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wats physics atp syllabus?
jane do....... itna to mjhay bhi pata hay ki its not wholethe whole physics syllabus.
jane do....... itna to mjhay bhi pata hay ki its not whole
shukar hay aap ko pta hay ke aap fixie hosir app ko boht kuch pata hai , mein to bas esey hi fix hota rahta houn har jaga
shukar hay aap ko pta hay ke aap fixie ho
there is no set sylabus for atp but u can just practice past papers, revise your formulae and i have attactched these notes if they can help.... also search this thread i think i saw Important questions for physics ATP here .... iam not sure if it was in this thread or some other one..... but u can search fr them... they are by sir imrann mirza and really have gud atp questions... but don't forget to practise past papers if u are going for your MOCK bcuz they are mostly from past papers... Best ov Luk!wats physics atp syllabus?
they cause ozone smog around our cities. Ozone smog is bad for our lungs and irritates our eyes.
Nitrogen oxides form easily nitric acid. With the rain it is washed out from the air and comes down (together with sulphuric acid) as acid rain. Acid rain destroys the stones of our buildings, in particular chalk stones and marble and it increases the problems of corrosion of iron and steel.
It is harmful for our forests, because it mobilises toxic chemicals in the soil which damage the trees. And it makes the lakes acid. The animals living in them can die.
Nitrate formed from nitrogen oxides, not only from cars but also from fertilizers used by farmers, can be a
problem for the life in our lakes and the coastal regions of the oceans. It causes over-fertilization. Plants like algae grow quickly and in large amounts, they die after the end of their life cycle and the bacteria eating them use up too much oxygen from the water. This causes the death of fishes and other animals in the water. We call this phenomenon eutrophication.[/COL
This helped a lot thanks
and what is the solubility of hydroxides???
calcium hydroxide soluble??? :O doesnt calcium ions form insoluble precipitates when in excess of NaOH?All hydroxides are insoluble except those of alkali (group 1) metals and ammonia. Also Barium hydroxide and Calcium hydroxide are also soluble.
calcium hydroxide soluble??? :O doesnt calcium ions form insoluble precipitates when in excess of NaOH?
okie thanks. but aluminium hyroxide is also soluble.. remember? colourless solution in excess of NaOH??Oh sorry! My bad. It says here in my notes that , Ba(OH)2 and Ca(OH)2 are only slightly soluble.
all carbonates are insoluble execpt potassium, sodium and ammonium carbonates. all sulfates are soluble except calcium, barium and lead. all nitrates are soluble.Solubility of Carbonates, Sulphates and Nitrates required. Is there any way to perfect oneself in Organic Chemistry?
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