Ag3N Li2Cr207 MNCO3

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Q: Fe+AgC2H3O2

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Q: Name compound. PbSO4

A: Rules for Nomenclature: In binary compounds the names consists of name of cation (metal) followed by…

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Q: Chemical formula of Mg2+ and SCN-

A: We can form chemical formula of a compound by criss-crossing the valencies of ion.

Q: Determine the isomeric form exhibited by structure provide. HN- A E double bond Z double bond

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Q: The correct chemical formula for the combination of Ca2+ and PO43- is: a. CaPO4…

A: Ionic compound is formed when electron is transferred from anion to cation. While writing the…

Q: Which among the following is not an isomer of CaH100? OH OH HO.

A: First of all, the isomers are the molecules that have the same molecular formula but have a…

Q: 26. The molecular shape of the atoms in PCla1 is best described as (A) tetrahedral (C) see-saw (B)…

A: The shape of the molecule can be predicted with the help of the VSEPR theory. The shape is predicted…

Q: Name the molecule PCL5

A: The name of PCl5 molecule is Phosphorus Pentachloride.

Q: Name each of the following compounds:a. B2O3b. NO c. ICl d. PCl3e. PCl5f. P2O5

A: Interpretation - To write the name of each of the following compounds.

Q: Which of the following is not a Michael donor? NO2 II III

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Q: Provide the systematic name of the following compound: [PtBrC12(py)]-

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Q: how many double bonds would C2H2Cl2F2 have?

A: The bonds are used to combine two atoms in a molecule. The bonds can be of single, double and triple…

Q: 10. Determine the systematic name for P2S5 a.potassium sulfide b.pentasulfur diphospshide…

A: Systematic name of P2S5 is given below

Q: dilute NaOH + NaCl CI ОН

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Q: explain the solubility of C4H9NH2 in water

A: C4H9NH2 is butylamine.

Q: Which of the following could most likely serve as an ionophore? II II IV

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Q: Due to the lack of accessible (low-energy) nitrogen is incapable of forming stable NFs molecules.…

A: Nitrogen have electronic configuration  [He] 2s2 2p3 Phosphorus have elctronic configuration  [Ne]…

Q: Enter a name for Co(C2H3O2)2

A: Since, we have cobalt ion and C2H3O2- ion which is basically known as acetate ion. Since we have 2…

Q: 12) Which of the following compounds is chiral? Br CI Br A B ČI D Br

A: Compounds having No Plane of symmetry and No Centre of symmetry are chiral in nature.

Q: 1. What is the number of unpaired electrons per atom metal in this compound [Fe(en)2Cl2]Cl ?

A: ANSWER: Step 1: The [Fe(en2Cl2] Cl is a low-spin complex because of the bonding with strong-field…

Q: which of the following species would you expect to be the strongest oxidizing agent? (a) Cl -1aq2…

A: Given: The oxidizing agents a)Cl-(aq), b) Cl2(g) c) O2(g) d) H+(aq) e) Na+(aq)

Q: What is the systematic name for ? {Co(CO)4F2)BR2

A: We have to write the systematic name for of {Co(CO)4F2)Br2

Q: The same volume of the FCC iron will be heavier than the BCC iron Equiaxed grains show anisotropic…

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Q: Draw the structures and give the systematic names of the products below. (Show alcolate For each) 1)…

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Q: Name the following Na2SO4

A: The given formula is Na2SO4. The compound is an ionic compound formed by ions of sodium (Na+) and…

Q: Which of the following is the true nomenclature of the Fe203 compound?

A: The oxidation state of iron in Fe2O3 Let, The oxidation state of iron in Fe2O3  is (x)    The…

Q: Choose all of the following that can funct C2042- NH2CH2CH2NH2 O H20 SCN

A: Chelating agents-Chelating agents are chemical compounds that react with metal ions to form a stable…

Q: Glycine has the structure NH;CH;COOH. It can lose aproton from the carboxyl group and form chelate…

A: These are the structures of the two possible isomers of tris(glycinato)cobalt III. The first one is…

Q: Name each of the following compounds:a. MgCl2b. AlCl3c. Cu(NO3)2

A: Given, a. MgCl2b. AlCl3c. Cu(NO3)2

Q: Identify the polar and nonpolar parts of the assembly. Identify the pocket and the two bilayers that…

A: Polar Parts Lipid molecule contains a hydrophilic region ===> Polar head region Lipid molecule…

Q: What is the C-P bond order in BrCP?

A: Bondorder of each bond can be predicted by using octate rule.  Octate rule states that total number…

Q: Cl Cl Cl ČI Cl Cl Cl Cl

A: We have to select the chiral molecule from the following  options.

Q: Name each of the following compounds:a. Na2O b. Fe(OH)3c. CaBr2

A: International Union of pure and applied chemistry has formulated several rules to name organic and…

Q: The drawing below shows an example of 2+ OH2 3+ OH2 2CI H20 OH2 CI 3Cr H20 OH2 H20 O hydration…

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Q: Using Wade s Rules, predict the structures of the following clusters (i) C4BH5Fe(CO)3 (ii)…

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Q: Name the following ion compounds:a) PbCl4b) KClc) CaOd) LiCr2O7

A: It is required to name the following compounds which are give as, PbCl4, KCl, CaO, LiCr2O7.

Q: Define dr-pn bonding.

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Q: 2. Write Ksp expression for each of the following: a. Ca³(PO4)2 b. Cu(103)2 c. AgCl

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Q: Give systematic names to the following compounds:(a) Al2O3                      (b) Rb2Se(c) (NH4)2S…

A: Systematic names is the name assigned to a compound according to IUPAC nomenclature.

Q: In X-ray crystallography, the wavelength of an X-ray is ~ 1.5 Å. This is useful in determining a…

A: A question based on the X-ray crystallography, which is to be accomplished.

Q: Consider the pair of structures shown. How are they related? NH3 Br Br. H3N Pt, Pt. Br Br OH2 A)…

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Q: H₂N. I CN OH OH NO₂

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Q: 129 actirity of Lo mg of 1(tye = 1.7 y10? yeer)? %3D

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Q: What kind of crystalline solid is Alumna (Al2O3)?

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Q: Name the following: K2CrO4

A: The following is to be named: K2CrO4

Q: 43. Which of the following could most likely serve as an ionophore? II IV А) I B) II С) ш D) IV

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Polymers

Polymers are naturally occurring or synthetically produced large molecules or compounds which are made up of series of repeating units called monomers. They are joined together by chemical bonds. The term polymer is coined from Greek roots meaning 'many parts' and are found almost everywhere from the plastics bags to the rubber of our tires to our DNA strands.