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Magnetic property of d block elements
Compute the blood volume within the body of horse: Problem: A 0.6 cm 3 solution containing 7.5 µCi /cm 3 of 59 Fe was injected into the blood stream of a horse After e
Which of the following substances has covalent bonding: (1) Germanium (2) Sodium chloride (3) Solid neon (4) Copper Ans: Germanium
Pyroligneous acid - Aldehydes and Ketones Pyroligneous acid consisting of acetic acid, acetone and methyl alcohol that is distilled in copper vessel and the vapours are passed
There are two conditionfor foramtion of anions a) High Electron affinity b) Small size Less charge of an atoms form anion more simply
Element is strongly electropositive and Y is strongly electronegative. Both element are univalent, the compounds formed from their combination will be: (1) X + Y -
According to heisenberg uncertainty principle: (1) E=mc 2 (2) Δ x × Δp ≥ h/ 4 Π (3)γ = h/ p (4) Δ x × Δ = h / 6 Π Norma
Calculate how much heat energy is required to raise the temperature of a cube of copper of side 2cm. from 300 to 320k. given: density=8933kg/m cube , atomic weight=63.55, cp=24j/k/
Strengths of Phenols - Hydrocarbon The comparative strengths of some phenols (as acids) are like this: p-Nitrophenol > o-Nitrophenol > m- Nitrophenol > Phenol Presence of
Write the reactions and the conditions involved in the conversion of: a. Propene to 1-Propanol b. Phenol to Salicyclic acid
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