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In the preparation of deionised water how do organic cation or anion exchange resins work?

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In the atmosphere, carbon dioxide is found in two forms, i.e., ^12CO_2 and ^14CO_2 . Plants absord CO_2 during photosynthesis in presence of chlorophyll, plants synthesise glucose 6CO_2 +6 H_2O rarr C_6H_12O_6 + 6O_2uarr Half life of ^14CO_2 is 5760 years. The analysis of wooden artifacts for ^14C and ^12C gives useful information for determination of its age. All living organisms, because of their constant exchange of Carbon dioxide with the surroundings have the same ratio of C-14 to C-12, i.e. 1.3xx10^-12 . When an organism dies, the C-14 in it keeps on decaying as follows: 6^14Crarr7^14N+(-1)^0e +Energy Thus, the ratio of C-14 and C-12 decreases with the passage of time. We can measure the proportion of C-14 in the remains of dead organism and determine how long ago it died. The method of carbon dating can be used to date anything made or organic matter, e.g., bone, skeleton, wood, etc. Using carbon dating, materials have been dated to about 50,000 years with accuracy. C-14 exists in atmosphere due to:

In the atmosphere, carbon dioxide is found in two forms, i.e., ^12CO_2 and ^14CO_2 . Plants absord CO_2 during photosynthesis in presence of chlorophyll, plants systhesise glucose 6CO_2 +6 H_2O rarr C_6H_12O_6 + 6O_2uarr Half life of ^14CO_2 is 5760 years. The analysis of wooden artifacts for ^14C and ^12C gives useful information for determination of its age. All living organisms, because of their constant exchange of Carbon dioxide with the surroundings have the same ratio of C-14 to C-12, i.e. 1.3xx10^-12 . When an organism dies, the C-14 in it keeps on decaying as follows: 6^14Crarr7^14N+(-1)^0e +Energy Thus, the ratio of C-14 and C-12 decreases with the passage of time. We can measure the proportion of C-14 in the remains of dead organism and determine how long ago it died. The method of carbon dating can be used to date anything made or organic matter, e.g., bone, skeleton, wood, etc. Using carbon dating, materials have been dated to about 50,000 years with accuracy. A piece of wood from an archeological source shows a C-14 activity which is 60% of the activity found in fresh wood today. The age of archeological sample will be:

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  1. What are the inorganic cation exchangers which are known as permutits ...

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  2. What do you understand by deionised or demineralised water?

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  3. In the preparation of deionised water how do organic cation or anion e...

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  4. How can the exhausted inorganic and organic ionexchangers be regenerat...

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  5. Explain why the water obtained after passing hard water through cation...

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  6. A sugar solution prepared in distilled water is passed successively th...

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  7. Why is hard water not used for cooling purpose in industry?

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  8. The hardness of water of a tube well is 300 ppm. What do you mean by t...

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  9. Will the water obtained by passing hard water through anion exchange r...

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  10. A sample of water contains MgSO(4) and urea. How can they be eliminat...

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  11. How can hydrogen peroxide be prepared in the laboratory? What is the l...

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  12. Explain why in the laboratory preparation of H(2)O(2) : the reaction...

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  13. Explain why in the laboratory preparation of H(2)O(2) : dilute H(2)S...

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  14. Explain why in the laboratory preparation of H(2)O(2) : A thin paste...

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  15. Explain why in the laboratory preparation of H(2)O(2) : At the end o...

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  16. Explain why in the laboratory preparation of H(2)O(2) : HCL or HNO(3...

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  17. Explain why in the laboratory preparation of H(2)O(2) : The paste of...

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  18. Explain why in the laboratory preparation of H(2)O(2) : It is better...

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  19. Explain why in the laboratory preparation of H(2)O(2) : MnO(2) " "o...

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  20. What is Merck's perhydrol? How can it be prepared ?

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