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49. All d-block elements are transition metals T'ransition metals and compounds function as catalyst because they contain available empty d-orbital's 50. Ethoxyethane has Butan-l-ol (1-butanol) molecules are held by hydrogen bonds which are stronger than van der wanl's f'orces of'attraction in ethoxyethane. a lower boiling point than butan-l -ol (I -butanol).

49. All d-block elements are transition metals T'ransition metals and compounds function as catalyst because they contain available empty d-orbital's 50. Ethoxyethane has Butan-l-ol (1-butanol) molecules are held by hydrogen bonds which are stronger than van der wanl's f'orces of'attraction in ethoxyethane. a lower boiling point than butan-l -ol (I -butanol).

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FIRST STATEMENT SECOND STATEMENT 47. Chlorination of methyl benzene in UV light proceeds via free radical substitution Methyl benzene is oxidized to benzoic acid by H'/K Mn0.(aq) 48 The hydrogen atom The hydrogen atom slhows only one series of spectral lines contains only one electron 49. All d-block clements are transition metals Transition: metals and compounds lunction as catalyst because they contain available empty d-orbital's 50. Ethoxyethane has a lower boiling point than butan-l -ol Butan-l-ol (i-butanol) molecules are held by hydrogen bonds which are stronger than van der wanl's forces ol attraction in ethoxyethane. (1 -butanol).
Transcribed Image Text:FIRST STATEMENT SECOND STATEMENT 47. Chlorination of methyl benzene in UV light proceeds via free radical substitution Methyl benzene is oxidized to benzoic acid by H'/K Mn0.(aq) 48 The hydrogen atom The hydrogen atom slhows only one series of spectral lines contains only one electron 49. All d-block clements are transition metals Transition: metals and compounds lunction as catalyst because they contain available empty d-orbital's 50. Ethoxyethane has a lower boiling point than butan-l -ol Butan-l-ol (i-butanol) molecules are held by hydrogen bonds which are stronger than van der wanl's forces ol attraction in ethoxyethane. (1 -butanol).
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