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   Electrostatic Force & Electric Field Electrostatics:-   It is branch of physics which deals with the study with electric charge at rest is called as electrostatics. Mass can neither be created nor destoryed in any physical and chemical changes. Charge can neither be created nor destroyed in any physical and chemical changes. Historical Development:-  The father of greek in the science,Thales of miltus when amber is rubber in wool is attracting bits of straw.Electron is greek name of amber.In scientist Queen Elizabeth first scientific account in early experience of electric and magnetic field. Two Kinds of electricity:-  Resonus:- When amber isrubbed in wool then it give negative charge Vitreous:- The elctricity is developed on the wool it give positively charge Positve Charge: - When a body lose the electron then they accquire negatively Charge Negative Charge: - When a body gain the electron then it accqire negatively charge. Method of Charge:-  Cha...

Introduction :-  What is Green Chemistry? Need for Green Chemistry, Goals of Green Chemistry, Limitations/ Obstacles in the pursuit of the goals of Green Chemistry; Twelve principles of Green Chemistry with their explanations. Designing a Green Synthesis using these principles; Prevention of Waste/ byproducts; maximum incorporation of the materials used in the process into the final products, Atom Economy, calculation of atom economy of the rearrangement, addition, substitution and elimination reactions. Prevention/ minimization of hazardous/ toxic products reducing toxicity.risk = (function) hazard × exposure; waste or pollution prevention hierarchy. Green solvents– supercritical fluids, water as a solvent for organic reactions, ionic liquids, fluorous biphasic solvent, PEG, solventless processes, immobilized solvents and how to compare greenness of solvents. Green Chemistry :-  The term green chemistry was first used in 1991 by P. T. Anastas in a special program launched by ...

Introduction: -  This Chapter of Solid State is based upon the NCERT CBSE and state boards of India. These notes is made with the help of the book S Dinesh, Pradeep and Modern. And some topic is noted by NCERT books. How to download notes : - Firstly  we have need to see full videos given by this blog and a YouTube channel of Aniket NCERT. This notes is protected by pdf password we have note password  in videos.Any query related to the notes you can join Facebook page WhatsApp group and Twitter.  solid state notes total page is 32  The Solid State [Unit- 1] First chapter of board classes class 12th in chemistry book it is very easy to compare the crystals solids and magnetic behaviour of solid the most important topic in this chapter is impurity defects that is Schotky defect and frenkel defect and crystal lattice,crystal systems.    Solid have two types :-  Crystalline Solid Amorphorus Solid Difference between crystalline solid and amorphous soli...

Inert and Labile Complexes :-  The metal complexes in which the rate of ligand displacement reactions is very fast and hence show high reactivity are called as labile Complexes and this property is termed as lability.On the other hand, the metal complexes in which the rate of ligand displacement reaction is very slow and hence show less reactivity are called as inert complexes and this property is termed as inertness. Labile and Inert Complexes on the Basis of Valence Bond Theory :-  According to the valence bond theory of chemical bonding, octahedral metal-complexes  can be divided into two types. Outer orbital complexes: These complexes have sp3d2 hybridization and  are generally labile in nature. Valence bond theory proposed that the bonds in sp3d 2  hybridization are generally weaker than that of (n-1)d 2 sp3 orbitals and therefore  they show labile character. For example, octahedral complexes of Mn2+, Fe2+, Cr2+ complexes show fast ligand  displac...

Here are some key chemistry queries and solutions for Chapter 4: Atomic Structure. These significant queries relate to the most recent Class 9 Chemistry syllabus and are based on the CBSE board curriculum. Students may quickly study all of the concepts presented in the chapter and be ready for the Class 9 Annual Exams by practicing these crucial Class 9 questions.These chapter notes is made only for SSC aspirants student who prepare the CGL,HSL,MTS,CPO and UPSC CDS,NDA examination only.Notes provided in handwritten way. Atomic Structure  Structure of atom questions and answers PDF Atomic Structure Notes PDF Atomic structure model SSC CGL Science Notes SSC CHSL , MTS  SSC CPO  SSC Examination Previous Year Facebook:- https://www.facebook.com/Gk-ncert-solution-669340620182102/ WhatsApp link here:- https://chat.whatsapp.com/CCHsezdoaN5KJSiQnaHjXy Download Notes Here :-   

  Electric Field Handwritten Notes Pdf Here Electrostatics:-   It is branch of physics which deals with the study with electric charge at rest is called as electrostatics. Mass can neither be created nor destoryed in any physical and chemical changes. Charge can neither be created nor destroyed in any physical and chemical changes. Historical Development:-  The father of greek in the science,Thales of miltus when amber is rubber in wool is attracting bits of straw.Electron is greek name of amber.In scientist Queen Elizabeth first scientific account in early experience of electric and magnetic field. Two Kinds of electricity:-  Resonus:- When amber isrubbed in wool then it give negative charge Vitreous:- The elctricity is developed on the wool it give positively charge Positve Charge: - When a body lose the electron then they accquire negatively Charge Negative Charge: - When a body gain the electron then it accqire negatively charge. Method of Charge:-  Charging...

  World Geography Continent - Their are seven continents ( Asia , Europe, South America,North America) 5 Oceans  Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Antartica Australia(Oceania) About Continents ASIA-  Largest continent in the world. Located-North Hemisphere. Asia ans Europe are  not seperate continent but they have been devided . These two continent are jointly known as Eurasia . Eurassia is the some part of spain to the eastern part of  Asia, Russia but imagonary line determined in the middle in the east of which asia and continent of europe determined in the west. Three major Countries under the Continent of North America? United States     Cananda      America *Largest Country in the South America.  BRAZIL *Second largest Country in the South America ARGENTINA * Largest Countries in the term of area under of Continent Asia-   RUSSIA, CHINA,INDIA. Nigeria,Egypt and South Africa are the three major countries under the cont...

Plan :- 1934 book name is "Planned Economy For India".Author of this book is M.Vishwasarraiya (Father of plan).Birth date is 15 september celebrated a "National Engineer Day" On the advice of K.C Niyogii Committe planning commision was established in 1950.Planning Commision is non statuary.In 2014 Indian Govt ended tyhe planning commision. In 1 JANURARY 2015 NITI AYOG was established. NITI (National Institute For Transfering India)  : - Head Quarter in Delhi. Prime Minister is an Ex-offico chairman of NITI . Five Year Plan :-  Concept was taken by Russia.  1st Phase :-  1st in year 1951-1956 2nd in year 1956-1961 3rd in year 1961-1966 1st break in year 1966-1969 2nd Phase :- 4th in year 1969-1974 5th in year 1974-1978 2nd break in year 1978-1980 3rd Phase :- 6th in year 1980-1985 7th in year 1985-1980 3rd break in year 1990-1992 4th Phase :- 8th in year 1992-1997 9th in year 1997-2002 10th in year 2002-1007 11th in year 2007-2012 12th in year 2012-2017 So we dis...

Welcome to all of you in this blog,in this blog you have been told about the history notes of SSC exam, which will be given to you through chapter wise block, which will be given to you free of cost. Bahadur Shah 1 :-  Time period is 1707 - 1712 First later Mughal ruler. He was son of Aurangzeb. In his time Banda Bahadur was famous Sikh leader. His name is Mahajan and called Shah - e- bekhabar. Jahandar Shah :-  In his court lady Lal Kanwar dominated. It is called as serious of puppet Time period is 1712 - 1713 Farrukhshiyar :-  Time period is 1713 to 1719 In his time 1717 he is shown golden Farman .Golden Farman means royal order under this Farman East India company got all trading rights in India. First Mughal ruler who was encrypted on coins of East India company. Mohammed Shah :-  Time period is 1719 to 1748 He was also called Rangeela Rangeela was his pen name. In his time Nadar Shah came to India Nadar Sahab was a ruler of Iran. Nadirshah take away two things i...