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B (OH)3 is orthoboric acid having acidic nature, while Al (OH)3 has amphoteric nature that is acidic and as well as basic

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Amylose is polysaccharide made of a-D-glucose unit of linear chain polymer not branched

 

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Nowdays liquid CO2 used as washing clothes, because Cl2 and C2H2Cl4 are toxic

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An alkali metal oxide of formula MO2 is super oxide which is formed by K and Rb. KO2 has pale yellow colour and paramagnetic nature, while alkaline earth metal oxides formula MO2 are peroxide and diamagnetic nature.

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Product formed after EAS reaction (Coupling reaction)

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Only (A) and (B) structures have resonance effect. In (A) benzyllic resonance and in (B) allylic resonance of carbocation.

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Enzymes are the form of proteins and highly specific regarding temperature and pH change. It also lowers the activation energy for biochemical reaction.

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Following are the dihedral angles of H2O2 in gas phase and solid (Reverse with respect to question).

Change of angle is the changing of intermolecular interaction in different phase

 

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