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A polar bond is one in which the electrons are not shared equally due to differences in electronegativities of the covalently bonded atoms.
Explanation ;
In many molecular compounds one atom attracts the shared pair of electrons ( or , bonding electrons ) more strongly than the other .
For example in a molecule of HF , Fluorine (F) attracts electrons more strongly than hydrogen (H) . Thus the electron density at Fluorine end is more than that of the hydrogen end, represented as under -
H{tex}\delta +{/tex} - F {tex}\delta -{/tex}
{tex}\therefore{/tex} H-F bond is a polar covalent bond.
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Reduction of a nitro alkane with iron scrap (Fe) + HCl is preferred because ,
(i) Fe Cl2 is produced which gets easily hydrolysed to form FeCl3 and release HCl during the reaction.
Fe + 2HCl ------------> FeCl2 + 2H
(ii) the process , therefore , becomes economical as only a small amount of HCl is required to initiate the reaction.
Usually(, Fe + HCl ) is preferred as a reducing agent , particularly in manufacture of amines.
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No .
Explanation :
It is because of ,
(i) different values of frequency factor ( A ) and effectiveness of colisions for different for different reaction , and
(ii) the rate constant k is proportional to A.
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The order of reaction representing rate law as ,
Rate = k [ COCl2 ]3/2 is 1.5
{tex}\therefore{/tex}The unit for the rate constant is M -0.5 s-1
(where M represents mole per litre or Molarity of the reactant )
* It should be noted that even though it is a gas phase reaction , where the change in pressure is conveniently measured during the course of a reaction , but still the rate constant is expressed in terms of change in concentration of the reactant ( as per rate law ) in terms of moles per Litre (ie .M or molarity ) / unit of time . The reason being that pressure is temperature as well as unit dependent , where as concentration or molarity is always in moles per litre .
** The concentration of the reactant is easily calculated using the relation PV = nRT , or P = ( n/V ) RT
ie . P = C RT
Explanation :
THe unit for rate constant of a reaction is derived through dimensional analysis .
In this case since ,
k = Rate / [ A ] n
(where , n represents the order of reaction
k =Rate / [ COCl2 ]3/2
or,= Rate / [ COCl2 ]1.5
= ( concentration / time ) x 1 / ( concentration )1.5
= ( mol L-1 ) s-1 x 1 / ( mol L-1 )1.5
= [ ( mol L-1 / { mol L-1 ) x ( 1 / mol L-1 )0.5 }s-1
={ ( 1 / M )0.5 } s -1
or , = M -0.5 s-1
[ where , mol L -1 , represents molarity (M) of the reactant ]
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In presence of moisture, PCl3 and PCl5 hydrolyses to form HCl which fumes in air. The reaction is as follows:
PCl3 + 3H2O -------> H3PO3 + 3HCl
PCl5 + 4H2O ------> H3PO4 + 5 HCl
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It is estimated with the help of potassium iodide , when ozone and potassium iodide react, iodine is liberated, now this iodine is titrated against a stand solution of sodium thiosulphate using starch as an indicator.
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