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aight bro makes sense just double checking bonds between cl cl and br br right?

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Damn similar situation just that only Phys is good for me and life or death situation in the same other subjects 45 to 55 percent left in those subjects so just gotta recover to the best extent possible

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Ah ok yep thanks

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can someone explain why it cant be c or d, answer is a. thanks in advance

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um simple q answer this, do u want water in ur precipitate would that impact ur calcs if u did? in its essence it will affect mass and then the usual carryon error due to this, and hence wouldnt the mass u obtain be just a bit away from the theoretical mass

Aight bro this makes sense thanks

A voltmeter measures potentiall difference and hence needs the infinite resistance if it drew current would it be able to accurately measure? On the other hand for ammeter Ur just chucking it on one spot if that had resistance Ur blocking flow of current, so yh if that had resistance would U be...

Say for example we are given a solution of unknown cation or anion. Is there a particular order in which we should do precipitation tests and hence if we were to make a generic flowchart should it indicate this order? And say for example we are given some statements like this solution has X...

can some1 explain how to approach the below question

zinc chloride with hcl is essentially lucas's reagent, and it reacts to different extents with primary secondary and tertiaary alchols

nope tried finding it but couldnt, dk if any1 else has

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ah bruh, thx essentially i forgot the grip rule existed and hence couldnt work it out. thanks for the clarification

why is the force between two wires / conductors carrying current in the same direction attractive, what hand rule should i use, thanks in advance