1. B// Give a suitable example for each of the following: 1. Additive property of a material. 2. Solid in solid dispersion. LIN 3. Recent propellant used in cosmetics. 4. Equation used to calculate osmotic pressure depending on temperature. 5. Equation used to measure molecular weight depending on freezing point depression. 6. Aprotic solvent. 7. Amphoteric compound. 8. Equation to calculate hydrogen ion concentration in a solution containing two weak acids. 9. Recent propellant used in inhalers. 10. Solid in gas dispersion.
1. B// Give a suitable example for each of the following: 1. Additive property of a material. 2. Solid in solid dispersion. LIN 3. Recent propellant used in cosmetics. 4. Equation used to calculate osmotic pressure depending on temperature. 5. Equation used to measure molecular weight depending on freezing point depression. 6. Aprotic solvent. 7. Amphoteric compound. 8. Equation to calculate hydrogen ion concentration in a solution containing two weak acids. 9. Recent propellant used in inhalers. 10. Solid in gas dispersion.
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1. Additive property of a material.
2. Solid in solid dispersion.
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3. Recent propellant used in cosmetics.
4. Equation used to calculate osmotic pressure depending on temperature.
5. Equation used to measure molecular weight depending on freezing point depression.
6. Aprotic solvent.
7. Amphoteric compound.
8. Equation to calculate hydrogen ion concentration in a solution containing two weak acids.
9. Recent propellant used in inhalers.
10. Solid in gas dispersion.
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