC name has four part
Extra Group................Main Chain............Bond Name..............Main Group
so name may be
*****..........................but........................an...................................2ol
****** means no extra group is present
Main group is alcohol and its name is ol, 2 for second place in chain
"but" for 4 carbon and "an" for all single bond
so structure will be CH3CH(OH)CH2CH3
If the potential energy of hydrogen electron is -3.02eV in which of the following energy levels is electron present =
1st , 2nd , 3rd or 4th
Energy = -13.6/n2 , Potential Energy = -27.2/n2
for n = 3 we get -3.02
in this answer infinite is zero potential energy level
A 0.5 g sample of sodium nitrate on heating gives 44.8ml of O2 at STP. % purity of the sample is.............
my answer is 64% but the correct answer is 68%. HOW???
NaNO3 −−−−> NaNO2 + 1/2 O2
molar mass of sodium nitrate = 85
so 85 gm will give 11200 ml O2
so x gm will give 11200*x/85 = 2240x/17
on comparing with 44.8
we get 2240x/17 = 44.8
so x = 44.8*17/2240 = 17/50 = 34/100 = 0.34 gm
means 0.34 gm sodium nitrate is pure in 0.5 gm. sample so % purity = 0.34*100/0.50 = 68%
There is two atoms of 'P' in one molecule of a compound. If the compound contains 27.93% of phosphorus, the compound will be......
(atomic mass of P = 31)
question is not complete, you should give the information about other elements present.
the inverse of ratio of number of revolutions of electron per second in third and fourth of H-atom in terms of velocity (v) and radius (r) is
T α r/v α is symbol for proportional
so f α v/r
v α 1/n
r α n2
now solve
Equivalent weight of A2O in the given reaction is A2O = AO (molar mass of A2O = M)
O.N. change = 1-2 = -1
2 A are present so net change = 2
so e.w. = M/2