I want the answer for Q1 Q1 (a) Consider following sentences as true or false. Briefly justify the answer.Acetic acid is a weak acid and pka value is less.(0)(ii)Aliphatic organic compound burns with less fumes.(ii)Normality is the unit of concentration of solutions.(iv)Human body is an example of open thermodynamic system.(v)Methyl orange indicator is used with weak alkali titration.Q2 (a) Discuss various applications of a buffer solution.(b) If strong acid is titrated against strong base, what indicator will be suitableand why?(c) Determine the mass of NaCl needed to prepare 50 ml of 100 ppmsolution.(d) Discuss the use of salt bridge in electrochemical celL.(e) Discuss features of electrochemical series.Q3 (a) Differentiate aliphatic and aromatic compounds.(b) Calculate the enthalpy of formation of CH4 methane from the following

Acidic strength is a measure of ka value. Aromatics compound burns with sooty flame. Normality,…

Q1 (a) Consider following sentences as true or false. Briefly justify the answer. Acetic acid is a weak acid and pka value is less. () (i) Aliphatic organic compound burms with less fumes. (ii) Normality is the unit of concentration of solutions. (iv) Human body is an example of open thermodynamic system. (v) Methyl orange indicator is used with weak alkali titration. pliontionc of a buffor solution

Q1 (a) Consider following sentences as true or false. Briefly justify the answer. Acetic acid is a weak acid and pka value is less. () (i) Aliphatic organic compound burms with less fumes. (ii) Normality is the unit of concentration of solutions. (iv) Human body is an example of open thermodynamic system. (v) Methyl orange indicator is used with weak alkali titration. pliontionc of a buffor solution

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Chapter7: Extraction

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