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    in chemistry does 15 questions each are asked from organic ,inorganic and physical chemistry in neet?Can the no. of questions vary?What about in physics as such then?
    Rayan Rego 22nd Jul, 2020

    Okay I will provide you with the NEET question paper analysis for PHYSICS & CHEMISTRY 2018

    Chemistry :

    • Physical Chemistry: 12 Q
    • Organic Chemistry: 14 Q
    • Inorganic Chemistry: 12 Q
    • General Chemistry: 4 Q

    This might vary by a question or two .

    For Physics:

    • Mechanics: 19 Q
    • Thermodynamics : 3 Q
    • Kinetic Theory: 2 Q
    • Electrodynamics: 9 Q
    • Optics, Wave Optics: 5 Q
    • Modern Physics: 7 Q

    Thank you, hope you like it.

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    Can i able to complete organic and physical chemistry for jee in 100 days each 50
    Prafful Agrawal 16th Jul, 2020
    Yeah definitely you can complete the physical and organic chemistry in 100 days .
    My advice is to choose one good question book for both and refer to your notes or NCERT for theory.

    Target for 50-60 days to complete both the books.
    While solving books, mark the important questions so that during revision you can save your time and also make a notebook for shortnotes which will contain all the formulas,important theo. points and exceptions.

    You can choose MS chouhan for organic chemistry and N Avasthi for physical chemistry.

    One small advice, learn all the exceptions in chemistry especially from organic and inorganic because most of the questions are asked from exceptions.

    Best of luck.
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    If the first order reaction involves gaseous reactants and gaseous products the unit of its rate is?
    ARYAN SAGAR 18th Sep, 2020
    Let the gaseous reaction be :-

    A----> B
    Now,

    The rate of the first-order gaseous reaction can be written as:
    r = k[A] {k = rate constant}

    Now,

    The general unit of rate constant k is given as = {(mol / L)^(1-n)} / (time)

    Where, n = order of reaction
    And time can be in sec, min, hour, etc.

    So unit of rate constant k for 1st order ( n = 1 ) gaseous reaction is : 1 / (time)

    Now, for gaseous reactions, the concentrations are measured in terms of partial pressure .

    So, [A] will have the unit of pressure. Now, taking the unit of pressure as atm we will proceed you can take any other unit of pressure also, but we will proceed with general pressure unit i.e atm.

    Therefore, the unit of rate (r) will be : atm / time

    Where, (time can be in sec, min, hour, etc.)

    [ Note : 1atm = 101325 Pascals ]
    [ Note : Pascal is SI unit of Pressure ]
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    score in physical chemistry chapters easy for jee
    NILUTPOL Student Expert 8th Jul, 2020
    Hello,
    Here are some important chapters for Physical Chemistry in JEE mains
    • Mole concept
    • Chemical and ionic equilibrium
    • Chemical Kinetics
    • Electrochemistry
    • Solid state and solutions
    • Surface chemistry
    be sure to practice these chapters thoroughly as they will help you to score high in JEE mains

    Also here's the link for the chapter wise weightage for jee mains
    https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-weightage/amp&ved=2ahUKEwiF4Ifwi73qAhUP8XMBHbBLBn8QFjAIegQIBBAB&usg=AOvVaw39V96qKf4tM9aqg7N06nT2&ampcf=1
    Hope it helps
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    CAN YOU PLEASE GIVE ME PDF LINK FOR " OP TANDON PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY FOR NEET" BOOK .
    Yash Dev Student Expert 3rd Jul, 2020

    Hello student I'm sorry to inform you we're not allowed to share you the PDF link of the text book as it's subject to copyright. You can purchase the book from your nearest book store or order it online from e-commerce.

    Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

    Good luck

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    could u please give model papers of emcet
    ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 29th Jun, 2020

    Hello

    You can download EAMCET model papers by visiting our page the link for the same is given below

    https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ts-eamcet-sample-papers

    These  papers will help you to understand the types of questions which are asked in exam, you will understand the important topics which are covered in the exam by practising them so that you can accordingly prepare for the exam , you will also get to know your preparation level .


    Best of luck for your examination.


    Thank you

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    how many questions out of 25 are asked in jee mains papaer from physical organic and inorganic part separately and of 25 how many questions are from physical chemistry of class 11th just tell plzzz
    rajaman9300 Student Expert 26th Jun, 2020

    This will be the first time JEE mains will be conducted for 300 marks hence predicting is quite difficult but if you consider previous year question patter then you can get a idea.

    Mainly Organic chemistry has 45% weightage overall. Remaining 55% questions are divided between Physical and Inorganic with Physical being the dominant one.

    I am gain saying, these are just patterns and nothing more.

    All the best!!

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    is op tandon good for physical chemistry plzz tell fast if I want to get full marks in itand plzz tell out of 100 marks how many marks is of physical chemistry in jee mains now out of 100
    S. Saha Student Expert 26th Jun, 2020
    Uzma, OP Tandon is extremely a good book for preparing for Chemistry. But first, you must complete NCERT textbooks of Class 11 and 12. NCERT is helpful for having basic preparation and clear concept. Then you can move on to OP Tandon. OP Tandon is basically recommended for Organic Chemistry. Approx 10 to 12 questions are asked from Physical Chemistry in Jee Main. Concept of Physical Chemistry by P Bahadur is another book to help you with your preparation in physical chemistry. This book contains set of quality problems.
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    which is best books for physical chemistry
    ANUJA 8th Jun, 2020

    Dear Aspirant,

    One of the best book for physical chemistry is of O.P.Tandon as it covers the entire syllabus of physical chemistry

    Next is P.Bahadur which also covers the same and is known for numerical problems

    You can also go for R C Mukherjee as it all also has number of questions to practise

    Hope this helps


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    i am a science student i have given my boards paper for class 12..i have maths english physical chemistry and physics as my main subjects. i want to seek for bsc in stats hon ..am I eligible for the same in du .
    Yash Dev Student Expert 30th Jun, 2020

    Hello student yes you're eligible if you full fill the eligibility criteria.

    Eligibility - candidates must passed or appearing class 12 with Mathematics and English with 60 percent minimum from a recognized board.

    For more updates refer to the link mentioned below - https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/du-eligibility-criteria/amp

    Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

    Good luck

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