DENSITY,MELTING AND BOILING POINTS

MELTING & BOILING POINT & DENSITY & METALLIC CHARACTER

Physical Properties - Physical State|Melting & Boiling Point|Density|Solubility|Haloalkanes Tend To Dissolve In Organic Solvents|NCERT Question|OMR|Summary

Questions|Physical Properties|Solubility|Density|Melting And Boiling Points|Summary

Tc the element below Mn in the periodic table, would be expected to have high values for its : (I) boiling point , (II) melting point (III) density

Change Of State Of Matter|Effect Of Change Of Temperature|Solid To Liquid - Melting|Significance Of Melting Point Temperature |Liquid To Gas Boiling Or Vapourisation|Significance Of Boiling Point Temperature |Gas To Liquid Change: Condensation|Liquid To S

P Block Elements|Periodic Table|Electronic Configuration|Atomic Radii|Ionisation Enthalpy|Electron Gain Enthalpy|Electronegativity|Mass | Density | Boiling & Melting Point|OMR

A certain liquid has a melting point of 50^(@)C and a boiling point of 150^(@)C . A thermometer is designed with this liquid and its melting and boiling points are designated as 0^(@)L and 100^(@)L . The melting and boiling points of water on this scale are

Consider the following statements (I) In a group of isomeric acyclic compounds, normal compound always has the highest boiling and melting points. (II) Greater the branching in alkanes, tower is the boiling point . (III) Melting point of alkanes depend upon the packing of molecules in the crystalline lattice . Select the correct statements