In the previous post we studied the following equation for Beer – Lambert’s law – We understood that if we decide the intensity of incident
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119.Frost Musulin diagram/ Polygon Method.
\ This is a very useful mnemonic device for quickly setting down molecular diagrams for cyclic systems. A Frost circle is a simple diagrammatic method
27. Quantum Numbers.
In the last post, we saw how quantum numbers were introduced to understand the structure of the atom. These quantum numbers describe all the necessary
24. The Bohr Model (2).
In this post, we continue our discussion on the Bohr model and study its applications and implications. In the earlier post, we discussed how Neils
21. History, Discovery of Electron.
With this post, we start a long discourse on a fundamental topic at the core of Chemistry and the understanding of the whole universe – THE
16. Accuracy and Precision.
We start this post with the introduction of two new parameters in error analysis namely – ACCURACY & PRECISION. ACCURACY PRECISION To understand these concepts let
15.Calculation of Errors.
In the previous post, we discussed how measurements are subject to errors and the different types of errors that are encountered while collecting data. We
13. The International System of Units.
Measurements are observations that convey specific data. However, observations need to be expressed correctly. Specific units are required which can aptly quantify the observations. Thus,
12. Integration (2).
In the last post, we studied integration and some basic rules for finding integrals. In this post, we try to learn a lot more about
11. Integration(1).
Today we begin writing about the second part of calculus – INTEGRATION. In the earlier posts, we discussed how differentiation helps us to divide our
10. Differentiation(3).
Till the previous post, we studied the concept of differentiation w.r.t just one variable. However, quite often, we encounter situations which involve more than one
9.Differentiation(2).
In this post, we shall discuss the concept of differentiation in greater detail. In the previous post, we learned what derivatives are and why we
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