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Subject: Chemistry, asked on 9/9/16

Q NO 9

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 9/9/16

Q NO 18

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 9/9/16

Q NO 16

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 9/9/16

Q NO 32

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 8/9/16

can you please explain the interstitial hydrides in simple language?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 8/9/16

can you please explain that how in the non stoichiometric hydrides, the hydrogen is atteched?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 5/9/16

If D2 is passed through H2O does it displace H2 and form D2O?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 5/9/16

Is D2O2 and T2O2 possible?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 5/9/16

How does autoprotolysis take place, since water is neutral not acidic?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 9/7/16

In practise test, q.7, i think q is wrong. it should be which is correct. but q asked is which is incorrect.

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 18/5/16

The volume strength of 3.0 N H2O2 is
  1. 16.28
  2. 4.2
  3. 33.6
  4. 8.4

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 14/4/16

The component present in greater proportion in water gas is?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 17/1/16

"In metallic hydrides , hydrogen occupies interstitial sites in the metal lattice producing distortion without changing the type of lattice."

Explain the above statement.
And also tell what does these terms mean
i) Lattice
ii) Interstitial sites
iii) Distortion

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 16/11/15

The volume strength of 3% H2O2 is...

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 16/11/15

The volume strength of 3% H2O2solution is....

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