Megha Khandelwal

This course will explain: 
Chemistry of Nitrogen & it's oxides, oxyacids and Ammonia.
Chemistry of Phosphorus & it's oxides, oxyacids, Phosphine and it's Allotrophic forms. 
This course will help the JEE- Aspirants to understand the general trend of Group-15 Elements , their irregularities with conceptual clarity and short tips and tricks. 
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Group -15 Elements: Nitrogen Family for IIT JEE

P - Block Elements

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This is the overview of the complete course.

Chemistry of Nitrogen and Phosphorus: Course Overview

This is the introductory lesson where I have discussed about all the elements of Group-15.

Introduction of Group-15 Elements

In this lesson you will learn about the general trend in Ionisation Energy and Melting point and Boiling point of Group-15 Elements along with the abnormalities. The next trend in Oxidation state and Catenation property will be discussed in the next lesson continued to this.

General Trend in Group-15 Elements (Part-1)

In this lesson you will learn about the general trend of Group-15 Elements which includes: Variation in Oxidation State and Catenation Property.

General Trend in Group-15 Elements (part-2)

In this lesson you will learn about the hydrides of Group-15 Elements ie. Nitrogen Family.
The characteristic properties of hydrides like: 
1.Covalent Character
2. Hydrogen Bonding
3. Bond Angle 

Q/A covered:

1. NH3 is sp3 hybridised while PH3 has no hybridisation. Why?

2. Why the bond angle decreases in Hydrides of Group-15 on moving down the group? 

.....Rest will be continued in the next lesson.

Hydrides of Group- 15 Elements (Part-1)

This is the continued part of previous lesson. Here we will learn about the hydrides of Group-15 Elements. Their characteristic properties like: 
1. Thermal Stability
2. Reducing character
2. Boiling point
3. Basic Character

Q/A covered: 
1. Why NH3 has high boiling point? 
2. Why Ammonia act as a Lewis base? 
3. Why NH3 is highly stable while BiH3 does not exist?

Hydrides of Group-15 Elements (Part-2)

In this lesson you will learn about the oxides of Group-15 Elements. Their stability, acidic character and basic character. 

Q/A covered: 
1. Why  N2O5 exists but Bi2O5 doesn't? 
2. Why N2O3 is acidic in nature while Bi2O3 is not?

Oxides of Group-15 Elements

In this lesson, you will learn about the trihalides and the pentahalides of Group-15 Elements and their characteristic properties.

Halides of Group-15 Elements

In this lesson you will learn about the Anomalous behaviour of Nitrogen.

Anomalous Behaviour of Nitrogen

Here, you will learn about the Occurence  of Nitrogen, preparation of Nitrogen and  it's physical and chemical properties.
Synthesis of organic fertilizer ie. urea from Nitrogen by using calcium cynamide

Chemistry of Nitrogen

In this I have discussed all the oxides and oxyacids of Nitrogen with their structures and physical properties. Here you will find the tricks to remember the names and properties of these oxides.

Compounds of Nitrogen: Oxides and Oxyacids

In this lesson, you will learn about the preparation, properties and structure of Nitrous oxide (Laughing gas) 

Q/A covered: 
How Nitrous oxide is different from Oxygen ?
How N2O supports combustion?

I. Nitrous Oxide (N2O): Oxides of Nitogen

This lesson will explain the chemistry of nitric oxide, it's preparation, properties and structure. Here I have shared the tricks to memorize the reactions involved. 
Also explained the paramagnetic nature of Nitric oxide.

II. Nitric oxide (NO): Oxides of Nitrogen

This lesson will explain the Chemistry of Nitrous Anhydride (N2O3) , it's preparation, properties and the structure in a very simple and lucid way.

III. Nitrous Anhydride (N2O3): Oxides of Nitrogen

This lesson will explain the Chemistry of Nitrogen dioxide , it's preparation, properties and structure.

IV. Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2): Oxides of Nitrogen

This lesson will explain the chemistry of Nitric Anhydride. Here you will learn it's preparation, properties and it's structure.

V. Nitric Anhydride (N2O5): Oxide of Nitrogen

This lesson will explain the chemistry of Nitric Acid, it's preparation, properties and structure. 
Here I have discussed it's oxidising properties, acidic character and nitrating properties with some tricks to memorize the reactions. 
This will be covered in two lessons. Stay tuned for the second lesson.

I. Nitric Acid (HNO3): Oxyacids of Nitrogen (part-1)

This is the continued part of Nitric Acid. Here, I have discussed it's characteristic properties like acidic character, oxidising properties with different concentrations of Nitric acid with some tricks to memorize the reactions.

I. Nitric Acid (HNO3): Oxyacids of Nitrogen (part-2)

Continued part of Nitric Acid where I have discussed it's nitrating properties, uses and structure of Nitric Acid.

I. Nitric Acid (HNO3): Oxyacids of Nitrogen (part-3)

This lesson will explain the chemistry of Nitrous Acid. Here I have explained it's preparation, properties and structure.

II. Nitrous Acid (HNO2): Oxyacids of Nitrogen

Learn the chemistry of Hydrazoic Acid, it's preparation, properties and the structure of Azide ion.

III. Hydrazoic Acid (HN3): Oxyacids of Nitrogen

This lesson will explain the chemistry involved in Ammonia.

Ammonia (NH3)

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Anirudh Walia

This course covers one of the groups of P Block i.e. Group 18. In this course, Anirudh has covered the whole group by considering the syllabus of JEE Advanced, JEE Main, NEET, AIIMS and emphasize on important points and concepts.

(Hindi) P Block Elements (Group 18): JEE Main & NEET

In this course, Anirudh Walia will comprehensively covers entire group 18 with physical properties, chemical properties, and study of important compounds of Xenon. Each and every topic will be explained in a very lucid manner.

P Block Notes : Group 18 (Noble Gases)

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( Hindi) P Block (Group 13)- Notes: IITJEE

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Lessons

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Chemistry of Nitrogen and Phosphorus: Course Overview

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Introduction of Group-15 Elements

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General Trend in Group-15 Elements (Part-1)

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General Trend in Group-15 Elements (part-2)

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Hydrides of Group- 15 Elements (Part-1)

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Hydrides of Group-15 Elements (Part-2)

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Oxides of Group-15 Elements

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Halides of Group-15 Elements

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Anomalous Behaviour of Nitrogen

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Chemistry of Nitrogen

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