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SUBTOPICS
➊ Atom , Atomic Mass [ amu/u ] , Molecular mass
➋ Average Atomic Mass & Molecular Mass
➌ Formula Unit Mass , GAM , GMM
➍ Mole Concept , Molar Mass & Molar Volume
➎ Basic Concepts Of Atom
➏ Calculation of Moles
➐ Percentage Composition
➑ Empirical Formula and Molecular Formula](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/91bl2owrx2wqtrrbdzl8-science-240608135752-b46e31bf/85/SOME-BASIC-CONCEPTS-OF-CHEMISTRY-CLASS11-38-320.jpg)
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SOME BASIC CONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY CLASS11
- 1. 11th grade CH-01 SOMEBASIC ONCEPTS OF CHEMISTRY Chemistry . SESSION 2024-2025 CLASS 11TH
- 2. Table of contents INTRODUCTION Wewill recall the older concepts of chemistry EASY PEASY TOPICS Here we will discuss the easy topics STOICHOMETRY We will discuss about stoichiometry LIMITING REAGENT We will discuss about limiting reagent . MOLE CONCEPT We will discuss all about mole concept . 01 02 03 04 05 06 CONCENTRATION TERMS We will discuss about molarity , molality , mass% , volume% , mass/volume etc.
- 3. Life is ChemistryDilute your sorrow Evaporate your worries Filter your mistakes Boil your ego You will get the crystal of happiness QUOTE OF THE DAY
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- 6. INTRODUCTION . MATTER IS ANYTHINGTHAT OCCUPIES SPACE AND HAS VOLUME . IT EXISTS IN THREE PHYSICAL STATES : SOLID , LIQUID AND GAS .
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- 11. States of matter Solid It’sthe closest planet to the Sun and the smallest in the Solar System Liquid Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the Sun Gas Despite being red, Mars is actually a cold place. It’s full of iron oxide dust
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- 17. Easy Peasy Topics 02 . SUBTOPICS ➊ Fundamentaland Derived units ➋ Precision and Accuracy ➌ Scientific notation and Significant figures ➍ Mass , Weight , Volume , Density and Temperature ➎ Laws of Chemical Combination ➏ Dalton’s Atomic Theory
- 18. 1. FUNDAMENTAL ANDDERIVED UNITS
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- 22. . Why are chemists excellentat solving problems? Because they have all the solutions!
- 23. 4. MASS ,WEIGHT , VOLUME
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- 26. 5. LAWS OFCHEMICAL COMBINATION
- 27. LAW OF CONSERVATIONOF MASS
- 28. LAW OF CONSERVATIONOF MASS
- 29. LAW OF DEFINITEPROPORTION
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- 31. LAW OF MULTIPLEPROPORTION
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- 38. Mole Concept 03 .. SUBTOPICS ➊ Atom, Atomic Mass [ amu/u ] , Molecular mass ➋ Average Atomic Mass & Molecular Mass ➌ Formula Unit Mass , GAM , GMM ➍ Mole Concept , Molar Mass & Molar Volume ➎ Basic Concepts Of Atom ➏ Calculation of Moles ➐ Percentage Composition ➑ Empirical Formula and Molecular Formula
- 39. DID CHEMIST SEE THEGLASS HALF FULL OR GLASS HALF EMPTY ? . HE SAW IT AS AN EXCEPTION .
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- 64. Whoa WHAT ALL DOSOLID , LIQUID AND GAS HAVE IN COMMON ? 64 THEY ALL MATTER
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- 71. 71 WHY DID EVERYONETURN TO THE CHEMIST TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS ? They always had solutions .
- 72. Limiting Reagent 05 . SUBTOPICS ➊ Limiting reagent ➋Excess Reagent
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- 75. Concentration Terms 06 . SUBTOPICS ①Concentration Terms ②Percentage ③PPM &PPB ④Molarity ⑤ Formality ⑥ Molality ⑦ Mole Fraction
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