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This document contains various questions related to physics and chemistry. Topics covered include conditions for total internal reflection, reaction rates, refractive index, alcohol formation, doping, and more. The questions are suitable for secondary school students.
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## Conditions for total internal reflection of light: - Light should travel from a denser medium to a rarer medium. - Critical angle should be greater than 90 degrees. ## What is rate of reaction? - Rate of reaction is also known as reaction rate. - It is defined as the change in concentration...
## Conditions for total internal reflection of light: - Light should travel from a denser medium to a rarer medium. - Critical angle should be greater than 90 degrees. ## What is rate of reaction? - Rate of reaction is also known as reaction rate. - It is defined as the change in concentration of reactant and product w.r.t. time. ## What do you mean by refractive index? - Refractive index is also known as refraction index or index of refraction. - It is defined as the ratio of the speed of light in a vacuum to its speed in a specific medium ## How alcohol is formed? - By hydrolysis of haloalkanes with water or hot alkali. - Chemical reaction: R-X + OH → R-OH + X' ## Write the unit and dimension of permittivity - Unit of permittivity is Farad per meter (Fm-1). - Dimension of permittivity is [MLT<sup>-2</sup>A<sup>-2</sup>]. ## What is doping? - The process of mixing suitable impurities in pure semiconductor is known as doping. ## Convert 18 into a binary number. 18 in binary is (10010)<sub>2</sub> ## Define a rectifier. - A device which converts AC into DC is known as rectifier. ## Write functional formula of carboxylic acid, alcohol and ether. - Carboxylic acid - COOH - Alcohol - -OH - Either - -O- ## Write IUPAC name of HCOOH - Formic acid or methanoic acid. ## If critical angle is 45 degrees than find refractive index of that medium. - μ = 1/sinC - μ = 1/sin(45) - μ = 1/√2 - μ = √2/2 ## Obtain refractive index of a prism: - Here, i+e = δm+A - For minimum deviation of light, δ<sub>1</sub> = δ<sub>2</sub> = δ - i = e - From equation(1), r<sub>1</sub> + r<sub>2</sub> = A - 2r = A - r = A/2 - From equation (2), i +e = δm+A - 2i = δm+A - i = (δm+A)/2 - From Snell's law, μ = sinr/sini - μ = sin(δm+A)/2 / sin(A/2)