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Aluminium is more electropositive than Cr, so it displaced chromium from Cr? O?
Cr? O? + Al - (Δ)-> Al? O? + Cr

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λ = c/ν
λ = (3 * 10? ) / (1368 * 10³) = 219.298 m ≈ 219.3 m

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Teflon are prepared by addition polymerization from tetrafluroethene.
CF? = CF? - (catalyst, High pressure)-> [–CF? – CF? –]? Teflon
Nylon-66, Novolac, Dacron are prepared by condensation polymerisation.

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The number of Body centred unit cells in all 14 types of Bravais lattice unit cells is 3.

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(4) C? H? O will have different alkyl group attached with polyvalent functional group that's why show metamerism

Only one arrangement possible so can not show metamerism.
(2) C? H? O → CH? – O – CH? – CH? Only one arrangement possible so can not show metamerism.
(1) No polyvalent functional group in C? H? , so can not show metamerism.

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At room temperature Hg is liquid and it is purified by 'Distillation method'.

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BeCl? in solid state exist in a polymeric form & in a vapour state in exist in a dimeric form.


chain polymeric structure
Vapour state exist in a dimeric form

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According to Boyle's law

P ∝ 1/V

At a given pressure,

V ∝ T

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| H – F | H – Cl | H – Br | H – I |
| :- | :- | :- | :- |
| 1s – 2p | 1s – 3p | 1s – 4p | 1s – 5p |

Down the group size increases
Overlapping decreases
Acidic strength increases

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