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Kindly consider the following figure

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Kindly go through the solution

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Factual
(A) Magnalium contain Al and Mg
(B) Bell metal ⇒ Cu and Sn
(C) Gun metal ⇒ Cu, Sn and Zn
(D) Chrome steel ⇒ Fe and Cr.

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Fe acts a catalyst and Mo acts as promoter in Haber's process.

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Number of mol of A reacted = 1*10? = 10?
Number of molecule of A = 10? * 6 *10²³
Quantum efficiency = (6 *10¹? ) / (1.2 *10¹? ) = 0.50

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Micelles are not formed because it formed above CMC.

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Freundlich adsorption isotherm

x m = k p 1 / n            

l o g x m = 1 n l o g p + l o g k           

Comparing with y = mx + C

so, slope of given graph is 1 n  whose value varies from 0 to 1.

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SO? is adsorbed more than H? on activated charcoal as critical temperature of SO? is higher than H? As higher the critical temperature, easier is liquifaction of gas and more is adsorption of gas on charcoal.

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Keq. = ( [C] [D])/ ( [A] [B])

Keq = (10 * 6)/ (2 * 3) = 10

ΔG° = −2.303RTlog Keq. = −2.303 (2) (300) (log 10)

= −1381.8cal (? R = 2cal/molk)

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