The rate at which a chemical substance reacts is proportional to its
A.equivalent weight
B.atomic weight
C.molecular weight
D.active mass
A.equivalent weight
B.atomic weight
C.molecular weight
D.active mass
A.Avogadro’s law
B.Graham’s law
C.Boyle’s law
D.Charle’s law
A.ethyl magnesium chloride
B.ethyl chloride
C.sodium sulphate
D.sodium cabonate
A.Reduce fluid flow friction losses
B.Reduce pressure drop
C.Increase pressure drop
D.Increase the rate of heat transfer
E.Neutralise viscous friction
A.hot concentrated HNO3
B.concentrated HNO3 containing dissolved NO2
C.the purest form of HNO3
D.a mixture of concentrated HNO3 and concentrated HCI
A.their atomic weight
B.their molecular weight
C.their equivalent weight
D.the square of their equivalent weight
A.conduction
B.natural connection
C.Forced convection
D.radiation
A.1000 to 10,000
B.100 to 1000
C.10 to 100
D.0.003 to 0.01