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Bhupesh Yadav 5 years ago

Hexa-2,5_diene
Hexa-2, 5- diene
Hexa 2,4 diene

Siddhant Kumar 5 years ago

Hex-2,3-diene
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Swastik . P 5 years ago

Neon has a bond order of zero(Anti bonding orbitals=bonding orbital electron) as the molecular orbital of neon is completely filled hence no bond is form in neon thus the molecule doesn't exist
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Anay Studies 5 years ago

Since its more convenient to use and C have alphabetically lesser position than H

Vishwa Hinge 5 years ago

As the no. Of atom in each element are almost same therefore they can be return in reverse form
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Ankur Yadav 5 years ago

Distance covered in one complete oscillation by a body .

Prabal Das 5 years ago

Distance between two consecutive crest or trough
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Prabal Das 5 years ago

O nitrophenol is more volatile because in o nitrophenol intramolecular h bond occurs whereas in p nitrophenol h bond is not so significant
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Ankur Yadav 5 years ago

If two or more non reacting gases are kept in a closed container then sum of their partial pressure is equal to net pressure. P=P1+P2+........... where partial pressure=(mole fraction)*net pressure.
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Anay Studies 5 years ago

Its simple A reaction with unsymmetrical alkene when attacked by H+X-, The X- attacks the + atom of the alkene as CH3-CH=CH2 on reacting with HCl gives CH3-CH-Cl-CH3

Payal Jangir 5 years ago

I hope it helps you

Payal Jangir 5 years ago

Markovnikovs rule: According to this rule, -ve part of attendum gives to that double bonded c-atom which contain least no. of H-atom. Rxn intermediate- Carbonation
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Jagdish 5 years ago

Molecular orbital theory states that after forming molecule, electrons do not continue to revolve in atomic orbitals rather they start revolving in newly formed molecular orbitals which are around two or more nuclei of the participant atoms. It also explains the paramagnetic, diamagnetic properties as well as existence of some Diatomic molecules.
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Sakshi Patil 5 years, 1 month ago

H3BO3
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Dhruv Rewri 5 years, 1 month ago

HCl+NaOH-----NaCl+H2O

Preet Thakur 5 years, 1 month ago

NACL + H20 ----> HCL + NA2O
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Parminder Singh Brar 5 years, 1 month ago

In ground state of atoms the orbitals are filled in order to their increasing energies

Aman Nagal 5 years, 1 month ago

The principle states that : In ground state of atoms, the orbitals are filled in order to their increasing energies .

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