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The quantity of the limiting reactant
The quantity of the product formed
The amount of excess reagent
The amount of substance left
Excluded Volume
Effective Volume
Incompressible Volume
Actual Volume
Ne
Ar
Kr
Xe
Monoclinic
Hexagonal
Trigonal
Triclinic
Covalent in nature
Delocalized Covalent
Localized Covalent
Coordinate Covalent
Increase in ionization energy values
Decrease in ionization energy values
Decrease in atomic size
Increase in electron afinity
Bond order 2.5
Three unpaired electrons
Diamagnetic behaviour
No unpaired electron
Bond length
Charge to mass ration
Electronegetivity difference
Bond Polarity
Right side
Left side
In mind
Can not be predicted
Temperature
Pressure
Volume
No of moles
0.01 K
0.001 K
0.1 K
1 K
30% Phenol 70% Water
35% Phenol 65% Water
34% Phenol 66% Water
44% Phenol 56% Water
Penta-hydrated
Di-hydrated
Hepta-hydrated
Anhydrous
Degree of ionization
Electrolytic Conduction
Ionic product of water
Metallic Conduction
Rate of reaction
Extent of reaction
Rate constant
Order of reaction
Temperature on the rate of reaction
Volume on the rate of reaction
Pressure on the rate of reaction
No of moles on the rate of reaction
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