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E1H=−2.2*10−18J

Li→Li+2+2e−, n=2

ELi+2=E1H*Z2n2=−2.2*10−18*3222

λ=4*10−8 m

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Molar mass of C7H5N3O6 = 12 * 7 + 1 * 5 + 14 * 3 + 16 * 6 = 84 + 42 + 96 = 227 g/mol

Number of moles = 6 8 1 2 2 7  = 3 mol

∴ number of N-atoms

=3*6.02*1023*3=9*6.02*1023

=5418*1021

∴x=5418 

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Ortho product has intramolecular H- bonding & para product has intermolecular H- bonding. Thus it can be separated by steam distillation due to difference in B.

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Eutrophication of water body results in loss of biodiversity.

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E M n + 3 / M n + 2 o = 1 . 5 1 V

the strongest oxidizing agent have the highest reduction potential. So Mn3+ is the strongest oxidizing agent.

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Cerium exists in two oxidation states (+3) and (+4)

Ce+4+e−→Ce+3E0=1.61VCe+3+3e−→CeE0=−2.336V

It exist as Ce+4 and acts like a strong oxidizing agent by gaining electrons

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A g C l + 2 N H 3 → [ A g ( N H 3 ) 2 ] C l ( S o l u b l e     c o m p l e x )

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Size of hydrated ion ∝ 1Ionic  mobility

Size of hydrated ions ∝1Ionic  size

Size of hydrated ions ; Be+2>Mg+2>Ca+2>Sr+2

Ionic mobility ; Be+2<Mg+2<Ca+2<Sr+2

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Number of electrons in

PH3=15+3=18

B2H6=5*2+6=16

CCl4=6+17*4=6+68=74NH3=7+1*3=10LiH=3+1=4BCl3=5+17*3=56

B2H6&BCl3 are e- deficient molecules. B2H6 is dimer of BH3, both compound has 6e- only.

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Au + NaCN + O2 → Na [Au (CN)2]

Z n + N a [ A u ( C N ) 2 ] → N a 2 [ Z n ( C N ) 4 ] + A u

A     i s     [ A u ( C N ) 2 ] −     a n d     B     i s     [ Z n ( C N ) 4 ] − 2

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