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How is chlorine prepared industrially?
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What are catalystic reactions?
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Define the term exothermic and endothermic reactions.
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What happens to the steel benches and tables during the rainy season?
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Explain the process of corrosion and rusting.
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Write a note on catalytic reactions.
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Reason out
The speed of a certain reaction is influenced by the catalyst.
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Reason out
Chlorine is produced by Brine.
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The first scientific theory about atoms was given by J J. Thomson.
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The chemical name of water is ______.
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Acids present in fruits and vegetables are called ______ acids.
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Vinegar is ______ in taste.
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Solutions of acids conduct ______.
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______ change the colour of the indicators.
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Which acid is present in milk?
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Can we taste acids and bases to identify them?
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Are all acids corrosive in nature? Name a few acids which are non-corrosive and may be part of our food.
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Copper or brass cooking vessels are coated with tin metal. Why?
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Take a clean test tube with a holder and pour some dilute hydrochloric acid. Add a few pieces of magnesium ribbon pieces slowly. What do you observe? Now show a burning match stick near the mouth of the test tube. Do you hear any sound? The gas burns with a pop sound. From this, it is observed that hydrogen gas has been formed due to the reaction between acid and metal.
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