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In the d(i) part, we are asked to write an equilibrium constant. It was mentioned in the chapter that solids and liquids will not be added in the equation. So, I think that there is not going to be any Expression for this reaction as all the reactants and products are liquids. Is my answer right?

This is a two mark question. Can you tell how we will approach questions like this one.

Ammonia is a weak base and nitric acid is a strong acid. Will methyl red be used?

The equation for indicator is: HIn ⇌H+ + In- Which reaction (forward or reverse) will be preferred when I increase the Alkali. According to me, The reverse reaction should be preferred as the reaction will try to minimize the effect of the change. Hence In- (i.e the conjugate base) will be...

This question is asking about finding the indicator. I think phenolphthalein will be used as there is a reaction between strong acid and strong base. Is this approach to the question correct? Or am I missing any important concept? Kindly tell

I have understood the question now. 10×10⁴-(4.85×10⁴+4.85×10⁴) = Partial pressure of NO. right ?

Ohkk. Then will the question be resolved in this way: Partial pressure of nitrogen and Oxygen at equilibrium: 10×10⁴-4.85×10⁴= 5.15×10⁴ Partial pressure of Nitrogen oxide= ??

In the coursebook the question says: The reaction below was carried out at a pressure of 10×10⁴ Pa and at constant temperature. N2 + O2 ⇌ 2NO the partial pressures of Nitrogen and Oxygen are both 4.85×10⁴ pa  Ccalculate the partial pressure of the nitrogen(ll) oxide, NO(g) at equilibrium. In...

Because The question is asking to find value of I which is coming 2

Even If I take the value of I to be 2 A, Still my current entering the wire and current exiting the wire is not the same as 3+5=7+2 And 5≠9

3 A+ 2 A = 7 A+ I I = -2A How the current can be in negative direction? If the sign if negative, doesn't it mean that the current will move towards the point P? Also If I am taking the 2A to be positive then Kirchhoff's law isn't satisfied as 5A≠7A

See this is the logic i used: The newton meter shows the downward force of the wax. Since the wax is in equilibrium, downward force=upward force. Now I have to find the upward force on the wax. According to Archimedes'principle, upward force is equal to the weight of the water displaced.So...

Weight of the water that has been displaced by the wax

TBH no...

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