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Verified chemistry OBJ:
1DABDCCDBDD
11ABBACBADAB
21CADBCCAAAB
3ai)
It states that all pure samples of the same compound contain the same elements combine in the same proportion by mass
3aii)
-They have the s sub orbital
-They are soft metals
-They occupy group1 of the periodic table
-Their carbonates are soluble in water
-They are the most electropositive metals
-Their nitrates decompose to give nitrites and oxygen
2 NaNO3 – > 2 NaNO2 (s ) O 2 (g)
3b)
Using dilution formular
C 1 V 1 =C 2 V 2
25 * 1 =0 .2 * V 2
V 2 =25 * 1 / 0 . 2
V 2 =125 cm ^ 3
3ci)
-Fat are solids , oils are liquids
-Fats have high boiling point oil have low boiling point
3cii)
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Major initiatives[ edit]
Roadmap for Power Sector Reform[ edit]
On 2 August 2010, Jonathan launched his 'Roadmap for Power Sector Reform‘. [30]Its primary goal was to achieve stable electricity supply in Nigeria.
Historically, the Nigerian Power Sector has been plagued by blackouts. Economists estimate that power outages have cost Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy, billions of dollars in imported diesel for generators and lost output. In a study conducted by the World Bank, a lack of access to financing and electricity were cited as Nigeria's main obstacles to development, surpassing corrupt
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To know we are sure and confirm, these are some of the questions and answer 2016 Neco chemistry Answers
Verified chemistry OBJ:
1DABDCCDBDD
11ABBACBADAB
21CADBCCAAAB
3ai)
It states that all pure samples of the same compound contain the same elements combine in the same proportion by mass
3aii)
-They have the s sub orbital
-They are soft metals
-They occupy group1 of the periodic table
-Their carbonates are soluble in water
-They are the most electropositive metals
-Their nitrates decompose to give nitrites and oxygen
2 NaNO3 – > 2 NaNO2 (s ) O 2 (g)
3b)
Using dilution formular
C 1 V 1 =C 2 V 2
25 * 1 =0 .2 * V 2
V 2 =25 * 1 / 0 . 2
V 2 =125 cm ^ 3
3ci)
-Fat are solids , oils are liquids
-Fats have high boiling point oil have low boiling point
3cii)
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And call us on 07088676564, receive it nowof the votes. [26] [27] [28]On 18 April, Jonathan was declared the winner of the election. [29]
Major initiatives[ edit]
Roadmap for Power Sector Reform[ edit]
On 2 August 2010, Jonathan launched his 'Roadmap for Power Sector Reform‘. [30]Its primary goal was to achieve stable electricity supply in Nigeria.
Historically, the Nigerian Power Sector has been plagued by blackouts. Economists estimate that power outages have cost Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy, billions of dollars in imported diesel for generators and lost output. In a study conducted by the World Bank, a lack of access to financing and electricity were cited as Nigeria's main obstacles to development, surpassing corrupt
