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Q:

What are the conditions for gas like Carbon monoxide to obey the ideal gas laws?

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    Low temperature and low pressure
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    Low temperature and high pressure
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    High temperature and low pressure
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    High temperature and high pressure
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Answer : 3. "High temperature and low pressure "
Explanation :

A real gas can behave as an ideal gas if volume of molecule is negligible and interaction between molecule is negligible. This will happen if number of molecule per unit volume is very small. This is only possible at high temperature and low pressure.

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What is the degree of dissociation for strong electrolytes?

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    1
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    0
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    Less than 1
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    Greater than 1
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Answer : 1. "1"
Explanation :

Strong electrolytes have a degree of dissociation close to one, while weak electrolytes have a degree of dissociation less than one. Solvent nature: Solvents with a high dielectric constant show more dissociation. Dilution: As the solution is diluted, the degree of dissociation increases.

Q:

According to the law of reflection of light -

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    The angle of incidence is greater than the angle of reflection
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    The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection
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    The angle of incidence is smaller than the angle of reflection
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    All the statements are true
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Answer : 2. "The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection"

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In case of negative work the angle between the force and displacement is-

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    45°
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    90°
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    180°
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Answer : 4. "180°"

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The observer hears a sound from the source which is moving away from the observer who is stationary. Determine the frequency of the sound

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    It is halved
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    It remains the same
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    It reaches infinity
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    It gets doubled
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Answer : 1. "It is halved"
Explanation :

If the observer is moving away from the source ((Figure)), the observed frequency can be found: λs=vTo−voTovTs=(v−vo)Tov(1fs)=(v−vo)(1fo)fo=fs(v−vov).


Q:

Which of the following elements has lowest melting point? 

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    Titanium
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    Sulphur
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    Argon
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    Zinc
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Answer : 1. "Titanium"

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Consider copper and aluminum wire whose length and resistance are the same. Also, the specific resistance of aluminum is more than copper. Select the correct statement

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    Copper and aluminum mass are the same
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    Copper wire has more mass than the aluminum wire
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    Copper wire has less mass than the aluminum wire
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    The information given is incomplete
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Answer : 4. "The information given is incomplete "

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Degree of dissociation does not depend on which of the following factors?

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    Nature of the solute
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    Nature of the solvent
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    Sound
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    Concentration
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Answer : 3. "Sound "
Explanation :

The Degree of dissociation does not depend on catalyst.The equivalent conductivity of 0.1M weak acid is 100 times less than that at infinite dilution.

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