A 10% (w/w) glucose solution has 10 g glucose in A 100 g solution B 100 g solute C 100
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Chapter 8: Solutions, Colligative Properties and Colloids (Set-4)
18 g glucose dissolved to make 250 mL solution gives molarity A A. 0.2 M B C. 0.6 M C
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When 1 mol solute is present in 1 kg solvent, concentration is A A. 1 M solution B C. 1
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Mass percent (w/w) is calculated as A A. g solute per L B C. moles per kg C B. g
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A 10% (w/w) glucose solution has 10 g glucose in A 100 g solution B 100 g solute C 100
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. For N2(g)+3H2(g)⇌2NH3(g), at 500 K if Kp is fixed and total pressure is increased greatly, the equilibrium mole fraction
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For N2(g) + 3H2(g) ⇌ 2NH3(g), if H2 is continuously removed at equilibrium, the system will A Shift to products
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For 2A(g) ⇌ B(g), if volume is decreased at constant temperature, the equilibrium will shift A Toward more moles B
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For a large equilibrium constant K, the reaction mixture mainly contains A Mostly reactants B Mostly products C Equal amounts
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What best describes a reversible reaction at equilibrium A Both directions occur B Reaction stops fully C Forward only proceeds
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