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Limitations of second law of thermodynamics
Osazone Formation - Test of Glucose Glucose on heating along with excess of phenyl hydrazine in acetic acid provides a yellow crystalline substance, m.pt. 205 ° C.
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laboratory preparation, chemical properties and uses of methylamine, benzamide and benzoic acid
Position isomerism: It is due to the difference in the position of the substituent atom or group or an unsaturated linkage in similar carbon chain. A. Carboxylic, aldehydes
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if insoluble residues are found after the microwave digestion with nitric acid, how to improve?
how can you relate boyle''s law to atmospheric pressure?
Determine the rate constant from the concentration-time dependence: Time (s) [Reactant](M) 0.0 0.0451 2.0 0.0421 5.0 0.0376 9.0 0.0316 15 0.0226 Use SI units, that is, seconds fo
Two reactions have identical value of Ea. Does it the mean that they have same rate constant if run at the same temperature?Illustrate.
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