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Second attempt, and I keep dropping the same 2–3 marks in this chapter every test. Not because I don't know it, but because the options in MCQs are designed to look similar. Last week's chapter test had a match-the-colum
Second attempt, so I should know this by now, but metal carbonyls were never properly clear in my head last year. I memorised "synergic" and moved on. This time I want to actually understand it. What I think I know: CO d
These questions are built around one small change that makes a true-sounding sentence false. A method for checking each statement and avoiding the swap traps.
Okay drama alert 🎭 glucose is betraying me. NCERT shows glucose reacting with hydroxylamine to give an oxime and with HCN to give a cyanohydrin, and with bromine water to give gluconic acid, so it clearly has an aldehyde
The same questions at every gathering, plus advice nobody asked for. How to answer calmly and protect your focus.
Reading everything twice at the same speed is not revision. Here is how the two reads should differ in purpose, pace and output.
Doing wave optics PYQ-style questions and this one keeps eating my marks. Q: Unpolarised light of intensity I 0 passes through two polaroids whose pass axes make an angle of 60°. What's the intensity of the emergent ligh
I've been reading the air pollution section slowly because I find the three devices easy to blur. What I have so far: - Electrostatic precipitator thermal power plants : removes particulate matter. NCERT says it can remo
Second attempt at NEET. Going through post-fertilisation events again, and slowly, because last time I rushed this part and fell for a few options. NCERT says the primary endosperm nucleus PEN divides first, often before
Bhai photosynthesis ke early experiments wala part mere liye pure confusion hai. NCERT ke paragraph mein 5-6 names hain aur sab ne kuch alag prove kiya, mujhse sab mix ho jaata hai. Writing in English for the post so eve
Order, molecularity, half-life and the straight-line plots all blur together. Here is a clean way to separate them and read any graph in the paper.
I'm doing the amino acids part of Biomolecules with four colours of pens 😅 and my notes on zwitterion are a mess. This is how I wrote it. Structure: amino acids are "substituted methanes" with four groups on the α-carbon
