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CHEMISTRY OF NOBEL GASES

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CHEMISTRY OF NOBEL GASES Assignment Test Max. Time-40min.   Max. Marks-15 All Question are compulsory. Q.1 What led N. Bartlet to the study of  Xe complexes ? (4) Q.2 Discuss the structure and geometry of XeO2F2 ?  (4) Q.3 Why the compounds of He and Ne gas are not in study ? (2)   Q.4 Choose the correct statement- (2) a) Xe has lower ionization energy than Ne. b) Xe has higher atomic size than Rn c) Ne has almost zero Electron Affinity. d) All the Nobel gases are inert except Xe. Q.5 There are __ & __ lone pairs present in the XeF4 and XeF6.   (2) a)  1 & 2  b)   2 & 2 c)   2 & 1 d)  1 & 1 Q.6 All Nobel gases has general electronic configuration of ns2np6 ? (1) a) TRUE b) FALSE   NOTE- Submit all the answer sheets in PDF format before 1:00 pm(15 Oct 2020). No answer sheets are acceptable after submission time.                                                            ***********

Experiment:- Preparation of Nickel-DMG complex from given resources.

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Practical B Sc- III Experiment:- Prepare Nickel-DMG complex from given resources.    Do watch this video, link given below for experment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=peMyqdJ57dA Requirements:- Chemical Required-NiSO4 or NiCl2.6H2O, Di-methyleglyoxime, Conc. NH3 , HCl.   Apparatus-    Beaker (100ml, 50ml, 20ml), Thermometer, heating plate or water bath, conical funel, stand, distilled water, filter paper. Theory:   Gravimetric analysis is one of the most accurate analytical methods available. It is concerned with the determination of a substance by the process of weighing. The element or radical to be determined is converted into a stable compound of definite composition and the mass of the compound is determined accurately. From this, the mass of element or radical is calculated. Chemical Reaction Objectives:   To precipitate nickel from the solution by adding dimethyl glyoxime. Filtration of precipitate using sintered glass crucible. Mass of nickel calculated from the mass of prec

B.Sc. 2nd Test

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 Q.1 Explain State function and Path function? Q.2 What do you mean by Adiabatic expension and isothermal compression? Q.3 Explain in brief Jouls Thomson Law? Q.4 What do you mean by work done by the system and work done on the system in the terms of expansion and compression?   Q.5 Drive relationship between Cp and Cv ? Q.6 

WEEKLY ASSIGNMENT TEST

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                                                                                                                                    CHAPTER-1 ATOMIC STRUCTURE Note: All Questions are  Compulsory . Max. Time : 35 Mins Q.1 Derive Time-Independent Schrodinger wave Equation for Hydrogen like elements?                                                                                                                                                                             ( 3 mark )  Q.2 What de-Broglie thinks about matter?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      ( 2 mark ) Q.3 Why electron is not a part of nucleus? Explain.                                                                                                                                                                        

WEEKLY SURPRISE TEST

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 THERE IS NO ASSIGNMENT FOR TODAY. HAVE FUN N ENJOY YOUR DAY. THANK YOU.