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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
The reaction is X²? → Y¹²? + Z¹²?
Binding energies per nucleon are: X=7.6 MeV, Y=8.5 MeV, Z=8.5 MeV.
Gain in binding energy (Q) = (Binding energy of products) - (Binding energy of reactants)
Q = (120 * 8.5 + 120 * 8.5) - (240 * 7.6) MeV
Q = (2 * 120 * 8.5) - (240 * 7.6) MeV = 2040 - 1824 = 216 MeV.
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The IUPAC name giving the lowest number to the functional group obeying the lowest set of locants is 1-bromo-5-chloro-4-methylhexan-3-ol.
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More the number of strong field ligands in a complex greater the energy absorbed by a complex.
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Oxidation state in neutral medium changes from +7 to +4 for MnO? to MnO?
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In n-type semiconductor majority charge carriers are e- and P type semiconductor majority charge carriers are holes.
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6 months agoContributor-Level 10
Ecell = 1.05 - (0.059 / 2) log ( [Ni²? ] / [Ag? ]²)
= 1.05 - (0.059 / 2) log ( [10? ³] / [10? ³]²)
= 1.05 - (0.059 * 3) / 2 = 1.05 - 0.0885 = 0.9615 volt
There is a misprint in the question. The E? cell is incorrectly given as 10.5 V. This should have been 1.05 volt.
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Statement I is true but statement II is incorrect as 3°-alcohols are the most reactive and give immediate turbidity with Luca's reagent.
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Hematite: Fe? O?
Magnetite: Fe? O?
Calamine: ZnCO?
Kaolinite: [Al? (OH)? Si? O? ]
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