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Hence, as temperature increases more electrons move to conduction band thereby decreasing the resistance of semiconductor () The diode under forward biasing is sketched in Fig. ( and the diode under reverse biasing in Fig. i. (© From the diagram, through a point Particle of mass m eration where jar Q (a) As given week penne) mounar cuNeY reper cue In general for system consisting of many particles = Omra) cele ay Where I= moment of inertia about axis of rotation = mr? Gi) From Bq (2) tela de and anf? (eat of change of angular velocity) ida valde 2) Now angular momentum of abody about axis rotation Leto ~ paWe ara © Therefore, Ea. (2) becomes a through Tength 3t?-6t +8 pret a P3268 v= 607 = 6-6 and acon Santee 66-0) ar -6 aut GeO fgven, 12-620 = tefeoss (b) Let N,,N,Ny be normal reactions on Iasi! 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In each fission reaction, ‘amount of energy is iuerto the mass defect occurs, its into two nucle. In other 1 say that the binding energy per phe nuclei obtained as a result of more as compared to the binding ergy Per nucleon of the parent nucleus. 100 °. ‘Nuclear fusion isthe process in which two light weight nuclei come close to each other with in the range of aractve force (= 1 fm). These may ‘combine to form a heavy nucleus. This process is possible from an energy point of view because the binding energy per nucleon is smalt for light nuclei and inereases with atomic mass Aunt A is about 50. Also, inthis reaction a large amount of energy is eleased. This energy appears inthe form of kinetic energy or in some ather form. (@) The heat required at constant pressure a= ACA Change a tempera aoe uence ere @ 300), 2s A beige gs centre 7831 00730 ar axgaann 8S (oC) when bagi heated Consul initially safitre of various Stony of ba eres, sae ito bie nate bt ates ep npr of 5) Dako! 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Thus, these zave following srucrare: F : pe P F F Serre. ; Se P c or nt F “This iscalled px ~ prbackbondingwhichismost effective in BR, a in it this overlapping occurs bberween 2p(ofF) and2p(ofB) ocbitals. Thisisthe reason why BF, has least tendency to accept lone pair of electron. Hence, BBs is stronger Lewis, acid than BR. {@) Sulphur belongs to 3rd period, hence, ichas ‘maximum covslency equal to 6. Therefore, SF, can be hydrolysed as it can form hexa covalent ‘intermediate complex with two 11,0. molecules. Bur SH, cannot be hydrolysed as it cannot form such intermediate complex (la (CHy}SIOH, Siatom form px—de Donding with O-arom as it has vacant orbitals (unlike C) hence © — H bond is weaker in (CH,),SiOH than thar in {CHL} COH. Therefore, (CH) SIOH is more acid than (Cil,},COH. (@) Bthyne is acidic in. nature, hence, its hydrogen forms hydrogen bonding with hydrogen Muoride. 3. (3) The groups which increase electron density ining (e+ Igroup) activate benzene rng towards "electrophilic substitution. N(CH), and —CH,N"(CH,). bs groups decrease electron density in bes ng, theefore,"deaeiate ing tra lecicophilic substitution. 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Similarly structures (iii) and (iv) .are also enantiomers. Structures (i) and (iii) [or (iv)] and structures Gi) and (HD or Gv) are diastereomers 9. (a) There are tve geometrical isomers posible for (PUNT,XCINPyHBO] as it has. square planar structure. Nis Ney EX LX None of these isomers show optical isomerism, (0) Colon) Fin this complexion, cobalt isn + Soxidation sate Co far 34st co = WATT [ Oxalate is weaker ligand, hybridisation takes place so that resulting ion is paramagnetic (due fo presence of four unpaited electrons). hence, sp'd? ‘optical isomers, [CoF,P” + This ion is, aso octahed paramagnetic due to sp°d? hybrids this ion cannot shows optical isomer presence of plane and centre of 4 tom Miter Horm 10, (a) Molecular orbital configurations of these species are s follows : NyO3€)= KK" (@2}Go 29}ta2p, (2,7 (o2p,F sbond order = 3 (9-4) =.25 Np (15e") = KK"(02s)"(0" 25 Fe (2p, ‘As the bond order &f t hance, their bond so be equal. i) Fy and_O;” are Woelecrronie (18 ¢ in Oe ies, dence, their bond length will be samme. ‘are also isoelectronic (14e" in ce, their bond order and bond ‘ako be same. ind oxygen are in the same period species are sane, ing close proximity in their. size, refore, these can form multiple bond t© ‘This ion shows optical isomerism and it has wc arise to CO molecule (C =O}, Whereas Si is quite larger in size, therefore, its multiple bond with oxygen is not so stable. 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