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📚NCERT Questions — CBSE11

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According to the document, a salt with solubility less than 0.01 M is classified as:

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82

Which of the following orbitals is NOT possible?

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83

What is bond length defined as?

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84

The enthalpy of solution (Δ_sol H°) of an ionic compound AB(s) in water is related to which two other enthalpy changes?

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85

Consider three liquids: methyl alcohol, acetone, and ether. If these liquids are placed in separate open watch glasses in a warmer room, which liquid would disappear first, assuming they all have diff

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86

For the exothermic reaction 2NO2(g) (brown) <=> N2O4(g) (colorless), what is observed when the system is placed in hot water (363K)?

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87

What is specific heat capacity?

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88

What is the molar mass of water (H2O)?

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89

Which of the following series correctly represents increasing acid strength for elements in the same row of the periodic table?

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90

Consider the properties of hydrogen (gas, burns with pop sound), oxygen (gas, supporter of combustion), and water (liquid, fire extinguisher). This comparison illustrates that:

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