Stoichiometry Heat capacity of air can be approximately expressed as, Cp = 26.693 + 7.365 x10⁻³ T, where, Cp is in J/mole.K and T is in K. The heat given off by 1 mole of air when cooled at atmospheric pressure from 500°C to - 100°C is 18.33 kJ 18.11 kJ 16.15 kJ 10.73 kJ 18.33 kJ 18.11 kJ 16.15 kJ 10.73 kJ ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Stoichiometry __________ kg of CaCO₃ on heating will give 56 kg of CaO. 100 1000 144 56 100 1000 144 56 ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Stoichiometry In which of the following case of mixing of a strong acid with strong base (each of 1N concentration), temperature increase will be the highest? 15 c.c acid and 35 c.c base 30 c.c acid and 30 c.c base 20 c.c acid and 25 c.c base 35 c.c acid and 15 c.c base 15 c.c acid and 35 c.c base 30 c.c acid and 30 c.c base 20 c.c acid and 25 c.c base 35 c.c acid and 15 c.c base ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Stoichiometry The value of Trouton's ratio (λb/Tb) for a number of substances is 21 (where, λb = molal that of vaporisation of a substance at its normal boiling point, KCal/kg. mole and Tb = normal boiling point, °K). The Kis-tyakowsky equation is used for calculation of Trouton's ratio of __________ liquids. Neither A nor B Both A & B Non-polar Polar Neither A nor B Both A & B Non-polar Polar ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Stoichiometry The temperature at which real gases obey the ideal gas law over a wide range of pressure is called the __________ temperature. Critical Boyle Inversion Reduced Critical Boyle Inversion Reduced ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Stoichiometry Kopp's rule is helpful in finding the Activation energy Heat capacities of solids Molal heat capacities of gases Heat capacities of gases Activation energy Heat capacities of solids Molal heat capacities of gases Heat capacities of gases ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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