Conventional current direction, Why the current flow is always oppositte in...

Why the current flow is always oppositte in direction to the conventional current direction? Ans) Availability of free electrons and application of potential difference are the c

HMWK, what can you deduce about the relationship between ionization energy ...

what can you deduce about the relationship between ionization energy and reactivity of metals ..

Catalysts, how a catalyst perform its work

how a catalyst perform its work

Internal conditioning methods of water,

Illustrate specific heat, Q. Explain Specific Heat and caluclate amount of ...

Q. Explain Specific Heat and caluclate amount of heat transferred? Ans. The amount of heat transferred to a substance depends on three things:      a) amount of the substance

Mesomeric effect, what is mesomeric effect

what is mesomeric effect

Types of titrations - volumetric analysis, Types of titrations - Volumetric...

Types of titrations - Volumetric analysis Titrations can be categorized as : (A) Acid base titrations or alkalimetry and acidimetry (B) Redox titrations or Oxidation redu

Show the d-orbital energy level splitting, Q. Show the d-orbital energy lev...

Q. Show the d-orbital energy level splitting? Let us consider one of the consequences of the d-orbital energy level splitting.  [Ti (H2o 6 ) 3+ is a d 1 system meaning that t

Alkaline metals, why sodium react with water form a fair

why sodium react with water form a fair

The following compounds is ionic, Which of the following compounds is ionic...

Which of the following compounds is ionic: (1)  Kl        (2) CH 4                                    (3) Diamond           (4) H 2 Ans:   Kl