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The nature of bonding in graphite is: (1) Covalent (2) Ionic (3) Metallic (4) Coordinate Ans: Covalent
Why do the hydrides of O and F in group 16 and 17 respectively show abnormally high melting points and boiling points as compared to other hydrides in their respective groups? Expl
The outer electronic structure 3s 2 3p 5 is possessed by: (1) Cl (2) O (3) Ar (4) Br ans: Cl
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Thermodynamics Consider an ionic solid that dissolves in water according to the equation: The equilibrium constant for the reaction, is defined as the solubilit
Why it called p-block elements?
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I have a question about HNMR OF RESONANCE system.
amphoterism of methanol Compound A is much more basic than compound B (charge effect). By the element effect, C is much more basic than A; this follows from the fact that if we
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