Q. A saturated solution of lead (II) contains 0.99g per 100 g of water, therefore it is regarded as

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Q. Number of grams of compound needed to saturate 100g of water is defined for

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Q. The reduction in solubility of dissolved salt is gained by the addition of a solution of compound, which has an ion common with that of dissolved salt it is

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Q. The solubility of silver chloride ions is reduced by the addition of Cl⁻

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Q. When an undissolved ionic compound comes in contact with a saturated solution, there is an establishment of

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Q. When two solutions are mixed solubility product helps in determining whether there will be production of

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Q. Such a solution which can hold no more a of a solute is termed as

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Q. The solubility of ionic compound which contain common ion is les than its solubility in

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Q. The solubility product is only applicable to

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Q. Sodium Stearate is the main component of

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Q. The units of solubility depend upon number and type of

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Q. The shell of Nautilus is composed in sea when there is higher concentration of

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Q. Law relating to concentrations of substances present at equilibrium and to the stoichiometric equation is known as

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Q. In our blood, hemoglobin is bound to oxygen in an

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Q. The simple relationship between equilibrium concentrations of reactants and products with stoichiometry is called as

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Q. First calculations on equilibrium were carried out by

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Q. On increasing concentration of one or more reactants, more products will be generated until

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Q. The position of equilibrium explains the amounts of

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Q. If the equilibrium is disturbed by changing temperature, the concentration of products will

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Q. The rate of a chemical reaction is increased by a substance called

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