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Stronger ligand will produce more Δ0 . so energy absorbed will be of greater extent.

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Acidic oxides : B 2 O 3 , P 4 O 1 0 , S O 3 , N 2 O 5  

Neutral oxide : N 2 O ,  NO, CO

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Element              Density (gm/cm3)

Be                               1.84

Mg                              1.74

Ca                            &nb

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High purity (> 99.95%) H2 gas is obtained by electrolysis of warm aqueous Ba (OH)2 solution using   Ni electrode.

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Cast iron is formed by pig iron and scrap iron.

Pig Iron → Carbon 4%

Cast Iron → Carbon 3%

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Ionization enthalpy: B < Be < O < N

IE of N > O [Due to half-filled configuration]

IE of Be > B [Due to penetration effect]

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During micelle formation, Δ S  is positive

Micelle formation is endothermic at low temperature and exothermic at high temperature.

At room temperature ⇒ Micelle formation is endothermic.

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∧M=K*1000M M2=20 (80/1000)

∧M1∧M2=M2M1 M1=10 (20/1000)

∧M1∧M2=12⇒∧M2=2∧M1

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(I) H2C2O4? H++HC2O4−

(II) HC2O4−? H++C2O42−

(I) + (II); H2C2O4? 2H++C2O42−

Ka3=Ka1*Ka2

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ΔTf=i*kf*M

(ΔTf)x (ΔTf)y=iKfmxiKfMY=MXMY

⇒14=1MX*MY1⇒MXMY=41=10.25

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