Inorganic chemistry
Electrolysis of copper sulphate
The electrolysis of copper sulphate There are numbers of examples of electrolysis. The electrolysis of copper sulphate is just one.…
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Inorganic chemistry
six simple steps to balancing chemical equation
Before we can balance a chemical equation, we have to recall and understand the law of conservation of mass. According…
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Properties of Metals and Non- Metals
Metals, Semi-metals and Non-metals In the Periodic Table, elements can also be divided into metals, semi-metals or non-metals. Metals are…
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Solution: Solubility and its Factor affecting it.
Solutions and solubility In our daily life, we are surrounded by different types of solutions. A solution consist of a…
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The periodic table
The periodic table of the elements is a tabular method of showing the chemical elements. In 1869, Dmitri Mendeleev a…
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Activation energy and catalyst
Activation energy is the minimum energy that is needed to break the bonds in reactant molecules so that a chemical…
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Properties of matter
Properties of matter We are going to use what we have learnt in chemical bonds, intermolecular forces, and kinectic theroy…
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Postulates of the kinetic theory of matter
The postulates of kinetic theory of matter are used to explain the existence of matter in different phases (i.e. solid,…
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Chemical bonding – Covalent
Chemical bonding occurs when atoms combined together. There are some atoms that don’t undergoes chemical bonding examples are the noble…
