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Melting of ice is Exothermic process.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Terms:** - Define what an exothermic process is: An exothermic process is one that releases heat energy to the surroundings. - Define what an endothermic process is: An endothermic process is one that absorbs heat energy from the surroundings. 2. **Analyzing the Melting of Ice:** - Ice (solid H2O) has strong intermolecular forces holding its molecules together. ...
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CENGAGE CHEMISTRY ENGLISH-QUALITATIVE INORGANIC SALT ANALYSIS-Viva Voce Questions And Part-C (Analysis Of Cations)
  1. State True/False Melting of ice is Exothermic process.

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  2. Why is it necessary to prepare original solution for the detection of ...

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  3. Why do we not prefer to prepare original solution of cations in conc....

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  4. What is solubility product? Explain its importance in qualitative anal...

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  5. What is the basis of classification of cations into different group ?

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  6. Why are only Pb^(2+),Ag^(o+) and Hg(2)^(2+) ions precipitated in group...

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  7. Why is lead placed in group I as well in II?

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  8. Is it necessary to acidify a solution before group II cations are prec...

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  9. Give the reason for the formation of a light yellow or white ppt. in t...

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  10. Why do we Prefer HCl for preparing solution of cations?

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  11. Is it advisable to use conc. HCI in place of dilute HCI for preparing ...

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  12. Why is it essential to boil off H(2)S gas before proceeding to group I...

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  13. Can the solution be acidified with HNO(3) in group II before passing H...

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  14. What can it be, if the precipitate of group I is soluble in hot water ...

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  15. Why do we not prefer to prepare original solution of cations in conc....

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  16. Group I filtrate is made moderately acidic before proceeding to group ...

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  17. Why do we add excess of NH(4)Cl and NH(4)OH in the precipitation of gr...

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  18. Why do we add excess of NH(4)Cl and NH(4)OH in the precipitation of gr...

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  19. Why is it essential to oxidise ferrous salt to ferric salt in group II...

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  20. Can NH(4)Cl be replaced by any other ammonium salt for the precipitati...

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  21. How will you distinguish between ferrous and ferric salts?

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