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What is boiling point? To the Point Answer
What is boiling point? Written by Adeel Abbas Boiling point is defined as the temperature at which vapor pressure of a liquid becomes equal to the external pressure surrounding it. This means that when the external pressure is lower, boiling points are also lower and vice versa. Vapor pressure of a liquid depends on its…
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Measurement of vapor pressure
LEARNING OBJECTIVES In this article, the author has explained measurement of vapor pressure throuh manometric method. Imagine that you are in a chemistry lab. You have been tasked with measuring the vapor pressure of an unknown liquid, but you do not know how to go about it. How will you measure the vapor pressure? If this is…
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Physical Chemistry- History Scope And Uses
LEARNING OBJECTIVES In this article, the author has explained What is physical chemistry, history, scope, importance and uses of physical chemistry. What is physical chemistry? Physical chemistry is the study of energy and matter. It examines how these two elements interact with each other in various environments. In this blog post, we will explore what exactly constitutes…
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Vapor pressure, factors affecting and dynamic equilibrium
LEARNING OBJECTIVES In this article, the author has explained what is vapor pressure, dynamic equilibrium between liquid and vapors, factors affecting the vapor pressure with some important examples for better understanding. Vapour pressure The pressure exerted by the vapors in equilibrium with the liquid at a given temperature is called vapor pressure. Liquid molecules after evaporation are…
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Evaporation-properties, and factors affecting rate of evaporation
LEARNING OBJECTIVES In this article, the author has explained what is evaporation, the characteristics of evaporation, and factors such as temperature, surface area, the strength of intermolecular forces, and size of molecules, affecting the rate of evaporation. What is Evaporation? The process of spontaneous change of a liquid into vapors is known as evaporation. H2O ——> H2O…
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Hydrogen bonding-Properties, types and applications
LEARNING OBJECTIVES In this article, you will learn about hydrogen bonding such as types of hydrogen bonding, properties of hydrogen bonding, and applications of hydrogen bonding with examples by a professional author. Watch the video lecture for a better understanding of Hydrogen bonding Hydrogen bonding The electrostatic interaction between a strongly electronegative atom and a partially…
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Intermolecular forces | Types of intermolecular forces-Helpful guide
LEARNING OBJECTIVES In this article, you will learn about the intermolecular forces such as dipole-dipole forces, dipole-induced dipole forces instantaneous dipole-induced dipole forces, or London dispersion forces with examples by a professional author. Force in chemistry The attraction that exists within the molecules or between atoms of different molecules is known as force. We know that…
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Absolute zero and scales of thermometry
Learning Objectives In this article, you will learn about absolute zero with graphical explanation, scales of thermometry such as centigrade, Fahrenheit, and Celsius, and their interconversions formulas by professional author. What is absolute zero? The hypothetical temperature at which the volume of all gases becomes zero is called absolute zero. Definition of absolute zero Its…
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Gas laws-Boyle’s law, Charles’s law, Avogadro’s law
Learning Objectives In this article, the author has explained the following topics related to gas with laws examples. Gas laws Boyle’s law Charles’s law Avogadro’s law Gas laws It is a fact that all the gases behave uniformly. When pressure and temperature are changed then the volume of gases is also changed. The gas laws…
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The states of Matter-Gas, Liquid, Solids, and Plasma
Written by Adeel Abbas States of the matter First of all we need to know what actually the matter is? The matter is something that covers space and possesses mass is called matter. Definition of Matter There are 4 States of matter. Gas Liquid Solid Plasma Also read: History of the periodic table First, we…