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Oxides of Group-14 Elements
Lesson 8 of 18 • 56 upvotes • 15:00mins
Megha Khandelwal
In this lesson we will learn about the oxides of Group-14 Elements and will find the answer: Why the dioxide of Carbon ie. CO2 is gaseous while the SiO2 is solid in nature? Correction: PbO2 is an amphoteric oxide.
Chemistry of Carbon and Silicon (Group-14 Elements: Carbon Family) for IIT-JEE
18 lessons • 4h 5m
1
Chemistry of Carbon and Silicon: Course Overview
10:14mins
2
Introduction: Carbon
15:00mins
3
General trend in Group-14 Elements (Part-1)
14:44mins
4
General Trend in Group-14 Elements (part-2)
15:00mins
5
Chemical Properties of Carbon
10:43mins
6
Hydrides of Group -14 Elements
14:13mins
7
Halides of Group-14 Elements
14:30mins
8
Oxides of Group-14 Elements
15:00mins
9
Carbon: Occurrence & its Allotropes
14:18mins
10
Chemistry of Carbon Monoxide
15:00mins
11
Chemistry of Carbon dioxide
15:00mins
12
Carbides (part-1)
14:59mins
13
Carbides (part-2)
12:20mins
14
Chemistry of Silicon
14:06mins
15
Silicones: Preparation & Properties
13:22mins
16
Silicones: Preparation& properties (part-2)
13:14mins
17
Silicates
15:00mins
18
Practice Paper-1: Carbon Family
8:52mins
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