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Syed Aquib Ur Rahman

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Sign conventions are important because all kinematic variables can be positive or negative. You must first choose your coordinate system and positive direction, then consistently apply signs. For example, if you are choosing upward as positive in free-fall problems, gravity becomes negative (a = -g), upward initial velocity is positive, and downward displacement is negative. The equations of motion work for any situation, as long as you substitute values with proper signs. Incorrect conventions lead to wrong answers.

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It's not always true. Direction of velocity is the most important consideration here that will tell us whether acceleration increases or decreases speed. You can consider two scenarios. If you're falling, that's negative velocity. That implies negative gravitational acceleration. Here, your speed increases. If you're moving upward, that's positive velocity. Now, with that same negative acceleration, your speed decreases. For choosing the equations of motion, you need to know both the signs of acceleration and velocity to determine if you're speeding up or slowing down.

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Zero velocity doesn't mean zero acceleration. When you throw a ball-like object upward, at its peak the velocity is zero. But acceleration remains constant due to gravity. The velocity is still changing from positive to negative at that instant. That means acceleration continues.

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Reduced pressure distillation technique is used for purification of high boiling organic liquid which decompose near its boiling point. By reducing pressure they boil below their normal boiling point.

 

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Solubility of gas in liquid increases on decreasing the temperature. So water at 4°C will have more dissolved O2.

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Aniline being a base does not give Friedel Craft reaction because it react with AlCl3 used in Friedel Craft reaction.

 

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Match List – I with List – II:

List – I                                                                              List – II

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Ba has outer electronic configuration 6s2.

CaC2O4 is insoluble in water.

Compound of Li are covalent so soluble in organic solvent.

Na forms strong monoacidic base.

 

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So; A is H3PO2 & B is CH3 – CH2 – Cl

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3-Ethylhex-3-ene will not show stereo isomerism

 

Methylhex-1-ene will show steroisomerism (optical isomerism)

Since it has chiral carbon.

3, 4-Dimethylhex-3-ene will show stereoisomerism (Geometrical isomerism)

4-Methylhex-1-ene will show stereoisomerism (optical) since it has one chiral carbon

 

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