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#1. When 0.01 Kg Of CaCO3 Is Decomposed, The CO2 Produced Occupies A Volume At S.T.P.
#2. The No. Of Covalent Bond In 10gm Of NH3 Are
#3. No. Of Molecules Present In 10gm Of Water Are
#4. The No. Of Covalent Bonds Present In 10gm Of Water Are
#5. The Least No. Of Molecules Present In 30 gm. Of
#6. Which Of The Following Has Highest Percentage Of Nitrogen
#7. 0.1 Mole Of Na3PO4 Completely Dissociates In Water To Produce Na+
#8. Efficiency Of Chemical Reaction Can Be Checked By Calculating
#9. A Limiting Reactant Is One
#10. Stoichiometry Is The Branch Of Chemistry Which Deals With The Study Of Quantitative Relationship Among The Various
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