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    This document outlines key chemistry lab concepts including units of concentration like molarity and normality, titration techniques using indicators, oxidation-reduction reactions, coordination complexes, and factors that influence reaction rates such as temperature and activation energy. It also provides examples of calculations needed for standard solutions and oxidation states as well as differences between similar processes like iodometric and iodometric titration.

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    This document outlines key chemistry lab concepts including units of concentration like molarity and normality, titration techniques using indicators, oxidation-reduction reactions, coordination complexes, and factors that influence reaction rates such as temperature and activation energy. It also provides examples of calculations needed for standard solutions and oxidation states as well as differences between similar processes like iodometric and iodometric titration.

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    This document outlines key chemistry lab concepts including units of concentration like molarity and normality, titration techniques using indicators, oxidation-reduction reactions, coordination complexes, and factors that influence reaction rates such as temperature and activation energy. It also provides examples of calculations needed for standard solutions and oxidation states as well as differences between similar processes like iodometric and iodometric titration.

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    Key points for chemistry lab

    1. Molarity
    2. Normality
    3. Titration
    4. Indicator
    5. Equivalent weight
    6. PH scale
    7. Different kind of indicator
    8. 0.1(N)KMnO4 solution how much gm needed
    9. Difference between mole and molecule
    10. Standerd solution
    11. Primary,secondary standerd substance
    12. Find out eqvalent weight of Oxalic acid
    13. Electronic concept of oxidation and reduction
    14. What is Oxidation Number?
    15. Coordinate bond
    16. Formation of coordinate bond
    17. Ligand/chelate
    18. Zwitterion
    19. Complexions
    20. Iodometric titration
    21. Reaction with balance
    22. Half oxidation and reduction titration
    23. Why keep dark for iodometric titration
    24. Why use NaHCO3 for iodometric titration
    25. Iodemetric titration
    26. Difference between iodometric and iodemetric titration
    27. Oxidizing and reducing agent
    28. Auto catalyst
    29. Why heat is needed for reaction(influence of temperature)
    30. Activation energy
    31. Arrhenious equation

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