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C u O + H 2 C u + H 2 O

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In both reactions H2O2 act as reducing agent

In reaction (A)       HOCl – O.A

H2O2 – R.A

In reaction (B)       I2 – O.A

H2O2 – R.A

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A, B and C are correct statements. The H-H bond dissociation enthalpy is the highest for a single bond between two atoms of any element. Hydrogen does not reduce oxides of metals that are more active than iron.

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H? O? can act as both an oxidizing & reducing agent in both acidic & basic medium. In the hydrogen economy, energy is stored & transmitted in the form of dihydrogen.

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Kindly go through the solution

 

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In sodium hydride (NaH), hydrogen has an oxidation state of -1. In this state, it can only act as a reducing agent.

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The Kjeldahl method is not applicable for nitrogen estimation in:

Compounds containing nitrogen in a nitro group.

Compounds containing an Azo group.

Pyridine.

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The addition of HBr to H? C−CH? −CH=CH? proceeds via carbocation formation.

Formation of a 1° Carbocation (A): H? C−CH?

Formation of a 2° Carbocation (B): H? C−CH? −C? H−CH?

The 2° carbocation (B) is more stable than the 1° carbocation (A). Therefore, the activation energy (Ea) for the formation of B is lower, and B is formed faster.

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A diagonal relationship is observed in the periodic table between elements of period (2) and period (3).

Li and Mg

Be and Al

B and Si

Li and Na do not show a diagonal relationship.

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Except for option (D), all are the important characteristics of D? O. D? O is useful for the isotopic leveling effect in reaction mechanisms. The dielectric constants of H? O and D? O are respectively 80 and 60.

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