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Subject: Chemistry, asked on 7/2/17

What are allotropes? Why ortho and para Hydorgen are known as allotrope?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 7/2/17

Why the conductivity of para hydrogen is more than that of ortho hydorgen?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 7/2/17

What is the percentage of ortho and para hydrogen in ordinary hydrogen? How to calucate this?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 7/2/17

What are Ortho and Para Hydorgen?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 16/1/17

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Subject: Chemistry, asked on 16/1/17

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Subject: Chemistry, asked on 7/1/17

Difference between structure of h20and h202

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 7/1/17

Give the reaction involved in oxyhydrogen Torch function

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 15/12/16

why the reaction between calcium and water is not vigorous and can be controlled easiliy without amalgams or something like that?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 15/12/16

Why is so special in amalgams( alloys with mercury) that they can slow down the reaction between alkali metal and water??/

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 15/12/16

Why alkali metals are so vigorous and exothermic that  the hydrogen evolved catches fire.??

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 15/12/16

what is the difference between Hydrolysis and Electrolysis.??

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 15/12/16

What is radioactive tracer? Why tritium is widely used as a radioactive tracer??

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 15/12/16

Tritium Gas is usually stored by making UT3, which on heating to 673 K releases T2. What is Ut3 and t2 , please explain i am not able to understand the line ?

Subject: Chemistry, asked on 15/12/16

Why the reaction between protium and chlorine  is faster than the reactions between deutrium and chlorine??
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