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Factual
(A) Magnalium contain Al and Mg
(B) Bell metal ⇒ Cu and Sn
(C) Gun metal ⇒ Cu, Sn and Zn
(D) Chrome steel ⇒ Fe and Cr.

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Sm ⇒ +2, +3 (4f? , 6 s²); Gd ⇒ +3 (4f?5 d¹6 s²)
Tm ⇒ +2 + 3 (4f¹³,6 s²); Nd ⇒ +2, +3, +4 (4f? , 6 s²)

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Kindly go therough the solution

Ans. (122.00)

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N 2 O , C 2 H 2 , C O 2 , C 3 O 2 , B e F 2

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x = 4

y = 6

z = 6

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C v = 3 R 2  

AC  polytropic P ∝  V

⇒ P . V − 1 = c o n s t a n t            

C A C = C V + R 1 − ( − 1 ) = 2 R

AB isobaric

C A B = C P = 5 R 2       

  ∴ Q A C Q A B = C A C C A B [ ?   Δ T     s a m e     f o r     b o t h ]

= 2 R ( 5 R 2 ) = 4 5 = 0 . 8           

            

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Factual:
Lanthanoid ⇒ 57 to 71 and actinoids ⇒ 89 to 103

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(i)  give NO2   (ii) NH4NO3         (iii) gives NO2     (iv) Give NO2      (v) give NO2       (vi) Given N2O

(vii) Gives NO2       (viii) Gives NO2  (ix) Gives NO

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σ bonded organometallic compound ⇒ M – C
σ-bond
and in π – bonded organo metallic compound
M – C
π bond
In ferrocene, there is π-bond

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Molecular formula from calculation comes to be C3H6O i.e., it stands for the following compounds.

No addition reaction with Br2

 

VD * 2 = MM         = 29 * 2 = 58

?  58 g of ether combines with 2 * 80g Br2

? 2.9 g of ether will combines with   2 * 8 0 5 8 * 2 . 9 = 8 g     o f     B r o m i n e

Y = 9 and X = 8

Y - X = 9 - 8 = 1

 

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