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Permalink 11:58:17 am by Sunitha, Categories: Refining , Tags: , , , ,

Refining of  metals

Metals extracted by removing metallic and non-metallic impurities is known as refining of metals. Refining can be carried out in several methods.

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Permalink 12:44:12 pm by Sunitha, Categories: Metallurgy, General Principles of Metallurgy

The various steps involved in the extraction of pure metals from their ores are broadly classified into 4 groups.

1) Concentration of ores

2) Conversion of ores into oxides or other desired compounds.

3) Reduction of ores to form crude metals.

4) Refining of metals.

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Permalink 05:46:28 pm by gowri, Categories: Periodic Table

The periodic table of the chemical elements (also Mendeleev's table, periodic table of the elements or just periodic table) is  a tabular display of the  Chemical elements.

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Aldehydes & Ketones are a class of organic compounds in which  we have C=ogroup which is called the carboxylic group.Hence both  these compounds are  called  carbonyl group .Hence both these  compounds  are called carbonyl compounds .In case of aldehydes  the carbon group is at  terminal  position.Where as in Ketones the carbonyl group is present in between the carbon chain.

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Phenols are class of organic compounds in which hydroxil group is directly bonded to the Benzene ring.

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Permalink 12:57:54 pm by gowri, Categories: Acids and Bases

The  Term isomerism is defined as two or more molecules have the same molecular formula but differ in physical  and /or  chemical properties.

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Permalink 04:18:28 pm by gowri, Categories: Chemical Equilibrium

History of chemical eqm started from At beginning of 18th century whole idea of chemical eqm. is based on there basic ideas: in complete reaction, reversibility & dynamic. Berthollet, Clande Laus (1748-1822) was pioneer in this field. He tonght chemistry to Napolean & ment to Egypt in 1798. He observed these that high conc. of sod. Carbonate by Lake Neutron on edge of the desert. He conclanded that

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Permalink 04:01:25 pm by gowri, Categories: Atomic Structure

Rutherford Experiment-- Discovery of Nucleus

After the discovery of electron and proton, the question arose how these charged particles are distributed in an atom. The answer was given by J.J. Thomson in the form of first model of the atom.

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Permalink 01:23:15 pm by gowri, Categories: Acids and Bases, Chemical Bonding, Types of Bonding

Hydrogen bond is formed when a slightly positive hydrogen atom, attached covalently to strong electronegative atom A (e.g., F, O or N) is held by a non-bonded electron pair of another atom B. The coordination number of hydrogen becomes two and it acts as a bridging atom between A and B.

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