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Vishal Baghel

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Hydroboration oxidation : The reaction proceeds in an anti Markovnikov manner

=> No rearrangement is possible

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Fe3O4 is a ferromagnetic substance

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Malachite : CuCO3.Cu (OH)2

Azurite : 2CuCO3.Cu (OH)2

Cuprite : Cu2O

Copper pyrite : Cu2S.Fe2S3.

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For BCC unit cell

3 a = 4 r

a = 4 r 3

 

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YA = pa /pa + pb = 400 x ½ / 400 x ½ + 500 x ½ = 4/9

 

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Higher the value of (ixM), higher will be the boiling point of solution.

 

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For FCC lattice,

Packing efficiency = π/3√2

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CsCl has BCC structure in which Cl- is present at corners of cube and Cs+ at body centre.

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A s V 2 = V R 2 + C C 2

? V R = V 2 - V C 2 = 10 2 - 8 2 = 6 V

tan ? θ = X C X R = V C V R = 8 6 = 4 3

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R =? *L/A

This is the formula of calculating a wire's resistance. If you look closely at the formula,

A= cross sectional area

More the surface area, more will be the area for passage of free electrons.

Hence, we can easily conclude that thickness of a wire plays an jmportant role in determining it's conductivity.

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