Complete Chemistry Basics : Fr

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Chemistry is one of the disciplines of science under which, we study about the various aspects of the matters i.e. composition, properties, their reactions, and the use of such reactions to form new substances. In its given premises, Chemistry includes a wide range of topics such as organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, analytical chemistry, biochemistry, etc. Because of having wide range of topics, this tutorial is divided into two parts namely Chemistry Part 1 and Chemistry Part 2. Further, these two parts are divided into different chapters for an easy understanding.

Audience

This tutorial is designed exclusively for the students preparing for the different competitive exams including Civil Services, Banking, Railway, Eligibility Test, IAS, PCS, and all other competitive exams of such kind.

Prerequisites

This tutorial is partly based on NCERT Chemistry (class 8th to 10th) i.e. Part I and Part 2 is prepared from the different reliable sources and represents largely the significant facts and figures vital for the competitive exams. This tutorial starts with the basic concepts of Chemistry; however, prior experience of reading the NCERT science (Chemistry) books is recommended for the easy understanding.

Chapters

PART- 1

Home

Matter In Our Surroundings

Is Matter Around Us Pure

Atoms & Molecules

Structure Of The Atom

Chemical Reactions and Equations

Acids, Bases, and Salts

Materials: Metals and Non-Metals I

Metals & Non-Metals II

Carbon & its Compounds

Periodic Classification Of Elements

Synthetic Fibres and Plastics

Coal And Petroleum

Combustion And Flame

PART- 2

Introduction

Branches

Radioactivity

Nuclear Energy

Metals

Metallurgy

Sodium

Calcium

Aluminum

Magnesium

Maganese

Iron

Copper

Silver

Gold

Platinum

Zinc

Mercury

Plutonium

Uranium

Lead

Thorium

Hydrogen

Helium

Oxygen

Carbon

Nitrogen

Chemical Law

Discovery of Elements

Elements With Their Valence

Elements With Their Atomic Number

Nobel Prize