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A non metallic chloride which on heating leaves no residue  | 
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Does anyone have conceptual questions on 1 and 2 nd chap link  | 
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| asked by Snehilsk (snehilms) 9 years ago  | 
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Number of atoms in 10 l of ammonia  | 
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The volume occupied by 3.5 g of O2 gas at 27°C and 740 mm press.O=16  | 
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in organic chem,,,only lab preparations will come???getting confused??  | 
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observation of reaction of barium with hcl or h2so4????  | 
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Guys if you get confused btw cations and anions remember : CATions are PAWsitive. Get it !! xD  | 
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BTW.Is it true that you won't get marks if u miss the QN no....??!😯  | 
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Anyone else scared the shit out of?  | 
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| asked by Abhishek Agrawal (agrek) 9 years ago  |  
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Period 2 learning method on non metal side: BC(bhench.......) NO(no) F NE(Fine) As in BC not fine
Period 3: Al Si(Lazy in hindi) P S( As in letters) Ch Ar(Chlarity as in clarity)  | 
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| asked by Abhishek Agrawal (agrek) 9 years ago  |  
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BEST TECHNIQUE OF LEARN INSOLUBLE SALTS.....
IN CAR SHOP---insoluble  carbonates  sulphite,sulphide   hydroxides  oxides phosphates.
INSOLUBLE SULPHATES-
BARRY AGAIN CALLED PLUMBER. - BArium  SILVER(Ag)  CALCIUM LEAD(Pb)  | 
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| asked by Death Eater (parth2018) 9 years ago  |  
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Pure iron fillins weighing 11.6g are placed in a soln. containing 63.8g of copper sulphate solution .sufficient timeis provided for the reaction to complete. calculate the mass of copper deposited.
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Fe+CuSO4------------>FeSO4+Cu
[Cu=64,Fe=56,s=32,O=16] 
in this question if we solve using iron we get different and using copper sulphate we get a different answer so how should we do this..................................  | 
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which ores are concentrated by hydrolytic separation??  | 
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