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RakeshBhuse

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Chemical Engineering
Mumbai University (MU)

Top contributions by RakeshBhuse

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What is Pointer? Explain its advantages and disadvantages of it
fundamentals of computer programming updated 2.7 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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What are the differences between while and do while loop?
fundamentals of computer programming updated 2.7 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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Write a difference between elementary and non-elementary reactions
advanced engineering chemistry updated 3.2 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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What is purpose and use of Structure in C
fundamentals of computer programming updated 2.7 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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For a gas reaction at of 400 K the rate is reported as
advanced engineering chemistry updated 3.2 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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Explain the design steps of FIR filters using windows techniques and compare windows.
digital signal processing updated 2.7 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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What are the differences between malloc () and calloc () function?
fundamentals of computer programming updated 2.7 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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On doubling the concentration of reactant, the rate of reaction triples. Find the reaction order.
advanced engineering chemistry updated 3.2 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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At 500 K the rate of a bimolecular reaction is ten times the rate at 400 K. Find the activation energy for this reaction (a) from Arrhenius law, (b) from collision theory, (c) what is the perce
advanced engineering chemistry updated 3.2 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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Calculate the time required to burn to completion spherical particles of graphite (radius 12 mm, bulk density 2.4 g/cc) in a 12% oxygen stream at 900C and 1 atm.
advanced engineering chemistry updated 3.2 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: What is Pointer? Explain its advantages and disadvantages of it
updated 2.7 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: How many friends must you have to guarantee that at least five of them will have
updated 3.4 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: Solve the following equations by Gauss-Seidel Method. $28x+4y-z=32 2x+17y+4z=
updated 3.4 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: Fit a Poisson distribution to following data
updated 3.4 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: Calculate the hardness of water sample (using Azeolite bed exhausted method)
updated 3.4 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: What are the differences between while and do while loop?
updated 2.7 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: Design a regime channel for discharge of 50cumec and silt factor 1.1. Use Laceys
updated 3.3 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: A vector field is given by \[ \overline {F} = (x^2 + xy^2)i + (y^2 + x^2 y)j. Sh
updated 3.4 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: For a gas reaction at of 400 K the rate is reported as
updated 3.2 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k
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A: The discharge of water through a rectangular channel of width 8m is 15 m3/sec wh
updated 3.3 years ago by RakeshBhuse • 3.2k

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