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Class 11 Chemistry States of Matter Handwritten Notes

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TOPICS INCLUDED: ---------------------------- → Three states of Matter → Intermolecular Interactions → Types of Bonding → Melting and Boiling Points → Role of gas laws in elucidating the concept of the molecule → Boyle's law → Charles law → Gay Lussac's law → Avogadro's law → Ideal Behaviour → Empirical Derivation of Gas Equation → Avogadro's Number → Ideal Gas Equation → Deviation from ideal Behaviour → Compressibility Factor


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NCERT Chemistry
Publisher: 2019 ISBN: 9788174504944 Edition: Unknown

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