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choose the correct option : A quadrilateral has

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4 sides, 4 angles and 2 diagonals

B

3 sides, 2 angles and 1 diagonal

C

2 sides, 2 angles and 2 diagonals

D

5 sides, 5 angles and 3 diagonals

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    A
    In `N_2H_4`, the N-N bond length is greater than expected value
    B
    In trisilyl amine `(SiH_3)_3` N, the Si-N bond length is lesser than expected value
    C
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    D
    The Be atom in `BeCl_2(s)` in `sp^3` hybridised

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    A
    Favourable conditions for formation of graphite are high pressure and low temperature from equilibrium diamond `(d=3.5g//ml)hArr` graphite `(d=2.3g//ml),Delta=-1.9kJ//"mole"`
    B
    For reaction `N_2O_4(g)hArr2NO,(g)`, degree of dissociation `(alpha)` is `sqrt(K/(4P+K_P))` where P is equilibrium pressure.
    C
    For reaction `CI_2(g)+3F_2(g)hArr2CIF_3(g),DeltaH=-329kJ` ,dissociation of `CIF_3(g)` will be favoured by additon of inert gas at constant pressure.
    D
    Reaction stops at equilibrium (microscopically).

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    First Ionisation Energy of `N gt` First Ionisation Energy of O- atom
    B
    First Ionisation Energy of `N^(oplus) lt` First Ionsiation Energy of `O^(oplus)` atom
    C
    First Ionisation Energy of `N lt` First Ionisation Energy of `N^(oplus)` atom
    D
    First Ionisation Energy of `O^(oplus) lt` Second Ionisation Energy of O- atom

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