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(A) Sulphate (>500 ppm) ® causes laxative effect that leads to dehydration.

(B) Nitrate (> 50 ppm) ® causes methemoglobinemia, skin appears blue.

(C) Lead (>50 ppb) ® It damage kidney and RBC.

(D) Fluoride (>2ppm) ® It causes brown mottling of teeth.

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Number of Mn = O bonds = 6

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Neutral KMnO4 oxidises I- to  and magnate ion has dpPp bonding

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Pyrophosphorous acid = H4P2O5

 Hypophosphorous acid = H4P2O6

 Phosphoric acid = H3PO4

 Pyrophosphoric acid = H4P2O7

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Be2Cl4 is Lewis acid and Al2Cl6 has complete octet. Be and Al are amphoteric metal therefore dissolve in acid as well as alkaline solution and form beryllate and aluminate ions in excess alkali.

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Depending on the nature of reducing agent H2O2 can act as oxidizing agent in both acidic as well as basic medium.

              Density of D2O = 1.1 gm/cc

              Density of D2O2 = 1.45 gm/cc

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Calcination and leaching are the methods of concentration of ores and not that of refining.

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Ionisation enthalpy order :

              Li > Na > K

              He > Ne > Ar > Kr > Xe > Rn

              Sr > Rb

              Zn > Ga

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For A : 100 gm solution 2 gm solute A

∴ M o l a l i t y = 2 / M A 0 . 0 9 8

For B : 100 gm solution 8 gm solute B

∴ M o l a l i t y = 8 / M B 0 . 0 9 2

1 4 . 2 6 1 = M A M B

∴ M B = 4 . 2 6 1 * M A

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SO2 is absorbed to a greater extent then CH4 on activated charcoal under same Gases with higher critical temperature are readily absorbed by activated charcoal.

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