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alok kumar singh

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First order reaction

K=2.303tlog? a0a0-x

K=2.30390log? a00.25a0

=0.0154

t=60%=2.303Klog? a0a0…. (2)=2.3030.0154* (1-0.602)=59.51mins≈60

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Some drugs do not bind to active sites. These bind to different site of enzymes called allosteric sites.

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PT=XAPA0-PB0+PB0

ATQ

550=14PA0-PB0+PB0

2200=PA0-PB0+4PB0

560=15PA0-PB0+PB0

2200=PA0-PB0+5PB0

PA0+3PB0=2200

PA0±4PB0=2800PB0=600

PA0=400mmHg

 

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(A) Neoprene is Elastomer

(B) Nylon- (6, 6) is fibre

(C) PVC is thermoplastic

(D) Novolac is thermosetiting plastic.

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 Z=101 belong to actinoids

104 belong to group 4

 

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Due to formation of anilinium ioin in acidic medium meta product is also obtained.

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ln (A) and (C) CH3 – group is activating group

ln (B) Br is weakly deactivating group

ln (D) NO2 is strongly deactivating group

Order of reactivity towards nitration.

D < B < E < A < C.

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Z=101 belong to actinoids

104 belong to group 4

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 N2+O2? Very  high  Temp2NO

Reaction is endothermic and required very high temperature for comobination

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Kindly consider the following figure

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