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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> Hybridisation -> Go to message
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its very easy if its a carbon atom just count the no of pi bonds it has
no pi bonds sp3
1 pi bond sp2
2 pi bonds sp
the logic is only that we need pure orbitals for the formation of api bond so the no of pi bonds those many pure orbitals the remaining undergo hybridization
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> efficiency........... -> Go to message
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= workdone / heat supplied to the system
  heat supplied to the system = q(ba) +q(ac)
                                 = nrt/( -1)  +  2nrt ln2
  q(cb) is -ve so im not adding it up
 the problem is that why did u add up heat given out by the system in cb
and  did not add up the heat supplied to the system in ac
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Games, Puzzles and Quizzes -> game Guys v/s Gals -> Go to message
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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Mercury Column -> Go to message
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there is no pressure diff so i don't think the mercury level wud rise in the tube
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> Can somebody explain why the stability order of carbanion is this....and wat is the princ -> Go to message
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carboanion already has a negative charge on it
species with less charge are more stable so the groups that reduce its negative charge or dont increase its negative charge make it more stable .in prim its -ve charge increased by less amount as wen compared to in ter and sec is the intermediate one
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> fluid mechanics assertion reason -> Go to message
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can anybody tell me why is the statement 1 wrong
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> please help me yaar -> Go to message
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under an ideal case if we don't consider the recoil of the cannon into consideration
we can write the eqns of motion as x= u/2t   
                                                   y= u 3/2 -gt2/2 for the first body
 for the 2 body x=u/ 2(t-t1)
y=u/ 2(t-t1)  -g(t-t1)2/2
 wen the bodies collide their co ordinates are equal assume  t1 is the time interval between both the bodies and t the time wen they collide
 if we have to consider  the recoil of the gun then there wud be a change in the position of the gun during the two firings   we have to find the change and time taken for that change  , friction and other things into consideration
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> shm ques........ -> Go to message
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write down the eqns of motion x1=asin(wt )
x2=a sin(wt+d)
d wud be the phase diff between both the particles
a and w are same for both of them
apply the condition given in the prob for some particular time t u get d=pi
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> fluid mechanics assertion reason -> Go to message
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no doubt the ans is A the books may have the wrong sometimes ur solution is correct acco0rding to me
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> A bus of mass 1000 kg has an engine which produces a constant power of 50kW. If the resis -> Go to message
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raulrag009 can u make it a bit more clear i didnt get the very idea of p= f* vmax
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> It is found that the force required to row a boat in a river is proportional to the speed -> Go to message
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THE ANS IS 96 hp
p= fv
f1/v1=f2/v2
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> More help in hydrostatics!!! -> Go to message
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THE  ANS IS  4 U CAN DO IT BY USING COM
 COM OF THE 1 ST CYLINDER ( ALONG THE  VERTICAL) =H1/2
III LY                                       2ND CYLINDER= H2/2
 COM OHF THE  SYSTEM =(H1/2)ADH1+ (H2/2)AD H2
                                          ---------------------------------------
                                            ADH1+ ADH2
 CONSIDER THE TUBES ARE LINKED THROUGH  A TUBE OF NEGLIGIBLE  VOLUME THEN THE LIQUID IN THE CYLINDERS GETS SETTLED DOWN  AT  A CERTAIN HEIGHT SAY X U CAN EVALUATE THAT  X = H1+H2
                                                                                  -----------
                                                                                    2
 COM OF THE  SYS IS H1+H2/4
 WORKDONE IS =F.DS
                         = AD (H1+H2)G (CHANGE IN THE POSITION OF COM)
       HENCE THE ANS
HOPE U GOT IT

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Thermal Physics -> efficiency........... -> Go to message
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                                Q                               U                           W
BA                         nrt/  -1                     nrt/  -1                       0

CB                   -nrt( /-1)                      -nrt/-1                       -nrt

AC                 2nrt ln2                                0                          2nrt ln2
   effeciency is given  by work done / q +ve ( heat supplied to the system)
so i think  q = nrt( 1/-1 + 2ln2)
 the  ans wud turn up diff in this case  can anybody help me out

Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Organic Chemistry -> Find Structure ? -> Go to message
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 it has 2 unsaturation factors so u can have 3 structures  
1 two double bonds in the compound
2 one triple bond  "
3 a ring and  a double bond "
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Physical Chemistry -> Stoichiometry -> Go to message
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4x+3O2 --------- 2X2O3

 4 MOLES  OF X WUD GIVE U 2 MOLES OF X2O3

 4=0.36/X                 X MOL WT OF X--------------------------------1


2=0.56/(2X+48)  -------------------------------2

DIVIDE 1 WITH 2 AND  SOLVE FOR  X

 ITS  COMING OUT TO BE  43.2


 
 
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