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Ans:   (i)Conductivity k is defined as k = °

(ii)Molar conductivity is given by Λm = * T

(iii)Degree of dissociation  is given by Λ m Λ 0 m ? = α

(iv)Charge K C  is the product of current and time Q  = I G R

Hence, the answer is:

(i)-d; (ii)-c; (iii)-b; (iv)-a

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(i)- (a) ; (ii)- (b) ; (iii)- (b); (iv)- (a)

 A zero-order reaction is one in which the reactant concentrations do not change over time and the rate of concentration remains constant.

A first-order reaction is one in which the rate of the reaction is linearly proportional to the concentration of only one ingredient. In other terms, a first-order reaction is a chemical reaction whose rate is determined by changes in only one of the reactants' concentration.

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Ans: (i) The cell reaction of a lead storage battery is as follows;

Pb + PbO2 + 2H2SO4→2H2SO4 + 2H2O

At cathode:PbO2 (s)+SO42− (aq)+2e→2PbSO4 (s) + 2H2O (l)

At anode:Pb (s)+SO42− (aq)→PbSO4 (s)+2e

Therefore Pb is the anode and PbO2 is cathode

(ii)Mercury cell doesn't contain ions so it gives steady potential.

(iii)Fuel cells have maximum efficiency as they produce energy due to the combustion reaction of fuel.

(iv)Rusting is prevented by galvanization.

Hence, the answer is:

(i)-d ; (ii)-c ; (iii)-a ; (iv)-b

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Ans: (i)On dilution, the number of ions per unit volume increases so the molar conductivity increases with dilution.

(ii) E ° cell is an intensive property as it is not dependent on the amount or mass of the substance. 

(iii) k is conductivity or be precise specific conductivity which depends on the number of ions

(iv) ΔrGcell is an extensive property as it depends on the amount of substance or number of particles in the solution.

Hence, the answer is:

(i)-d ; (ii)a ; (iii)-b ; (iv)-c

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Ans: (i)The unit of  Λm is Scm2mol−1

(ii) The unit of Ecell is m−1

(iii) The unit of k is Scm−1

(iv)The unit of  G∗ is m−1

Hence, the answer is:

(i)-c ; (ii)-d ; (iii)-a ; (iv)-b

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Correct options: A and D

The pace of a reaction that is directly proportional to the concentration of the reacting substance is known as a first order reaction. 

Y=mn

k = 2.303 t log    a a - x  

t = 2.303 k log   a a - x  

x= a- a 2

x= a 2

t 1 2 = 2.303 k log   a a - a 2     

2.303 k log2

 

= 0.693k

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Correct options: A and D

A Zero order reaction = [R] =  ( - k)t +  [R]0

y = (m *  ) + c

x = t (time)

y =  [R]concentration

Slope (m) =  - k

Intercept (c) =  [R]0

  R   -   R 0 t =  - k

R   -   R 0 t =  - kto

Rate t0

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Ans: Correct Option: Option (ii, iii)

In the given representation of the cell, the left side represents the oxidation half cell and the right side of the cell represents the reduction half cell

The electrode at which oxidation occurs is called anode and oxidation of magnesium occurs at anode so magnesium is the anode.

Similarly, the electrode at which the reduction occurs is called the cathode, and the reduction of copper occurs at the cathode.

The cell reaction is as follows

Mg + Cu2+→Mg2++ Cu

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Ans: Correct Option: Option (i, iii)

The conductivity in an ionic solution is due to the ions in the solution. It depends on the following factors;

(a)Temperature: On an increase in temperature, the molar conductivity of ionic solutions increases.

(b)Concentration of Electrolytes: An increase in the concentration of electrolytes decreases the molar conductivity as the number of ions per unit volume decreases.

Therefore, options (i, iii) are correct

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Correct options: B, C and D

Catalysts reduce the activation energy of a process and give an alternate path by reducing or raising the activation energy between reactants and products, altering the reaction's enthalpy change. As a result, B, C, and D statements are the proper responses

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