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Calculation of the Relative Density of a Solid
calculation of relative density of a solid in water Find the weight (W 1 gf) of a solid in air using a hydrostatic balance as shown in figure belo..
Relation between frequency and time-period
Let u be the frequency of a wave. That is, the number of vibrations completed by a particle in one second is u . Time taken to complete u vibrations = 1 second. . But time taken to complete one vibration is defined as the time period of the wa..
Frequency
Intensity of sound depends on its frequency. The human ear is more sensitive to the middle part of the audible range. Thus, a sound of a frequency in the middle of the audible range will appear to be louder than the sound of a frequency near the extremities of the ran..
Calculation Of Dissociation Constant K
Degree of dissociation ( a ) at a particular concentration c is related to the dissociation constant (..
Calculation Of Dissociation Constant K
dissociation constant Degree of dissociation ( a ) at a particular concentration c is related to the dissociation constant (..
Calculations
mass of hydrogen in organic compound Let, The mass of the organic compound taken be = W g Increase in the mass of magnesium perchlorate tube = W 1 g Increase in the mass of the KOH tube = W 2 g So, Mass of water formed = W 1 g Mass of carbon dioxide formed = W 2 g ..
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determination of sulphur  mass percentage Let, The mass of the organic compound be = W g Mass of the precipitate of BaSO 4 = W 1 g From stoichiometry, BaSO 4 = S 1 mol 1 mol 1 molecular mass 1 atomic mass 233 g 32 g Therefore, ..
Calculations
Let, The mass of silver salt taken for ignition be = W g Mass of silver left behind after ignition = W 1 g We have RCOOAg = Ag1 equivalent 1 equivalent The equivalent mass of silver is 108. Hence, the mass of silver salt that would leave 108 g of residue (equivalent mass of the silver) i..
Calculations
Let, The mass of the organic compound taken be = W g Volume of air displaced = V 1 mL Atmospheric pressure = P mm of Hg Room temperature, T 1 = t o C = (t + 273)K Aqueous tension at t o C = p mm of Hg Pressure of the dry air, P 1 = (P-p) mm Hg ..
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