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Yes, it would react similarly, since boric oxide is similar to carbon dioxide in dissolving water and will produce boric acid as result Solution Yes, it would react similarly, since boric oxide is similar to carbon dioxide in dissolving water and will produce boric acid as result.

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for a compound to be soluble in water 1. it should have a large dipolemoment or 2. it should be ionic or 3. it should form H bond with water in first pair CH3CH2CH3 is non polar and is not soluble but CH2OHCHOHCH2OH is soluble in water by making H bonds. in second pair Though CH3Cl has little dipolemoment HCl has very higher dipolemomet because of charge separation and is readily soluble in water Solution for a compound to be soluble in water 1. it should have a large dipolemoment or 2. it should be ionic or 3. it should form H bond with water in first pair CH3CH2CH3 is non polar and is not soluble but CH2OHCHOHCH2OH is soluble in water by making H bonds. in second pair Though CH3Cl has little dipolemoment HCl has very higher dipolemomet because of charge separation and is readily soluble in water.

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the electron rich molecule is a central Xe with 4 F singlebonded to it, 1 lone pair, and 1 oxygen molecule double bonded toit (if this is confusing the molecule is called xenonoxytetrafluoride so you can google it or whatever) XeF6+H2O XeOF4 +2HF Solution the electron rich molecule is a central Xe with 4 F singlebonded to it, 1 lone pair, and 1 oxygen molecule double bonded toit (if this is confusing the molecule is called xenonoxytetrafluoride so you can google it or whatever) XeF6+H2O XeOF4 +2HF.

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The given formulae themselves are explicit. Explicit means direct i.e., the ones having a clear expression of one variable in terms of several others which is the case here, as an is expressed as a direct function of n and several lower order terms. By direct or clear we mean that expression which represents, the variable (on the LHS of the equation) that is expressed, as a function of other variables does not involve the expressed variable (in the RHS of the equation). Solution The given formulae themselves are explicit. Explicit means direct i.e., the ones having a clear expression of one variable in terms of several others which is the case here, as an is expressed as a direct function of n and several lower order terms. By direct or clear we mean that expression which represents, the variable (on the LHS of the equation) that is expressed, as a function of other variables does not involve the expressed variable (in the RHS of the equation)..

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