Why is the percentage of oxygen today the same as it was thousands years ago, even though the whole world inhals it?
1 4491Post New General Chemistry Questions
What is the unit of conductance?
What is the reaction that occurs during the titration?
why is acetic acid less conductive than hcl?
What are the advantages of conductometric titration over visual or potentiometric titration?
Differentiate between organic and inorganic chemistry?
How is librated iodine estimated?
Why ph scale range is 14? Why it is not less or not greater than 14? Solution of hcl or hydrogen containing liquid has a ph. But if the solution is kmno4 here nothydrogen power does it ph?
What are constituents of brass?
State beer-lambert’s law.
Why be is not soluble in liquid ammonia?
Why are the titration involving edta carried out slowly towards the end point?
SET Examination Previous Questions
What is specific conductivity?
How is measurement of ph made?
What is the function of diethyl amine?