Embibe Experts Solutions for Chapter: Carbon and its Compounds, Exercise 1: Exercise 1

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Attempt the practice questions on Chapter 6: Carbon and its Compounds, Exercise 1: Exercise 1 with hints and solutions to strengthen your understanding. Chemistry Crash Course NDA & NA EE solutions are prepared by Experienced Embibe Experts.

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Chemistry Crash Course NDA & NA EE>Chapter 6 - Carbon and its Compounds>Exercise 1>Q 5

The most stable form of carbon is:

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Chemistry Crash Course NDA & NA EE>Chapter 6 - Carbon and its Compounds>Exercise 1>Q 6

Why is graphite used in electrolytic cells?

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Chemistry Crash Course NDA & NA EE>Chapter 6 - Carbon and its Compounds>Exercise 1>Q 9

Which of the following carbon compounds will not give a sooty flame?

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Chemistry Crash Course NDA & NA EE>Chapter 6 - Carbon and its Compounds>Exercise 1>Q 11

Biogas consists of mainly:

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Chemistry Crash Course NDA & NA EE>Chapter 6 - Carbon and its Compounds>Exercise 1>Q 15

The formation of coal from wood is

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Chemistry Crash Course NDA & NA EE>Chapter 6 - Carbon and its Compounds>Exercise 1>Q 16

Charcoal is activated by treating with _____.

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Chemistry Crash Course NDA & NA EE>Chapter 6 - Carbon and its Compounds>Exercise 1>Q 17

Coal gas is a mixture of-

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Chemistry Crash Course NDA & NA EE>Chapter 6 - Carbon and its Compounds>Exercise 1>Q 18

Maximum calorific value is of