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It's CNO- .... cause CO(NH2)2 (minus) NH4+ = CNO-Anyone?
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It's CNO- .... cause CO(NH2)2 (minus) NH4+ = CNO-Anyone?
It was solved yesterday only... check few pages back
you're welcomeYes it is. Thank you!
lol just multiply the abundance with the Mr ... and choose the highest value
uhh ... many concepts i am making mistakes ... planning to go through the textbook if that's even possible nowSo prepared?
Go through the once in which u make most mistakes.uhh ... many concepts i am making mistakes ... planning to go through the textbook if that's even possible now
it will produced then it will convert to MgO ,O2,NO2 due to heat appliedWhen a firework is lit, a fuel and an oxidising agent react together.
In one such firework, magnesium is the fuel and barium nitrate is the oxidising agent.
Which solids are produced when the firework is lit?
1 BaO
2 MgO
3 Mg(NO3)2
BaO and MgO are produced.... but isn't it suposed to be MgNo3)2 too?
Could you please show the equations as I'm slightly confused how you know there are two Fe3+ ions for each Fe2(SO4)3
The answer is C because, the minimum number of carbon required for having isomers is 4. So C is the only option where when u crack alkane u will get 4 carbon atoms in each hydrocarbon.
Nitrogen. Carbon monoxide dont oxidizes spontaneously.In a car engine, non-metallic element X forms a pollutant oxide Y. Further oxidation of Y to Z occurs spontaneously in the atmosphere. In this further oxidation, 1mol of Y reacts with 0.5mol of gaseous oxygen.
is it oxides of carbon or nitrogen?
ohh right ok thanxThe answer is C because, the minimum number of carbon required for having isomers is 4. So C is the only option where when u crack alkane u will get 4 carbon atoms in each hydrocarbon.
A and B cannot have isomers. C-C and C-C-C
D is straight out.
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