Coordination compounds: how much nomenclature and isomerism is enough for NEET?
Naming rules, the types of isomerism, hybridisation and magnetic behaviour: a sensible boundary for a short chapter.
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Naming rules, the types of isomerism, hybridisation and magnetic behaviour: a sensible boundary for a short chapter.
Boards + NEET so I need this clean. NCERT gives e = NBA\omega\sin\omega t for a coil of N turns, area A, rotating at angular speed ω in a field B. I did a numerical: coil 50 turns, area 0.02 m², B = 0.4 T, rotating at 30
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Bhai, so here is my problem. I want to start writing. Not for marks, just because I see people on this site writing these posts and poems and stories and I think "yaar, mujhe bhi kuch likhna hai". But every time I sit do
I made a colour-coded summary but the resonance part doesn't add up.
Naming haloalkanes drove me slightly mad today and I need a clean rule set. Here is where I keep losing marks. 1. Numbering: when the chain has a halogen and a methyl, which one decides the direction of numbering? For CH
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