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Equilibrium is a phenomenon of constant quantity, be it any phase. This course will be covering chemical equilibrium and ionic equilibrium and the laws that revolve around it.

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Here we will cover up the basic concept of equilibrium and study about law of mass action

Introduction and Law of Mass Action

Here we study about the concept of equilibrium constant

Applications of Law of Mass Action

Here we will determine the value of the equilibrium constant from an equation present.

Determining the Value of Kc

Le Chatelier's principle is an important topic and has loads of applications in the field of chemistry

Le Chatelier's Principle

We will see the influence of pressure on a chemical reaction and compute the basis of Haber's process

Effect of Pressure, Introduction to Haber's Process

Here we will cover up Haber's process and Contact process based on the application of Le Chatelier's principle.

Haber's and Contact Process

Here we will cover common ion effect and study it's application, solubility product.

Common Ion Effect, Solubility Product

Here we will study about hydration and hydrolysis and know it's important in chemistry and the difference between the two.

Hydration and Hydrolysis

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Vishwa Vivek Sharma

In this course, I will explain the rest of all concepts with proper numericals. All the summary of chemical equilibrium and questions coverage foundation of ionic equilibrium.

(Hindi) Part-2: Chemical Equilibrium-IIT JEE, NEET, Class 11 and 12

This course is specially designed for the all level of students from basic to advance level problems.

(Hindi) Part-1 Ionic Equilibrium- IIT JEE / NEET, 11, 12

this course is specially designed for the focused students. every basic concept will be cover with proper questions. you will be feeling like a classroom program.. concepts cover with the help of JH sir class notes.

(Hindi) Part-1 Chemical Equilibrium: IIT JEE

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Devraj Pranami

In this course we will discuss all the topics of chapter solution of class 12 ie. Concentration terms, solublity(henry's law), ideal and non-ideal solution, vapour pressure,colligative properties (osmotic pressure, depression in freezing point elevation in boiling point and relative lowering in Vapour pressure), abnormal colligative properties and important questions and answers.

(Hindi) - Chemistry - Solutions For IIT JEE

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Ashutosh Gaurav

Detailed analysis of basics of equilibrium of a reaction, degree of dissociation, factors affecting equilibrium of a reaction,  problem solving approach, and discussion of previous year JEE problems of chemical equilibrium

(Hindi) Chemical Equilibrium for JEE Mains and Advance

In this course Vishwa will discuss about the concepts of chemical thermodynamics, laws, their applications and important questions on them.

Lessons

8 lessons • 52m

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Introduction and Law of Mass Action

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Applications of Law of Mass Action

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Determining the Value of Kc

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Le Chatelier's Principle

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Effect of Pressure, Introduction to Haber's Process

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Haber's and Contact Process

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Common Ion Effect, Solubility Product

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Hydration and Hydrolysis