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Chhanya Sharma
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 2/2/16
ideal monoatomic gas is compressed adiabatically against constant external pressure from 1atm.300k to 3atm,700k.constant external pressure in atm is
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Rohit Kamat
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 16/1/16
what is delta u in bomb caloriemeter?
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Pranjal Gupta
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 5/1/16
Is the heat of Combustion always calculated for a "Mole" of a compound or can it be also calculated for any other amount of the compound give ?
Please clear the doubt as soon as possible.
Thank you.
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Akanksha Srikanth
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 1/1/16
The ionization constant K
a
of HFis 3.2X10
-4
. Calculate degree of dissociation and pH of HF in its 0.02 M solution.
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1
Almas
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 8/12/15
heat of combustion of C
10
H
8
(s) at constant volume was found to be -x kJ/mol. The value of del.H at 298 K will be .. - x + 5 kJ but how ? i am getting - x - 5 kJ
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1
Yashwardhan
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 20/11/15
What is meant by enthalpy?Can a decrease in enthalpy be the criterion for the spontaneity of all reactions? If not, why?
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Snehasree Acharya
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 10/11/15
why work done is a path function
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1
Aisha Shoeb
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 9/11/15
plz give the meaning enthalpy in simple words
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Muskan Vijayvargiya
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 8/11/15
while finding enthalpy formation i am get confused experts plzhelp me to calculate enthalpformation
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Akhil Dilip
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 3/11/15
What is the heat capacity at constant temperature and constant pressure for H
2
??
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1
Sakshi G.
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 28/10/15
Derive an equation for first law of thermodynamics.
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Sakshi G.
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 28/10/15
What does "R" stand for in a gas equation >>>pV = nRT ????
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Sakshi G.
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 28/10/15
We know,
W = Force * Displacement = p
ex
*Area*Distance travelled(L)
So, W = p
ex
* (-ΔV)
Here, why isΔV taken to be NEGATIVE???? I did'nt understand it..
(Doubt from NCERT text - pg 158 - Chem Part I)
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Aparna Truson
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 15/10/15
thermochemical eq for formation of ethnol
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1
Mujtaba Ali
Subject: Chemistry
, asked on 10/10/15
What does "the direction of a reaction" mean ?
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Please clear the doubt as soon as possible.
Thank you.
W = Force * Displacement = pex*Area*Distance travelled(L)
So, W = pex* (-ΔV)
Here, why isΔV taken to be NEGATIVE???? I did'nt understand it..
(Doubt from NCERT text - pg 158 - Chem Part I)