Hey , why is the electrolysis of water considered as catalysis? |
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asked by Navneeth (poopstar) 7 years ago | |
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is pyrolisis there in syllabus? |
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asked by Roshan Geo Roy (yoboyyy) 7 years ago | |
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By what chemical process is the impurity present in iron, removed in steel making? |
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asked by Tanisha Vats (catercousin10) 7 years ago | |
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Please someone remove whoeven |
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asked by Shivaanee sharma (shivaanee22) 7 years ago | |
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Whats d colour of sodium meta aluminate...in selina ch 4 concise chemistry pg 61..its given colourless and the very next pg its given white. |
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asked by Utkarsh Sharma (utkarsh3107) 7 years ago | |
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what happened in may the last leaf |
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asked by Harsh Kharade (harshkharade) 7 years ago | |
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hey guys.....chk this awesome paper out by my bro......and pen ur feelings in d comments YOLO........... http://www.respaper.com/ved0_ssk_respaper_pongala/1692-pdf.html |
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asked by Turbanator (rishabsaphal) 7 years ago | |
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Are radioactive elements to be excluded when they ask for ip,ea,en etc |
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asked by Catlover (catlover) 7 years ago | |
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Could someone please verify this? 1)Electrolysis of dilute NaCl solution. At cathode: H+ ions discharged. At anode: OH- ions discharged. 2)Electrolysis of concentrated NaCl solution. At cathode:H+ ions discharged. At anode: Cl- ions discharged. 3) Largest atomic radius in group 1- Francium. Group 2- Radium. 4) Most reactive element/highest electropositivity/least EA/ least IP/ most metallic character in group 1- cesium (not Francium) and in group 2-strontium (not radium). Thank you! |
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asked by 10G (2016_10g) 7 years ago | |
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I have a doubt, might be silly! : Ions are atoms which have a net charge on them. It means that they have gained/lost electrons to achieve a stable electronic configuration. Now, they are stable. Then, why do they again gain/lose electrons to form a neutral atom?. Reply ASAP. |
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asked by Sherlock (shlokmandloi) 7 years ago | |
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