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Vishal Baghel

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 4LiNO3Δ2Li2O+4NO2+O2

NaNO3ΔNaNO2+12O2

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Let TV (r) denotes truth value of a statement r .

 Now, if TV (p)=TV (q)=T

TVS1=F

Also, if TV (p)=T and TV (q)=F

TVS2=T

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1+1-22.1+1-42.3+.+1-202.19

=α-220β

=11-221+423+..+20219

=11-22r=110? r2 (2r-1)=11-411022-35*11

=11-220 (103)

α=11, β=103

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Following is the reaction of Zn with excess alkali,

Zn+2NaOH+2H2ONa2 [Zn (OH)]4+H2

Na2ZnO2+2H2O

2Na+ZnO2

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 tan? θ=10x=hx2x2=hx10

tan? ? =15x=hxx1=hx15

Now,  x1+x2=x=hx15+hx10

1=h10+h15h=6

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In ores/mineral available earthy and undesired impurities are gangue

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Following is the trends of I.E. of given metals ( 1 s t I . P ) N a < A l < M g < S i

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(a+2bcos?x)(a-2bcos?y)=a2-b2

a2-2abcos?y+2abcos?x-2b2cos?xcos?y=a2-b2

Differentiating both sides:

0-2ab-sin?ydydx+2ab(-sin?x)-2b2cos?x-sin?ydydx+cos?y(-sin?x)=0

At π4,π4 :

abdydx-ab-2b2-12dydx-12=0dxdy=ab+b2ab-b2=a+ba-b;a,b>0

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This is the method of preparation of lyophilic solution as condition is given.

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t = 0 2028 52 0

Here, N2 is the limiting reagent

and No of moles of NH3 = 2 * No of moles ofN2  reacted

2 * 2 0 2 8 = 4 0 2 8 = 1 . 4 2

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