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Important Questions on Basic Concepts Atoms & Molecules

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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 2 - Basic Concepts Atoms & Molecules>QUESTIONS>Q 8
Matter is destructible.
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 2 - Basic Concepts Atoms & Molecules>QUESTIONS>Q 9
Atoms of different elements are different in all respects.
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 2 - Basic Concepts Atoms & Molecules>QUESTIONS>Q 10
Atoms of the same element are similar in all respects.
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 2 - Basic Concepts Atoms & Molecules>QUESTIONS>Q 11
The law of definite proportions is also called the law of constant proportions.
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 2 - Basic Concepts Atoms & Molecules>QUESTIONS>Q 12
The law of reciprocal proportions was enunciated by Richter.
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 2 - Basic Concepts Atoms & Molecules>QUESTIONS>Q 13
John Dalton formulated the law of multiple proportions.
 
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 2 - Basic Concepts Atoms & Molecules>QUESTIONS>Q 14
Atoms of different elements always combine in simple ratio to form their compounds.
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Bureau's Higher Secondary Chemistry Volume-1>Chapter 2 - Basic Concepts Atoms & Molecules>QUESTIONS>Q 15
Proust formulated the law of definite proportions.