Read the following sentences carefully and briefly justify the answer: (i) Combustion of Benzene produces carbon rich sooty flame. (ii) Standard Hydrogen Electrode (SHE) is used to measure standard potential of electrodes. (iii) Water boiling in a steel bowl is an open thermodynamic system. (iv) 22.4 liter O2 gas at STP will have 6.023x1023 O2 molecules.

Read the following sentences carefully and briefly justify the answer: (i) Combustion of Benzene produces carbon rich sooty flame. (ii) Standard Hydrogen Electrode (SHE) is used to measure standard potential of electrodes. (iii) Water boiling in a steel bowl is an open thermodynamic system. (iv) 22.4 liter O2 gas at STP will have 6.023x1023 O2 molecules.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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