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Gas X is the heaviest component of natural air.
Identify X

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To identify the heaviest component of natural air, we need to analyze the different gases that make up air and compare their atomic masses. Here’s a step-by-step solution: ### Step 1: Identify the components of natural air Natural air is primarily composed of three gases: - Nitrogen (N2) - Oxygen (O2) - Carbon Dioxide (CO2) ...
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  1. How is the balance of oxygen in atmospheric air maintained ?

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  2. Both the active component and the inactive component of play importan...

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  3. Gas X is the heaviest component of natural air. Identify X

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  4. Gas X si the heaviest component of natural air. (a) Identify...

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  5. The mountaineers carry oxygen gas cylinders with them while climbing h...

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  6. Thought air contains only about 0.03% of carbon dioxide , it is a very...

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  7. The following two experiments are conducted to prove the release of ca...

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  8. What is the observation when air comes in contact with a cool surface ...

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  9. Identify the mistake(s) in the diagrams and give justification.

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  10. What inference can be drawn from the above diagrams?

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  11. Write the chemical name of the substance taken in the test tube.

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  12. What is the observation? Give reasons.

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  13. The air present in the test tube as shown in the diagram is sucked out...

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  14. Can an empty bottle be filled with water , when it is inverted into a ...

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  15. (a) Mention the substance used in white washing. (b) State the r...

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  16. Answer the following questions based on the diagram given. Predic...

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  17. Answer the following questions based on the diagram given. Draw t...

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  18. What is global warming? Mention the different ways of minimizing globa...

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  19. What is air pollution?

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  20. Mention the effects of acid rain .

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