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What are the engineering degrees or good careers related to chemistry?

Ankit Dahiya Student Expert 5th May, 2020
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There are many careers and engineering courses you can opt for in chemistry, some of them are
  • B.Tech Chemical engineering
  • B.Sc Chemistry Hons
  • Material science
  • Toxicology
  • Chemicalphysics
  • Chemicalphysics
  • Biochemistry

Top colleges for these courses are
  • Indian Institute of Technology - Kanpur
  • Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay
  • Indian Institute
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Explanation of Hardy Schulze Rule ?

chinmayi 26th Mar, 2020

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Hardy Schulze Rule tells that the required amount of electrolyte for the coagulation of a definite quantity of colloidal solution is dependent on the valency of the coagulating ion (which holds a charge that is opposite to the charge of colloidal particles) .

The ions of the electrolyte that

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Method of purification of sols ?

Pankhuri Kumari 26th Mar, 2020
Hii Tamoghna!
There are various methods by which you can purify sols or colloids for that matter. Some of the techniques are-
* Dialysis- ions are removed from solutions via a permeable membrane, in this method.
* Electrodialysis- in this electric field is utilised for purification via dialysis.
* Ultra
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i m b.sc student with botany zoology chemistry i want to take admission in bhu with m.sc chemistry and not having maths in 12th did i eligible or not

Akram Khan 5th May, 2020

Hi,

For applying to the M.Sc chemistry program at Banaras Hindu University a candidate need to have studied  chemistry in all the three years of B.Sc. To take admission in M.Sc chemistry at B.H.U math is not a compulsory subject.

as according to the guidelines of B.H.U

"B.Sc. (Hons.)/ B.Sc.

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What is equilibrium vapour pressure ?

Pratyay Islam 26th Mar, 2020

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The pressure of vapour or vapour pressure above a liquid , when a dynamic equilibrium is set up between exaporation and condensation is a tightly closed system at a particular specific temperature is called saturated vapour pressure is known as Saturated or equilibrium vapour pressure.

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What is the explanation ofnodal planee ?

Pratyay Islam 26th Mar, 2020

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Nodal Plane - It is an imaginary plane passing through the nucleus on which the probability of finding an electron is nil or zero.

An orbital has 'l' nodal planes where l is Azimuthal/Secondary/Subsidary or Angular momentum quantum structure.

For examples : s orbital has no nodal plane, p

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What is Mischerlichs Law of isomorphism ?

Rohan Goyal 26th Mar, 2020

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This Law of isomorphism or the law of isomorphism is the approximate law with suggest the Crystal composition that is composed of same number of similar elements tend to demonstrate isomorphism. This law can also be stated that the substances which have similar composition and same crystal structure with

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What Is Polymorphism, Monotropy and Enantiotropy ?

Pratyay Islam 26th Mar, 2020

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Polymorphism - It is the existence of a chemical in two (dimorphism) or more forms in the same stare. ZnS exists as wurtzite and sphalerite structure.

Monotropy - It is the existence of allotropes without transition temperature.Eg - Diamond and Graphite.

Enantiotropy - It is the opposite of

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What are some exceptions of octet rule ?

Pratyay Islam 26th Mar, 2020

Exceptions to Octet Rule

IncompleteOctet

  • Halides of Group 13
  • BF3 AlCl3 BCl3
  • Hydride of Group 13
  • BeCl2 , ZnCl2 G,CH3)3


Expansion of octet

  • Central Atom has more than 8e  PCl5-SF6


Pseudo Inert Gas Configuration

CATIONS WITH 18E IN OUTER MOST SHELL

  • Ga+3
  • Cu+
  • Ag+
  • Zn+2
  • Sn+4
  • Pb4+


Cations Having 9

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What are the characteristics of Van der waals forces and types ?

Pratyay Islam 26th Mar, 2020

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Vander Waals Force Characteristics

Non directional

Electrical Forces


Types


  1. Keesom Force/Dipole Dipole Force : Cause Orientation effect
  2. Debye Force /Dipole Induced dipole force :Forces resulting from the interaction of permanent dipoles
  3. London Dispersion Force /Instantaneous dipole instantaneous induce dipole attraction(In atoms of noble gases/halogens).OCCURS due to vibration/moment of atom

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