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  • @NamanSahu-we3xu
    @NamanSahu-we3xu 6 месяцев назад +1

    I've been watching your content for over a year now and it's really one of the best there is but I think I won't be alone in saying that whenever there's a video with problem solving, it should not have the answers star marked, it greatly reduces the re-watchability of the video. I'd be grateful if future videos didn't have that both on the main and the team channel. Thankyou ❤

  • @nareshbarik5384
    @nareshbarik5384 10 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you sir ♥️🙏

  • @simrancharak1706
    @simrancharak1706 2 года назад

    Thanku sir apne bhaut asha krwaya... complete revision hogyii...phirse net exam k bad b

  • @MahendraKumar-xo2jt
    @MahendraKumar-xo2jt 2 года назад +4

    nice question but i have request please cover more than 10 question like 20 30 40 and so on

  • @rohanbasak218
    @rohanbasak218 Год назад

    Sir dec 2023 ke net exam ke liye question series shuru kariye sir please...pyq nhi...new questions .j chemistry ka new questions bohot conceptual hota hai...bohot acha hoga humare liye

  • @kanikasharma6142
    @kanikasharma6142 2 года назад +1

    Sir,left side transition metal me hhme hamesha 2 hi band milenge visible region me ,jinme 3 transition ki possibility hai????

  • @Sanatandharmhindutav
    @Sanatandharmhindutav 2 года назад

    level of questions....💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @siddheshshewade7063
    @siddheshshewade7063 2 года назад +2

    But in mgti2o4 as ti is in 3+ state it should occupy tetrahedral voids as for d1 it would be -0.6 ∆o for tetrahedral environment and should be inverse ??

    • @laeeqahmed7776
      @laeeqahmed7776 2 года назад

      It's 0.6∆t not ∆o u have to convert..

  • @chemistry1898
    @chemistry1898 2 года назад +3

    Sir... Is ionic radius inversely proportional to inertness???

    • @shashikantsajan5773
      @shashikantsajan5773 2 года назад

      Yess

    • @preetisoni9328
      @preetisoni9328 2 года назад

      Along the period it is inversely proportional to inertness but down the group it is directly proportional

  • @sonalijena2821
    @sonalijena2821 Год назад +1

    Thank you sir

  • @Subh32
    @Subh32 2 года назад

    In solid state test 1 , Q12) 6 sphere forming oct void ?

  • @tanvipandya4894
    @tanvipandya4894 2 года назад

    Sir ye kese pta krenge ki konsi terms ni possible h??? Kafi confusion h...

  • @chemistry1898
    @chemistry1898 2 года назад +1

    Sir which metals show 2 transitions in visible region??

  • @Suv___ji
    @Suv___ji 2 года назад

    Maim ye test kha se milege

  • @nikhilpundir1433
    @nikhilpundir1433 Год назад

    Sir question 9 me optical isomers honge aapne galat karwaya h

  • @patelvandana2925
    @patelvandana2925 2 года назад

    Spinal samaj nahi aaya sir

  • @shireensaleem6266
    @shireensaleem6266 2 года назад

    Sir configuration s t1g and t2g kese dekhte hein plz ans bahut confusion h plz plz yahi question galat hua mera

    • @preetisoni9328
      @preetisoni9328 2 года назад +1

      T2g hmesha first excited state hoti h and t1g ya toh ground state hogi ya fir 2nd excited state.....
      Ab agr hmari G.S. non degenerate h toh wo a2g hogi and t1g 2nd excited state hogi....or agr G.S. triple degenerate h tb t1g G.s. hogi and a2g 2nd excited state
      Or jo t1g(p) hoti h wo bhi hmesha first excited state hoti h

  • @chemistry1898
    @chemistry1898 2 года назад

    Are these normal or inverse spinal??
    NiLi2F4
    Sn3N4

  • @chemistry1898
    @chemistry1898 2 года назад

    Sir 27:23 why d5 (l.s) is not labile whereas it have one unpaired electron????

    • @preetisoni9328
      @preetisoni9328 2 года назад

      1st reason- atleast 1 e- must be present in eg orbital for lability
      2nd-down the group inertness increases
      Inertness or liability doesn't depend upon unpaired electrons