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5.35. When density of liquid and vapours becomes the same; the clear boundary between liquid and vapours disappears. This temperature is called critical temperature.

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The balanced equation for the reaction is:

4NH3? (g)+5O2? (g)→4NO (g)+6H2? O (g)

The molar masses of ammonia and oxygen are 17 g/mol and 32 g/mol respectively.

68 g of NH3 will react with O2 = 160 g.

Therefore, 10 g of NH3 will react with O2 = 160/68 x 10 g = 23.6 g
But the amount of O2 which is actually available is 20.0 g which is less than the amount which is needed. Therefore, O2 is the limiting reagent and hence calculations must be based upon the amount of O2 taken and not on the amount of NH3 taken. From the equation,
160 g of O2 produce NO = 120 g
Therefore, 20 g of O2 will produce NO =120/160 x 20 = 15 g

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5.34. The temperature at which the vapour pressure of a liquid is equal to external pressure is called boiling point of liquid.

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5.33. Molecules of liquids are held together byattractive intermolecular forces. Liquids havedefinite volume because molecules do notseparate from each other. However, moleculesof liquids can move past one another freely, therefore, liquids can flow, can be poured andcan assume the shape of the container in whichthese are stored.

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(a) Phosphorous, chlorine and sulphur are the non metals which can show disproportionation reaction. The reactions shown are:

P4? + 3OH? + 3H2? O? PH3? + 3H2? PO2?

? Cl2? + 2OH? ? Cl? + ClO? + H2? O

S8? +12OH? ?4S2? +2S2? O32? ? +6H2? O

 

(b) Copper, gallium and indium are the metals that show disproportionation reaction. 

The reactions are shown below.

2Cu+? Cu2+ + Cu

3Ga+? Ga3+ + 2Ga

3In+? In3+ + 2In

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5.32.  (c) F2

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5.31.  (b) frictional resistance

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5.30.  (a) decreases

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The balanced chemical reaction for the redox reaction between chlorine and sulphur dioxide is:

Cl2? + SO2? + 2H2? O → 2Cl + SO42− ? + 4H+.

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(a) F. Fluorine being the most electronegative element shows only a -ve oxidation state of -1.

(b) Cs. Alkali metals because of the presence of a single electron in the valence shell, exhibit an oxidation state of +1.

(c) I. Because of the presence of seven electrons in the valence shell, I shows an oxidation state of -1 (in compounds of I with more electropositive elements such as H, Na, K, Ca, etc.) or an oxidation state of +1 compounds of I with more electronegative elements, i.e., O, F, etc.) and because of the presence of d-orbitals it also exhibits +ve oxidation states of +3, +5 and +7.

(d) Ne. It is an inert gas (with high ioni

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