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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> p orbitals -> Go to message
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p- orbitals are directional means that they are oriented in space along particular axis namely , x, y , z axis , the bonding  between metal atoms on account of the force of attraction between free metal ions  and mobile ( frree) electrons is called  metalli bonding. i don't think that they are related to covalent bond in any way
 
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> An animal at high altitude(temperature of about 500 deg. C) would freeze and not boil. -> Go to message
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P   T
therefore as T increase  P increases  ,
 
now  boiling point  P  so as the  pressure  increases boiling point also increases  thus no chance of boiling  but as the pressure increases the  substances becomes change state in following order
 
gas  ----  to  ------ liquid  ------- to solid
so the person dies  vecause of freezing 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> Type of triangle -> Go to message
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another method  let AB = x + y - 4 =0
                             BC  =  3x + y - 4 = 0
                             CA  =  x+ 3y -4 = 0
now solve for A , B , C  and then use distance formula to get  lenght of AB , BC , CA
 i now it is longer method than the one given above but u should explore different methods so that u can develop your skills
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> plz Hlp -> Go to message
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1) is sp3d4 never seen that compound
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> THERMODYNAMICS -> Go to message
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do learn shorcuts but first understand how and from where it comes the given derivation is for anchit's shortcut

for mixture of two gases U = U1 + U2 ( U1 and U2 are the internal enargies of the mixed gases )

( f/2) nRT = (f1/2)n1RT + (f2/2)n2RT

f = ( n1f1 +n2f2)/ n1 + n2
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> straight lines. -> Go to message
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the question is surely incomplete
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Analytical Geometry -> which books to -> Go to message
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a.das is too good
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> STOICHIOMETRY -> Go to message
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A SAMPLE OF MAGNESIUM WAS BURNT IN AIR TO GIVE A MIXTURE OF MgO AND Mg3N2. THE ASH WAS DISSOLVED IN 60 m.eq. OF HCI AND THE RESULTING SOLUTION WAS BACK TITRATED WITH NaOH, 12 m.eq. OF NaOH WERE REQUIRED TO REACH THE END POINT. AN EXCESS OF NaOH WAS THEN ADDED AND THE SOLUTION DISTILED. THE AMMONIA RELEASED WAS THEN TRAPPED IN 10 m.eq. OF SECOND ACID SOLUTION. BACK TITRATION OF THIS SOLUTION REQUIRED 6m.eq. OF THE BASE. CALCULATE THE PERCENTAGE OF MAGNESIUM BURNT TO THE NITRIDE.
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Hydrogen Bonding Question! Lets see who knows!! -> Go to message
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modern abc says 140 degree , have to refer other book to confirm
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> Urgent: Energy -> Go to message
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the total ke of the system is given by
1/2 Mv^2 +1/2 Mv^2 + 1/2Mv^2 = 1.5Mv^2
the first two 1/2 Mv^2 is for the two spheres and the third one for the chain
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> jara ans karke to dikao!!!plzzz rates assured -> Go to message
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in the first case V1/V2  = 4
therefore V1  = 4 V2
in the second case  V1/ V2 = 3
therefore V1 = 3V2
using v1/t1  = v2 /t2
here v1 = 4V1,  v2 = 3V2, t1 = 300
substituting the values we get t2 = 225
i know that ans is not matching , if any mistake in my soln then tell me, books ans are not always correct
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Hydrogen Bonding Question! Lets see who knows!! -> Go to message
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yes i am very sure
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Hydrogen Bonding Question! Lets see who knows!! -> Go to message
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the bond angle is 140 degree and in liquid and gaseous state it is linear
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Tough questions need from Chemical Bonding -> Go to message
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iit08aspirant , you are wrong because the compound undergoes sp3d2 hybridization so it octahedral shape, and the ans is 4 reason given by dream is corect
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Tough questions need from Chemical Bonding -> Go to message
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it is definitely going to be option 3 or 4, but i think it is 4 , i have to look in to the books for confirming my ans
 
 
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