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Q1. What is the structure of NaCl?
(a) bcc (b) fcc (c) interpenetrating fcc (d) NOT
Q2. Diabetes is detected by testing urine of patient with _____
Q3. (NH4)2Cr2O7 + Ba(N3)2 --> N2 + ___ + ___
Q4. What are heteroleptic complexes ?
Q5. Which is the best indicator for weak base strong acid titrations?
Q6. 1,2-benzene dicarboxylic acid ----> (Ba(OH)2/300°C) ________
Q7. 1,2-benzene diol ..(forgive wrong nomenclature) + CH2I2 + NaOH --->
Q8. Brown crystals of Nitrosocyanoferrocyanate is obtained by reation of ferrocyanide (II) with _______
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13Not a clear idea though, am searching fr it......just thought tht since the radius ratios are not exactly 0.414, the complete structure expands a bit...
13Got it....Not at all related to my above reasoning in any way though [3]
It means tht it is like the Na+ ions form a separate fcc & Cl- form a separate fcc lattice, which are then kind of merged, n the 2 lattices seem to penetrate.
http://departments.kings.edu/chemlab/animation/nacl.html
13NaCl, CsCl, ZnS have 2 interpenetrating lattices, whereas there are 3 in the fluorite structure.
396) Benzene...phthalic acid is decarboxylated by barium hydroxide
136.- I haven't got ny idea Pritish, Barium Hydroxide is a dehydrating agent ?
106@pritish.. nothing mentioned about moles of Barium hydroxide...
@avik. Thx again