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Question 11

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The rate of solvolysis for the following tertiary halides in 80% aqueous ethanol at 25 °C follows the order
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Question 12

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The CORRECT order of boiling points for the hydrogen halides is
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Question 13

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The bond order in

species is
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Question 14

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The standard enthalpy of the reaction,

is found to be

and the

value for CO (g) is

. The value of

(in

) for H

O (g) is
(The standard enthalpies of formation of elements in their reference states are zero at all temperatures)
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Question 15

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The temperature dependence of reaction rates is generally given by the Arrhenius equation. A plot of

against

is a straight line from which the pre-exponential factor ‘A’ and the activation energy ‘

’ can be determined.
The CORRECT option regarding this plot is
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Question 16

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The isothermal expansion of one mole of an ideal gas from

to

at temperature, T occurs in two ways.
Path I: a reversible isothermal expansion;
Path II: free expansion against zero external pressure
The CORRECT option for the values of

,

and

for Path I and Path II is
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Question 17

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The CORRECT statement(s) regarding the given molecules is(are)
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Question 18

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The CORRECT statement(s) about [Ni(CN)₄]²⁻, [Ni(CO)₄] and [NiCl₄]²⁻ is(are) (Given: Atomic number of Ni: 28)
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Question 19

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Consider the two

values of valine as 2.32 and 9.62. The isoelectric point (pI) of this amino acid is _____. (rounded off to two decimal places)

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Question 20

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A few species are given in Column I. Column II contains the hybrid orbitals used by the central atom of the species for bonding.
The CORRECT match for the species to their central atom hybridization is
(Given: Atomic numbers of B: 5; C: 6; O: 8; F: 9; P: 15; Cl: 17; I: 53)
Column I — Species: i. I₃⁻; ii. PCl₃; iii. BF₃; iv. CO₂
Column II — Hybrid orbitals used by the central atom for bonding: a. sp; b. sp²; c. sp³; d. sp³d
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