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Which one of the following is not a molecular ion
NH4+1 is not a molecular ion. If molecule gain or lose electrons it converts into a molecular ion. The molecule should be exist neutral and independent. For example N2+1, CH4+1 and CO+ molecular ions can also exist neutrally independent.Specie/ion Molecule(Neutral)
can exist independently
can exist independently
CO can exist independently
can’t exist independently
NH4+1 is not a molecular ion. If molecule gain or lose electrons it converts into a molecular ion. The molecule should be exist neutral and independent. For example N2+1, CH4+1 and CO+ molecular ions can also exist neutrally independent.Specie/ion Molecule(Neutral)
can exist independently
can exist independently
CO can exist independently
can’t exist independently
NH4+1 is not a molecular ion. If molecule gain or lose electrons it converts into a molecular ion. The molecule should be exist neutral and independent. For example N2+1, CH4+1 and CO+ molecular ions can also exist neutrally independent.Specie/ion Molecule(Neutral)
can exist independently
can exist independently
CO can exist independently
can’t exist independently
One mole of Hydrogen and oxygen have same at STP
22.414dm3 = 6.02×1023Molecule of hydrogen and oxygen
22.414dm3 = 6.02×1023Molecule of hydrogen and oxygen
22.414dm3 = 6.02×1023Molecule of hydrogen and oxygen
Which one is a molecular ion
The number of moles of CO2 which contains 16g of oxygen
The weight of 11.2 dm3 of CO2 at STP would be
2.8 g of an unknown gas occupies 2.24 dm3 volume at standard temperature and pressure. The gas may be
1 g. atom of nitrogen at STP represents
Which of the following will weigh more
The weight of 5.6 dm3 of NH3 at STP would be
What volume is occupied by a mixture of 0.5g H2, 16g O2 and 7.0g N2
Avogadro’s number is the number of molecules present in
The molar volume of a gas depends upon its
The number of atoms in 16g Ozone is approximately
Which of the following are limitations of chemical equations
All of theseSignificance of Limiting Reactant:The significance of limiting reactant is as follows.(i) Expensive reactant is taken as limiting to ensure that it is completely used up in a chemical reaction.(ii) Sometimes one of the reactant is taken as limiting reactant to make the reaction faster e.g. Taking oxygen in excess to burn a substance makes the burning faster.(iii) To determine the effect of concentration on the rate of reaction.
All of theseSignificance of Limiting Reactant:The significance of limiting reactant is as follows.(i) Expensive reactant is taken as limiting to ensure that it is completely used up in a chemical reaction.(ii) Sometimes one of the reactant is taken as limiting reactant to make the reaction faster e.g. Taking oxygen in excess to burn a substance makes the burning faster.(iii) To determine the effect of concentration on the rate of reaction.
All of theseSignificance of Limiting Reactant:The significance of limiting reactant is as follows.(i) Expensive reactant is taken as limiting to ensure that it is completely used up in a chemical reaction.(ii) Sometimes one of the reactant is taken as limiting reactant to make the reaction faster e.g. Taking oxygen in excess to burn a substance makes the burning faster.(iii) To determine the effect of concentration on the rate of reaction.
Which statement is absolutely correct about the balanced chemical equation i.e it contains equal
Number of reactant and product should remain equal for balancing chemical equation for example
Number of reactant and product should remain equal for balancing chemical equation for example
Number of reactant and product should remain equal for balancing chemical equation for example
Which one act as a limiting reactant when 6g of carbon and 16 g of oxygen react to produce CO2
Both have same molar ratio so none will be limiting reacting
Both have same molar ratio so none will be limiting reacting
Both have same molar ratio so none will be limiting reacting
A sample of CaCO3 has Ca = 40% C = 12% and O = 48%. If the law of constant proportions is true, then the mass of Ca in 5g of CaCO3 will be
In the reaction 4NH3(g) + 5O2(g) 4NO(g) + 6H2O when one mole of ammonia and 1-mole of O2 are made to react to completion, then
How many moles of potassium chlorate should be decomposed completely to obtain 67.2 dm3 of oxygen at STP? 2KClO32KCl + 3O2
Find the mass of iron which will be converted into its oxide by the action of 18g of steam as
The law of conservation of mass and the law of definite proportions are obeyed while doing calculation of
For stoichiometry calculations, we have to assume
21g of CaO is obtained by roasting 50g CaCO3. What is the percentage yield of CaO?
For stoichiometry calculations, we have to assume
Assumption for stoichiometry
Assumption for stoichiometry
Assumption for stoichiometry
Assumption for stoichiometry
The study of quantitative relationship between reactants and products in a balanced chemical equation is known as
4.4 g of an unknown gas occupies 2.24 dm3 volume at standard temperature and pressure. The gas may be
The volume of NH3 obtained by the combination of 10 cm3 of N2 and 30 cm3 of H2 at S.T.P. is
CH2O is the empirical formula of
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A compound with empirical formula CHO2 and molecular mass 90g / mole. The molecular formula of the compound is
A compound contains 50% S and 50% O by mass. The empirical formula of compound is
While determine molecular formula, the simple multiple ‘n’ is not unity for
have same empirical formula and molecular formula but
is molecular formula and HO is empirical formula.
have same empirical formula and molecular formula but
is molecular formula and HO is empirical formula.
have same empirical formula and molecular formula but
is molecular formula and HO is empirical formula.
CH2O is the empirical formula of
Molecular formulaCH3 CH(OH) COOH=C3H6O3Empirical formula = CH2O
Molecular formulaCH3 CH(OH) COOH=C3H6O3Empirical formula = CH2O
Molecular formulaCH3 CH(OH) COOH=C3H6O3Empirical formula = CH2O
An acid with molecular mass 104 contain 34.6%C, 3.85% H and rest is O the molecular formula of acid is
A compound used as artificial sweetener has formula
Aspartame C14H18N2O5 is used as artificial sweetener
Aspartame C14H18N2O5 is used as artificial sweetener
Aspartame C14H18N2O5 is used as artificial sweetener
A compound with empirical formula CHO2 and molecular mass 90g / mole. The molecular formula of a compound is
which is molecular formula of oxalic acid
which is molecular formula of oxalic acid
which is molecular formula of oxalic acid
The most abundant isotope of sulphur is
How many number of electrons are present in 4.2g of azide ion
3.0 g of NO gas occupies volume
The number of relations used to determine number of moles of a substance may be
The number of relations used to determine number of moles of a substance are three.Relation -1:Number of Moles = Given mass of the substance / Molar mass of the substanceRelation -2:Number of moles = Given volume of the gas / Molar volume of the gas (i.e; 22.414dm3mol-1)Relations -3:Number of moles = Total No. of molecules of the substance / Avogadro’s no. (NA) i.e; 6.02×1023
The number of relations used to determine number of moles of a substance are three.Relation -1:Number of Moles = Given mass of the substance / Molar mass of the substanceRelation -2:Number of moles = Given volume of the gas / Molar volume of the gas (i.e; 22.414dm3mol-1)Relations -3:Number of moles = Total No. of molecules of the substance / Avogadro’s no. (NA) i.e; 6.02×1023
The number of relations used to determine number of moles of a substance are three.Relation -1:Number of Moles = Given mass of the substance / Molar mass of the substanceRelation -2:Number of moles = Given volume of the gas / Molar volume of the gas (i.e; 22.414dm3mol-1)Relations -3:Number of moles = Total No. of molecules of the substance / Avogadro’s no. (NA) i.e; 6.02×1023
1 mole of different gases have different
1 mole of different gases have different molar masses but have equal volumes at STP and equal number of molecule
1 mole of different gases have different molar masses but have equal volumes at STP and equal number of molecule
1 mole of different gases have different molar masses but have equal volumes at STP and equal number of molecule
What is the volume (in dm3) of CO2 liberated at STP, when 53gram of sodium carbonate (mol. mass = 106) is treated with excess dilute HCl in following reaction
The number of O-atoms in 45g of C6H12O6
One mole of which of the following will have different number of electrons than others
One gram molecule of different gases have all the following properties same at STP except
The total number of atoms in 9g of water are
Which of the following has same number of moles?
No of mole of C No of mole of mg
No of mole of C No of mole of mg
No of mole of C No of mole of mg
1 mole of CH3OH and C2H5OH have equal number
One mole of which of the following will have maximum number of electrons
Number of electron in one mole of sodium = 11 NANumber of electron in one mole of water = 10 NANumber of electron in one mole of Amonia = 10 NANumber of electron in one mole of Methane = 10 NA
Number of electron in one mole of sodium = 11 NANumber of electron in one mole of water = 10 NANumber of electron in one mole of Amonia = 10 NANumber of electron in one mole of Methane = 10 NA
Number of electron in one mole of sodium = 11 NANumber of electron in one mole of water = 10 NANumber of electron in one mole of Amonia = 10 NANumber of electron in one mole of Methane = 10 NA
A pair that have same number of particles
Number of partical of =
Number of partical of
Number of partical of =
Number of partical of
Number of partical of =
Number of partical of
The total number of atoms in 9g of water are
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