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alok kumar singh

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In water gas shift reaction carbon monoxide is oxidized into carbon dioxide by treating it with steam in presence of catalyst.

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Dihydrogen of high degree of purity (>99.95%) is obtained by the electrolysis of warm aqueous barium hydroxide solution between nickel electrodes.

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Boiling and clark's method (Ca (OH)? ) are used for removing temporary hardness. Whereas, calgon, sodium carbonate ion exchange method are used for removing permanent hardness.

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Hydrogen peroxide has open book type structure. It is coloureless in free state

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Kindly go through the solution

Conceptual.

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Theory based.                                                                                                                                                

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Heavy water (D2O) is used in organic reaction to know the kinetics of reaction

Heavy water D2O is obtained by repeated electrolysis of H2O.

Heavy water has b.pt 101.4°C and ordinary water has b.pt 100°C

(b.pt of D2O > b.pt of H2O)

D2O has more molecular mass than H2O, so greater degree of association and hence greater b.pt and viscosity.

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