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a year ago

Λ°? (CH? COOH) = Λ°? (H? ) + Λ°? (CH? COO? ) = 350 + 50 = 400Scm² mol? ¹
α = Λ? / Λ°?
α = 20/400 = 5 × 10? ²
K? (CH? COOH) = Cα²
= 0.007 × (5 × 10? ²)²
= 1.75 × 10? molL? ¹

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Vitamin B? deficiency → Pernicious anaemia (RBC deficient in heamoglobin)

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Oxidation state in neutral medium changes from +7 to +4 for MnO? to MnO?

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Solubility of CdSO? is water ; S = 8 × 10? M
Using Ksp = S²
Ksp = 64 × 10? M
Now,
CdSO? Cd²? + SO? ²?
in H? SO? (0.01M)
Ksp = [Cd²? ] [SO? ²? ]
64 × 10? = S? (S? + 0.01)
S? << 0.01
So, S? = 64 × 10? M.

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Partial hydrolysis of XeF? gives XeO? F?
XeF? + 2H? O → XeO? F? + 4HF
Compound A is XeF? , so number of lone pair on Xe is 1.

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In a C? fullerene molecule, all 60 carbon atoms are identical. Each carbon atom is bonded to three other carbon atoms via sigma bonds. The structure is composed of 20 six-membered rings and 12 five-membered rings.

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P? + 3NaOH + 3H? O → PH? + 3NaH? PO? (A)
Here, NaH? PO? is a reducing agent.
NaH? PO? + AgNO? + H? O → Ag + HNO? + NaH? PO?
Equivalents of NaH? PO? = equivalents of Ag (n-factor of NaH? PO? = 4)
1 mole × 4 = n moles of Ag × 1
So, moles of Ag = 4.

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