Hygroscopic and Deliquescence
Hygroscopic and Deliquescence: Overview
This Topic covers sub-topics such as Hygroscopic Substances and Deliquescent Substances
Important Questions on Hygroscopic and Deliquescence
Which of the following is a hygroscopic gas?
Why is CaCl2 used as a drying agent?
What is a common property of hygroscopic and deliquescent substances?
What happens when NaOH is left exposed to air?
Which deliquescent substance is used in fertilizers?
Which process is opposite to hygroscopicity?
Why is silica gel used in medicine bottles?
How can deliquescent substances be stored effectively?
Which of the following is a hygroscopic salt?
What is the term for the release of water from a substance?
Why are deliquescent substances not suitable for storing food?
Which of these is NOT a deliquescent substance?
Which property allows silica gel to protect items from moisture?
What is the main use of deliquescent substances?
Which of these substances is NOT hygroscopic?
How do hygroscopic and deliquescent substances differ?
Which of the following is an example of a deliquescent substance?
What happens to deliquescent substances when exposed to air?
Which of the following is a hygroscopic substance?
What is the property of hygroscopic substances?
