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Chemistry
Atomic and Molecular Structure
Mass - volume relations in chemical equations and limiting reactants
Mass - volume relations in chemical equations and limiting reactants
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Other Topics for Atomic and Molecular Structure
Introduction to periodic table
Use of periodic table
Trends of different groups in a periodic table
Use of periodic table for bonding
Introduction to trans-actinide and trans-uranic elemenmts
Reactivity of elements and quantum electron configuration
Thomson's discovery of electron and Rutherford atomic model
Bohr model of an atom and quantum theory
Transition of electrons between energy levels
Calculation of photon frequency using Plank's theory
Ionization energy and atomic spectra
Wavelength,frequency and spectra color determination
Conservation of mass-energy
Law of constant composition
Law of multiple proportion
Atomic theory and Dalton's law
Relative masses of atoms
Relative and absolute weights of atoms
Moles and their uses
Avagadro number,molar mass and molar volume
Formula of elements,formula of ions,empirical formulas,complex formulas
Interpreting formulas
How to read and write chemical equations
Steps in balancing equations
Molecular equations,total ionic and net ionic equations
How to identify limiting agents in a reaction
Common names and systematic names
Naming of ions,cations,multi valent cations,anions,oxy-anions,ion derived compounds,binary molecules
Organic compounds,specifying carbon chain length,functional groups
Other Units for Higher Grade Chemistry
Chemical Bonds
Conservation of Matter and Stoichiometry
Acids and Bases , Solutions
Chemical Thermodynamics
Gases and Their Properties
Reaction Rates and Chemical Equilibrium
Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry
Nuclear Processes
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