(d) Complete the following statements: (i) The three are solid, liquid and (ii) The three scales are degree Celsius, Kelvin and (iii) Pure substances have a composition whereas mixtures have a composition. Homogeneous mixtures have a composition. When a solute is in water, the homogeneous mixture formed is called (iv) COSO4 is whereas COSO4•7H2O is (v) NaF(s) contains an bond. bond whereas H2(g) contains a (vi) To remove the water molecules from CuSO4-5H2O we heat the sample of this compound with
(d) Complete the following statements: (i) The three are solid, liquid and (ii) The three scales are degree Celsius, Kelvin and (iii) Pure substances have a composition whereas mixtures have a composition. Homogeneous mixtures have a composition. When a solute is in water, the homogeneous mixture formed is called (iv) COSO4 is whereas COSO4•7H2O is (v) NaF(s) contains an bond. bond whereas H2(g) contains a (vi) To remove the water molecules from CuSO4-5H2O we heat the sample of this compound with
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Transcribed Image Text:(d) Complete the following statements:
(i) The three
are solid, liquid and
(ii) The three
scales are degree Celsius, Kelvin and
(iii) Pure substances have a
composition whereas mixtures have a
composition. Homogeneous mixtures have a
composition. When a solute
is
in water, the homogeneous mixture formed is called
(iv) CoSO4 is
whereas CoSO4:7H2O is
(v) NaF(s) contains an
bond.
bond whereas H2(g) contains a
(vi) To remove the water molecules from CUSO4 5H2O we heat the sample of this compound with
a
which has a blue flame and we cool the sample in a
which contains silica gel.
(vii) The Group 8A (Group 18) elements are collectively known as
3
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