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The unusual property of water in condensed phase leads to its high heat of vapourization. What is that property?

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The unusual property of water in condensed phase that leading to its high heat of vopourisation is due to the presence of extensive hydrogen bonding between water molecules.
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  10. Write in brief on (ii) interstitial hydrides.

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  11. Explain any four of the chemical properties of water.

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  18. Complete and balance the following chemical reactions: (iv) Ca(3)N(2...

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  20. In how many ways can you express the strength of H(2)O(2)? Calculate t...

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  21. Explain the structure of Hydrogen peroxide molecule.

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