Statistics for Class 11
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Thermodynamics
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Mechanical Properties of Fluids
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Thermodynamics
Topic tree Word Search Cross Word Puzzle Terms and Definitions System and Surroundings Introduction Part-2 Part-3 Liquefaction of Gases Coefficient of Performance Temperature Conversion Problem based on Equation of State of Ideal gas Meyer’s Equation Carnot Cycle Gibb’s Free Energy Equation of State of Ideal Gas Proof of Newton’s First Law from Second Law Infographics
Organic Chemistry Basics
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Chemical Bonding
Dear Students, Follow the instructions given below carefully. Worksheets Board Exam Practice Questions Centum Cyclic Unit Test NEET / JEE MCQ
Laws of Motion
Force and Laws of Motion | Class 9 | Physics Concepts Newton’s First Law (Law of Inertia): Newton’s Second Law (Law of Acceleration): Newton’s Third Law (Action and Reaction): Sure! Here’s a concise table covering the basic terms, definitions, formulas, and units related to Newton’s three laws of motion: Term Definition Unit Newton’s 1st Law…
Continuity and Differentiability
Sketch Notes T esting Continuity and Discontinuity of a Function Differentiation Differentiation technicque – substitution method Differentiation by quotient rule Parametric differentiation Mean Value Theorem
Limits and Derivatives
A function that approaches an output (l) for the given input (c) is called limit function of a variable x. Represented by Left hand and right hand limits are called one sided limits. Left Hand Limit and Right Hand Limit are represented by Let us consider f(x) = x + 4, then, on approaching the…
Trigonometry for Class 11
Trigonometric Quadrant System Half angle identities Double and triple angle identities Power Reducing Identities
Atomic Structure in Chemistry
Sketch Note Particle nature Localized Not interfere Total value = sum of valued well defined Wave nature Delocalized Intefere resultant wave can be larger or smaller Properties of Cathode rays Cathode rays have the following properties:(i) They travel in straight lines.(ii) Cathode rays possess momentum and kinetic energy.(iii) Cathode rays produce heat, when allowed to…
Basic Concepts of Chemistry
Basic concepts Limiting reagent Empirical formula Number of molecules