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A. electrons
B. protons
C. neutron
D. both a and b
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A. isomers
B. isotopes
C. none
D. spectators
A. Ca
B. Be
C. Mg
D. Sr
A. indium
B. gallium
C. none
D. aluminum
A. lithium
B. zinc
C. silver
D. both a and b
A. sparingly soluble
B. partially soluble
C. soluble
D. insoluble
A. calcium ion
B. carbonate ion
C. none
D. both a and b
A. higher charge density
B. lower charge density
C. none
D. both a and b
A. more exothermic
B. less exothermic
C. constant
D. stable
A. 1 faraday
B. 2 faraday
C. 3 faraday
D. 4 faraday
A. lipids
B. carbohydrates
C. oxygen
D. protein
A. Rome
B. Rhodes (Greece)
C. none
D. both a and b
A. OH -ion concentration
B. H+ ion concentration
C. none
D. both a and b
A. high
B. low
C. not possible
D. efficient
A. dipole forces
B. hydrogen bonding
C. all of them
D. van der vaal's forces
A. temperature
B. heat
C. pressure
D. polarized light
A. non-polar
B. polar
C. unstable
D. volatile
A. heat
B. light
C. water
D. air
A. weakest base
B. weakest acid
C. strongest base
D. strongest acid
A. acryl
B. aryl
C. ketone
D. carboxylic
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- Alcohols and Esters
- Atomic Structure
- Benzene: Chemical Compound
- Carboxylic Acids and Acyl Compounds
- Chemical Bonding
- Chemistry of Life
- Electrode Potential
- Electrons in Atoms
- Enthalpy Change
- Equilibrium
- Group IV
- Groups II and VII
- Halogenoalkanes
- Ionic Equilibria
- Lattice Energy
- Moles and Equations
- Nitrogen and Sulfur
- Organic and Nitrogen Compounds
- Periodicity
- Polymerization
- Reaction Kinetics
- States of Matter
- Transition Elements