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Hydrocarbons | CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Notes
CBSE Class 11 Chemistry notes on Hydrocarbons: classification and naming, alkanes, alkenes and alkynes, their reactions, and aromatic hydrocarbons.
27 min read →Organic Chemistry: Some Basic Principles and Techniques | CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Notes
CBSE Class 11 Chemistry notes on Organic Chemistry, Basic Principles: structures, IUPAC naming, isomerism, electronic effects and purification methods.
30 min read →Redox Reactions | CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Notes
CBSE Class 11 Chemistry notes on Redox Reactions: oxidation and reduction as electron transfer, oxidation numbers and balancing redox equations.
30 min read →Equilibrium | CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Notes
CBSE Class 11 Chemistry notes on Equilibrium: dynamic equilibrium, physical and chemical equilibria, equilibrium constants and reaction quotients.
28 min read →Thermodynamics | CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Notes
CBSE Class 11 Chemistry notes on Thermodynamics: thermodynamic systems, state functions, internal energy, heat and work and the first law.
25 min read →Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure | CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Notes
CBSE Class 11 Chemistry notes on Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure: chemical bonds, Lewis structures, formal charge and the octet rule.
29 min read →Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties | CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Notes
CBSE Class 11 Chemistry notes on Periodicity in Properties: the modern periodic law, atomic radii, ionisation enthalpy and electronegativity.
27 min read →Structure of Atom | CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Notes
CBSE Class 11 Chemistry notes on Structure of Atom: subatomic particles, atomic models, atomic and mass numbers and electromagnetic radiation.
25 min read →Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry | CBSE Class 11 Chemistry Notes
CBSE Class 11 Chemistry notes on Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry: the mole concept, empirical formulas, stoichiometry and limiting reagents.
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