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Write the value of 'R' in S.I. system? Write the formula mass of NaCl? Write the bond line formula of hept-2-ene? Balance the nuclear reaction: 11854Xe ightarrow ? + 10n
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i) Write the value of 'R' in S.I. system?
The value of the ideal gas constant 'R' in the S.I. system is:
ii) Write the formula mass of NaCl?
To calculate the formula mass of NaCl, we sum the atomic masses of Sodium (Na) and Chlorine (Cl).
Atomic mass of Na
Atomic mass of Cl
Formula mass of NaCl
iii) Write the bond line formula of hept-2-ene?
Hept-2-ene is a hydrocarbon with 7 carbon atoms and a double bond between the second and third carbon atoms.
The bond-line formula is:
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(A zigzag line with 7 vertices, and a double bond between the second and third vertices from one end).
iv) Balance the nuclear reaction: Xe ? + n
In a nuclear reaction, both the mass number (superscript) and the atomic number (subscript) must be conserved.
Let the unknown nuclide be .
Conservation of mass number:
Conservation of atomic number:
The element with atomic number 54 is Xenon (Xe).
So the balanced reaction is:
v) Write the units of equilibrium constant?
The units of the equilibrium constant ( or ) depend on the stoichiometry of the specific chemical reaction. For a general reaction , the units of would be , where . Similarly, for , the units would be or . If , the equilibrium constant is unitless.
vi) Write the name of hydrocarbon that is used as Lubricant?
Paraffin wax (a mixture of long-chain alkanes) or mineral oil (a mixture of liquid hydrocarbons) are common hydrocarbon-based lubricants.
vii) Name the type of adsorption in which van der Waals force are present?
The type of adsorption in which van der Waals forces are present is physisorption (physical adsorption).
viii) Write the oxidation number of oxygen in superoxide?
Superoxides contain the superoxide ion, .
Let the oxidation number of oxygen be .
Since there are two oxygen atoms and the total charge is -1:
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