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    The document provides an overview of key chemistry concepts including: 1) Examples of homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, elements, and compounds. 2) Laws of chemical combination and gas behavior. 3) Characteristics of blocks in the periodic table including s, p, and d blocks. 4) Concepts such as atomic and molar mass, ionization energy, and inductive/resonance effects. 5) Types of reactions including combustion, pyrolysis, and substitution reactions involving Grignard reagents and halogens.

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    The document provides an overview of key chemistry concepts including: 1) Examples of homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, elements, and compounds. 2) Laws of chemical combination and gas behavior. 3) Characteristics of blocks in the periodic table including s, p, and d blocks. 4) Concepts such as atomic and molar mass, ionization energy, and inductive/resonance effects. 5) Types of reactions including combustion, pyrolysis, and substitution reactions involving Grignard reagents and halogens.

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    The document provides an overview of key chemistry concepts including: 1) Examples of homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, elements, and compounds. 2) Laws of chemical combination and gas behavior. 3) Characteristics of blocks in the periodic table including s, p, and d blocks. 4) Concepts such as atomic and molar mass, ionization energy, and inductive/resonance effects. 5) Types of reactions including combustion, pyrolysis, and substitution reactions involving Grignard reagents and halogens.

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    of 2

    3.

    Give one example of each

    A. homogeneous mixture

    B. heterogeneous mixture

    C. element D. compound

    4. Solve problems :

    A. What is the ratio of molecules in 1 mole

    of NH3 and 1 mole of HNO3

    (Ans. : 1:1)

    B. Calculate number of moles of hydrogen

    in 0.448 litre of hydrogen gas at STP

    (Ans. : 0.02 mol)

    2.Laws of Chemical Combination

    3. Law of multiple proportions :

    4. Gay Lussac Law of Gaseous Volume

    5.molar mass

    6. Molecular mass

    7 atomic mass /atomic number

    8 Characteristics of d-block elements

    9. Characteristics of s-block elements

    10. Characteristics of p-block elements

    11. Atomic radius, ionization enthalpy

    12 . Electroaffinity

    13. Inductive effect and resonance effect

    B. Electrophile and nucleophile

    C. Carbocation and carbanion

    D. Homolysis and heterolysis

    14. Iupac naming


    15 Grignard reagent With reaction

    16 Halogenation of alkanes :

    17. Combustion reaction

    18. Pyrolysis reaction

    19. Uses of alkanes :

    20 uses of alkanene

    21. Isomerism in alkenes : Alk

    22. Dehydrohalogenation of alkyl halides

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