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(A) Isothermal process  Temperature is constant throughout the process

(B) Isochoric process  Volume is constant throughout the process

(C) Isobaric process  Pressure is constant throughout the process

(D) Adiabatic process  No exchange of heat  (q) between system and surrounding

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(1) 4 mol of =4A atoms

(2) 4 u of =4u4u=1 atom

(3) 4 g of Helium =44 mole =1 mole =NA He atom

(4) 2.2710982 of He at STP =2.27122.710982 mole

=0.1

=0.1A

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2? +C, KC=4*103

At a given time t, Qc is to be calculated and been compared with Kc .

QC= [B] [C] [A]2= (2*103) (2*103) (2*103)2

QC=1

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Payal Gupta

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(1) 4 mol of =4A atoms

(2) 4 u of =4u4u=1 atom

(3) 4 g of Helium =44 mole =1 mole =NA He atom

(4) 2.2710982 of He at STP =2.27122.710982 mole

=0.1

=0.1A

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2? +C, KC=4*103

At a given time t, Qc is to be calculated and been compared with Kc .

QC= [B] [C] [A]2= (2*103) (2*103) (2*103)2

QC=1

As Qc>Kc , so reaction has a tendency to move backward.

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Nucleophilic addition of sodium hydrogen sulphite to aldehyde or ketone is a;

N a H S O 3 ? N a + + H S O 3 ?                

 

So; nucleopilic addition of sodium hydrogen sulphite to an aldehyde or a ketone involves proton transfer to form a stable ion.

Addition of hydrogen cyanide;

Final product is cyanohydrin.

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All given oxide have nitrogen – nitrogen bond except N2O5 as ;

 

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BOD is biological oxygen demand which represents the amount of oxygen required to degrade organic matter in water.

Higher the BOD more polluted the water is

So; here water sample with BOD = 3 ppm is the cleanest

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Here, C3H6 is propene

   

Second reaction is iodoform reaction.

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