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What is rate of charge transfer
Which of the following has the maximum number of unpaired electrons: (1) Mg 2+ (2) Ti 3+ (3) V 3+ (
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An ionic compound is generally a : (1) Good electrolyte (2)Weak electrolyte (3) Non-electrolyte (4) Neutral Ans: Good electrolyte
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