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Explain Wolmann Rx^n!

    • Posted by Kunal Pandey 5 years ago

    CBSE > Class 11 > Chemistry
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    Kunal Pandey 5 years ago

    Magnus effect is nothing but a force generating by a solid spherical or cylindrical body immersed in fluid when it is in relative motion b/w body and fluid..

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    Kunal Pandey 5 years ago

    I think i can help u

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    Jivisha Srivastava 5 years ago

    You have studied fluids so help.

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    Jivisha Srivastava 5 years, 11 months ago

    Pls explain me magnus effect!

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    Kunal Pandey 5 years ago

    I think so because i hasn't studied it yet

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    Jivisha Srivastava 5 years ago

    It's an organic reaction to pair up two aryl hallide into biaryl hallide usi g copper metal. I hope it's correct!

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    Kunal Pandey 5 years ago

    Sure

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    Jivisha Srivastava 5 years ago

    There are si many test series ,solved papers n online exams and practice sheets too in this app but still if u think it's useless then delete the app

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    Jivisha Srivastava 5 years ago

    I think its ullman reaction

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