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Which of the given descriptions is true for a cone? => a solid with only one circular base or a solid with a square base or a solid with two circular bases or a solid with a triangular base..

Solid Solution - Solid solutions are formed by mixing two solid components. Alloys (mixtures of metals) are the examples of solid solutions. Solid solutions can be classified under two types: a) Substitutional..

Equilibrium Between a Solid and its Solution - The extent to which a solute dissolves in any solvent is termed as its solubility. Different substances have different solubility, some dissolve more and some less. A solution containing the maximum amount of ..

The extent to which a solute dissolves in any solvent is termed as its solubility. Different substances have different solubility, some dissolve more and some less. A solution containing the maximum amount of solute at a fixed temperature and pressure is called a..

Solutions - Solution is defined as a homogeneous mixture of two or more chemical substances. The state of matter of a solution may be solid, liquid or gaseous. For example, common salt in water (liquid solution), air (gaseous solution), al..

Solid water (ice) is in equilibrium with liquid water. The volume of a fixed mass of water is less than that of ice at its melting point. Therefore an increase in pressure will favour the forward reaction i.e., when pressure is applied to a system containing ice and water at equilibrium,..

Effluents from paper mills, textile mills and leather industries contain many toxic substances such as lignin, chlorine, ammonia, heavy metal salts, acids, alkalies, etc. The polluted water needs to be suitably treated before discharging into river or running water. First, the solid and ..

Which of the following descriptions best suits the figures shown? => All the figures have same size and shape. or All the figures have same size and same number of edges. or All the figures are solid figures. or All the figures are prisms...

Solid-Liquid Equilibrium - When a solid is heated it starts melting at a certain fixed temperature (melting point). At this stage even when the heating is continued, the temperature does not change until the whole of solid is converted into liquid. The state when ..