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False
True
A buffer solution is a solution
of a strong acid and a weak
base.Ans
Liqude has a definite shape
.and volume
Methanol prepared by
fermentation, using starch
and sugar as the raw
.materials
In reduction-oxidation
reactions, electrons move
from oxidized atoms to
.reduced atoms
Hydrocarbons are
compounds composed of
carbon, oxygen and hydrogen
atoms bonded to each other
.by covalent bonds
Organic precipitating agents
are more selective than
.inorganic precipitants
The end point: is the point in
a titration when the amount
of added standard reagent is
equivalent to the amount of
. analyte
A primary standard is a
highly purified compound
that serve as a reference
material in all volumetric
.method
Alkanes react with chlorine in
ultraviolet light to produce an
.alkyl chloride
A short wavelength of light
means that the frequency will
be higher and a Lower
.energy

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