KPK 11th Class Chemistry Chapter 5 States of Matter-II Liquids Short Questions Answers
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Chapter Name: States of Matter-II Liquids
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KPK 11th Class Chemistry Chapter 5 States of Matter-II Liquids Short Questions Answers
Hs+________ Fs– ……… Hs+________Fs– Hs — Hs+____ Os-……… Hs+______Os+—C2H5 3. Smaller non-polar alkyl group (C2H5-) i.e. ethyl group because the miscibility of alcohol decreases sharply as the number of carbons increases.
Effect No.1
The lower heat of vaporization of water will result in to fast and huge evaporation of water will causes rain and flood and also affect the water cycle.
Therefore, it exists in liquid sate at room temperature. While in HCL there are dipole-dipole forces, weaker than HF (Hydrogen bonding). There fore, HCL exists in gaseous state at room temperature.
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Hs+______ Cls-………….. Hs+______ Cls–
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H.Bond
The size of the electron cloud of the atoms or molecules.
When the size of the atom or molecules is large then the dispersion becomes easy and these force becomes more prominent and strong that is why Argon has high boiling point than Neon.
a) Earth wares have small pores through which evaporation occurs. The molecules having high K.E escape into the gaseous state and the average K.E of the remaining liquid is decreased, thus the temperature is lowered and water remains cool.
b) vacuum distillation can be used to avoid decomposition of a sensitive liquid.
There are certain compounds, which decompose, when heated to their normal B.P. vacuum distillation is carried out to avoid this decomposition. E.g. glycerin boils at 290°C under normal pressure (760 mmHg) but at this temperature glycerin decomposes. Therefore, the pressure is decreased to 50 mm at which glycerin boils at 210°C. such phenomenon is called vacuum distillation.
