Ans- in both free and combined state
Ans- 0.02%
Ans- 0.03%
Ans- alkene
Ans- 6
Ans- good conductor
Ans- high
Ans- 4
Ans- 4
Ans- covalent compound
Ans- co-connector
Ans- a bond
Ans- double bond
Ans- triple bond
Ans- Methane (CH₄)
Ans- Biogas and Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
Ans- NH₃
Ans- covalent bond or bond pair
Ans- covalent compound
Ans- low [Exception - Diamond]
Ans- Insulator
Ans- good conductor
Ans- in liquid and gaseous state (Glucose, except sugar and urea)
Ans- 2 (two)
Ans- nonpolar covalent bond
Ans- polar covalent bond
Ans- diamond and graphite
Ans- Diamond
Ans- Dimond
Ans-
panel → 8
refractive index → high
Ans- Insulator
Ans- of diamond
Ans- tetrahedral
Ans- 4 (four)
Ans- hexagonal
Ans- 3 (three)
Ans- smooth and slippery
Ans- good conductor
Ans- of graphite
Ans- fullerene
Ans- like football
Ans- good conductor
Ans- high
Ans- chaining (self-bonding or catenation)
Ans- single bond, double bond and triple bond
Ans- saturated compound
Ans- unsaturated compound
Ans- permanent
Ans- huge (much)
Ans- hydrocarbons
Ans- 4 (four)
Ans- saturated hydrocarbons
Ans- active
Ans- less reactive
Ans- alkane
Ans- CnH₂n + 2
Ans- Methane (CH₄)
Ans- unsaturated hydrocarbons
Ans- more active
Ans- CnH2n
Ans- Ethene (C₂H₄)
Ans- CnH2n-2
Ans- Ethene (C₂H₂)
Ans- Saturated and unsaturated carbon compounds
Ans- CnH2n-2 (Like alkene)
Ans- Single bond and Double bond
Ans- Benzene (C₆H₆)
Ans-
Isomer or isomer
And this component is called → Isomerism
Ans- Normal Alkane
Ans- Iso Alkane
Ans- Neo Alkane
Ans- Hydrocarbons
Ans- Odd Atom
Ans- Functional group
Ans- Functional group
Ans- Homogeneous category
Ans- CH₂ of
Ans- Functional group
Ans- Two, [Common Name and IUPAC]
Ans- Propane (C₃H₈)
Ans- International union of pure and applied chemistry
Ans- Two (Normal butane and Iso butane)
Ans-
Ans-
(-OH) → Alcohol
(-CHo) → Aldehyde
(=Co) → Ketones
(-CooH) → Carboxylic acid
Ans- CnH2n (Alkyne)
Ans- CnH2n-1 (Alkyne)
Ans- C₅H₁₁Br
Ans- CH₃CooH
Ans- C₅H₁₁CHO
Ans- CH₃CoC₂H₅
Ans- Oxidation
Ans- of Oxy-Acetylene
Ans- Yes
Ans- No
Ans- 92.3%
Ans- As fuels
Ans- Volatile matter
Ans- by living mass
Ans- Non-renewable source
Ans- Oxidation reaction
Ans- in ethanoic acid
Ans- of various hydrocarbons
Ans- Oxidation reaction
Ans- oxidising agent
Ans- Collection reaction
Ans- of repellents
Ans- Catalyst
Ans- Low working
Ans- Hydrogenation reaction
Ans- In making vegetable ghee from vegetable oil (edible oil)
Ans- unsaturated fatty acids
Ans- Profitable
Ans- Harmful
Ans- Saturated fatty acids
Ans- Substitution reaction
Ans- with saturated hydrocarbons
Ans- Chlorination
Ans- Second
Ans- In liquid state
Ans- Colorless, neutral and good solvent
Ans- Sweet
Ans- Methanol
Ans- Poisonous
Ans- Exothermic
Ans- Catalyst
Ans- Ethanoic acid
Ans- Acetic acid
Ans- Vinegar
Ans- Ester
Ans- Estimation
Ans- In the manufacture of artificial perfumes and perfumes
Ans- Saponification
Ans- Soap
Ans- Sodium ethanoate (Sodium acetate)
Ans- Sharp
Ans- Solute
Ans- Acidic
Ans- Soap and Detergent
Ans- from fatty acids
Ans- Fatty acid
Ans- Soap
Ans- Alkaline
Ans- in two parts
The first part - carboxylate anion
Second part - sodium cation
Ans- Insoluble
Ans- of micelles
Ans- Detergent
Ans- even in hard water
Ans- like soap
Ans- more soluble
Ans- with soap
Ans- of chain
Ans- Fourth: Due to valency and catenation properties
Ans-
Single bond → Alkene
Double bond → Alkene
Tri-bond → Alkyne
Ans- Straight, branched or annular
Ans- CH₂ of
Ans- water-loving and water-loving
Ans- CH₄ (Methane)
Ans- (d) Wood
Ans- CH₄ (Methane)
Ans- (a) C₂H₄
Ans- (a) propane
Ans- Blue
Ans- Ketone
Ans- Fuel is not burning completely
Ans- Unsaturated hydrocarbons
Ans- Alkyne
Ans- by detergent
Ans- Carboxylic acid
Ans- unsaturated compound
Ans- Carbon-di-oxide (CO₂) and water (H₂O)
Ans- Nickel
Ans- Hydrogen gas
Ans- Triple bond
Ans- Ethanoic acid
Ans- Acetic acid
Ans- Glycerol
Ans- Sodium lauryl sulfate
Ans- 60
Ans- 4
Ans- It does not give ions in solution
Ans- (b) Helium
Ans- (d) Oxygen
Ans- Butane
Ans- Methyl isocyanide
Ans- CnH2n+1CHO
Ans- (d) All
Ans- Soap and glycerol
Ans- Metabolic process slows down
Ans- CHCl₃
Ans- 4 (Four)
Ans- 3 (Three)
Ans- Alcohol (Ethanol)
Ans- in soft water
Ans- (d) benzene
Ans- Autotrophic
Ans- Glucose
Ans-
Ans- 7 is a covalent bond.
Ans- 3 (Three)
Ans- 1:3
Ans- 3
Ans- C₆H₆
Ans- (b) NaCl
Ans- Anaerobic
Ans- Alkene
Ans- Methyl chloride
Ans-
Ans- (c) C₃H₄
Ans- N₂O (nitrous oxide)
Ans- (c) C₆H₆
Ans- C₂H₅OH
Ans- 6
Ans- Anaerobic
Ans- 7