What is Compressibility Factor? Explain the Factors which affects Compressibility factor. Compressibility Factor and Factors affects Z-value Compressibility factor is a measure of deviation of a gas from ideal gas behavior …
CUET UG 2024 Chemistry Question Paper and Answer Key CUET UG 2024 Chemistry Question Paper and Answer Key NTA conducted the CUET 2024 Chemistry paper on May 15, 2024 in pen and paper format from 10 am to 11 am. Students c…
Spin-Spin Interaction or Coupling of NMR Signals Coupling Constant or Spin-Spin Coupling Constant(J) Coupling constant is the strength of the spin-spin splitting interaction and the distance between centers of two adjacent …
Spin-Spin Interaction or Coupling of NMR Signals Spin-Spin Interaction or Coupling of NMR Signals The splitting of nmr signal into 2nI + 1 peaks due to interaction of adjacent nuclear spins under high resolution is calle…
Classical Theory of Raman Effect: Molecular Polarizability Classical Theory of Raman Effect: Molecular Polarizability The basic concept of classical theory of the Raman effect depends on the polarizability of a molecul…
Radial and Angular Distribution Curves Radial and Angular Distribution Curves In the atomic orbital, there is probability of finding an electron in a particular volume element at a given distance and direction from th…
Quantum Theory of Raman Effect Quantum Theory of Raman Effect Quantum theory of the Raman effect explains the phenomenon by considering the interaction between incident photons and vibrational modes of molecules of the…
Thermodynamic Derivation of Gibb's Phase Rule Thermodynamic Derivation of Gibb's Phase Rule Let a heterogeneous system of two phases a and b containing three components 1,2 and 3 in equilibrium. The chemical po…
Thermodynamic Derivation of Nernst's Distribution Law The thermodynamic derivation of the distribution law is based upon the principle that if there are two phases in equilibrium (i.e. two immiscible solvents containing…
Wien Effect Conductance Under High Potential Gradient The increase in conductance of an electrolyte at high potential gradients is known as Wien effect . Wien measured the conductance using high voltages of the order of 20,…
Debye- Falkenhagen Effect Conductance Under High A.C. Frequencies Debye- Falkenhagen examined the conductance behaviour of strong eletrolytic solution by applying alternating current (AC) of different frequncies. They obser…
Debye- Huckel Onsager Theory In case of weak electrolytes the increase in equivalent conductance with dilution can be easily explained on the basis of Arrhenius theory , according to which the conductance increases due to in…