49. Theoretical and experimental values of lattice energies of NaCl and KCI are purely ionic compounds. NaCl and KC are very close.

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First
Statement
True
Summary of Directions
Second
Statement
Truc
Second statement is a CORRECT
explanation of the first
Second statement is NOT a
CORRECT explanation of the first
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Truc
True
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Truc
False
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Transcribed Image Text:First Statement True Summary of Directions Second Statement Truc Second statement is a CORRECT explanation of the first Second statement is NOT a CORRECT explanation of the first A. Truc True C Truc False True D False
FIRST STATEMENT
SECOND STATEMENT
47.
When pentanol is warmed with acidificd K:CrOr, the Cr" is orange and is reduced to Cr" is green.
colour changes from orange to green.
An azeotropic mixture can be separated by fractional For azeotropic mixtures, the liquid and vapour have the
distillation.
49.
48.
same composition.
NaCl and KCI are purely ionic compounds.
Theoretical and experimental values of lattice energies of
NaCl and KCI are very elose.
Ethanol has a higher boiling point than methoxymethane.
50.
Hydrogen bonding exists between methoxymethane
molecules
Transcribed Image Text:FIRST STATEMENT SECOND STATEMENT 47. When pentanol is warmed with acidificd K:CrOr, the Cr" is orange and is reduced to Cr" is green. colour changes from orange to green. An azeotropic mixture can be separated by fractional For azeotropic mixtures, the liquid and vapour have the distillation. 49. 48. same composition. NaCl and KCI are purely ionic compounds. Theoretical and experimental values of lattice energies of NaCl and KCI are very elose. Ethanol has a higher boiling point than methoxymethane. 50. Hydrogen bonding exists between methoxymethane molecules
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