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A simole oxide of carbon and that another non-metal have the same Cp/Cv ratio but a difference of 2 in their molecular weights. The other non-metal could be?

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To solve the problem, we need to identify a simple oxide of carbon and another non-metal that have the same Cp/Cv ratio and a difference of 2 in their molecular weights. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Simple Oxide of Carbon**: The simplest oxide of carbon is carbon monoxide (CO) and carbon dioxide (CO₂). However, since we are looking for a simple oxide, we will consider carbon monoxide (CO). 2. **Determine the Molecular Weight of CO**: ...
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  2. An element X belongs to group I or 2 or 15. Its oxide react with water...

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  4. Which among the following is strongest reducing agent? BiH3,AsH3,PH3 a...

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  5. Which among N2O,P2O5,Sb2O and Bi2O5 is most unstable?

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  6. The electronegativity of nitrogen and chlorine is 3.0 Why nitrogen is ...

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  7. Arrange the following in the increasing order of the properties stated...

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  8. Arrange the above hydrides in order of increasing basic nature.

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  9. Which is most stable among above hydrides?

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  10. What are the neutral oxides of nitrogen?

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  11. What are the paramagnetic oxides of nitrogen?

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  12. Name the halides formed by nitrogen.

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  13. Why +5 state is uncommon in bismuth.

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  14. What is the principle of using ammonia in refrigeration?

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  15. Which element of group 15 undergoes sublimation?

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  16. Which elements of group 15 are metalloids ?

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  17. What is the nature of the compounds of group 15 elements?

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  18. What is the number of unpaired electrons present in the valency shell ...

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  19. Maximum covalency of nitrogen is

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  20. What are common oxidation states of group 15 elements?

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