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4,306 questionsThe vapour pressure of a liquid depends on l. temperature. ll. rate of condensation. III. cohesive forces holding the particles together
The complex compound formed when aluminum dissolves in aqueous sodium hydroxide is
The complex compound formed by the combination of two elements with a large electronegativity difference is likely to be
The shape of a graphite crystal is
Which of the following halogens is liquid at room temperature?
Which of the following elements is a metalloid?
Which of the following statements about a radioactive substance is/are correct? l. lt emits radiation continuously and spontaneously. ll. The emitted radiations are affected by temperature and pressure III. The radiation can penetrate opaque matter
The d-block elements are paramagnetic because they
Two elements, X and Y are in the same group on the periodic table because they both have the same
The atomic radii of metals are usually
Which of the following ions has an electron configuration different from the other?
Which of the following electron configurations represents that of an atom in its ground state?
The number of orbitals in a p-sub level of an atom is
Ethanol reacts with concentrated tetraoxosulphate (VI) acid at a temperature above 170\(^0\)C to form
The saponification of an alkanoate to produce soap and alkanol involves
Carbohydrates are large molecules with the molecular formula C\(_x\)(H\(_2\)O)\(_y\). In which of the following pairs is x not equal to y?