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GATE CY 2024 Question Paper (03-Feb-2024) (Shift 1)

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Question No: 46Difficulty: mediumMarks: 2mcqAnswered correctly: 0%
The correct statement for a thermally initiated radical polymerization in a solution is:
(Assume: Steady-state and equal reactivity of the propagating radicals, termination reactions are only by combination, and no chain transfer reaction.
Given: = rate of polymerization, DP = degree of polymerization, [I] = initiator concentration, and [M] = monomer concentration.)
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If and are the molecular and molar translational partition functions of , respectively, then =
(N is the Avogadro number)
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Among the following, the NMR active nucleus(nuclei) is (are)
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The complex(es) that exhibit(s) optical isomerism is (are)
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In aqueous solution of , the allowed transition(s) is (are)

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