honestly saying your channel is one of my favorite channel because every time I found something new in your videos..and in this video also i came to know about quark concept, neuron concept... really your effort is highly appreciated...thanks for making such videos...
Exceptional content! I really don't need to memorize any of this now that you have explained everything in such an elementary manner thank you so much, you're doing great
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Hi... Your videos are definitely useful. I am not sure if someone has mentioned this earlier in comments. You repeatedly mentioned that A is neither atomic no. nor its atomic mass. That's perfectly fine. Further you mentioned that atomic mass is never a whole no. (except for atomic mass of C12). Further even you mentioned that even atomic no. is never a whole no. I think its not correct since atomic no. is directly no. of protons and always its whole no.
nycly explained,,but one thing i would like to add to the stability of nuclides is that, always the nuclides with N/Z =1 are not always stable ,,it should be present on the "belt of stability". eg. Na with Z=22 and N=11 have N/Z =1 but this is not stable and it undergoes positron decay because it is present below the belt of stability.
Sir, you said that nucleus with mass no. less than 40 should have N/P=1 to attain stability then why in case of Na where A=22 and Z=11 undergoes disintegration ???..please reply sir
after long time I feel really happy with this vedio .thanks alot sir .I get my confidence back after poor performance in my jam exam after watching this vedio.keep do vedios as many as possible. thank you .it helps alot
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Thank you for the content sir. Very informative yet it is a little bit hard to follow your a-little-bit-fast-pace talking. Slowing down would help us listeners better.
Thank-you so much sir for this concept .you said for elements with mass no. Till 40 the N/Z ratio should be less than or equal to 1 and similarly for mass no. Greater than 40 N/z ratio with greater tgan one their nuclei are stable wright? But while solving the examples you didn't use the concept ?
Hello sir , I am preparing for entrance of msc. In nuclear medicine technology of AIIMS . So can u suggest some important topics from nuclear chemistry which would be important for to compete n I am doing bachelor's in physical science from du .
Sir plz suggest what i do to understand the reaction of organic chemistry...because in organic reaction we can't understand which bond is broken, what product is formed...
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You are a "CHEMISTRY EXPRESS "sir. Great, carry on.
Powerful... nicely explained
Exceptional content! I really don't need to memorize any of this now that you have explained everything in such an elementary manner thank you so much, you're doing great
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Hi... Your videos are definitely useful.
I am not sure if someone has mentioned this earlier in comments.
You repeatedly mentioned that A is neither atomic no. nor its atomic mass. That's perfectly fine. Further you mentioned that atomic mass is never a whole no. (except for atomic mass of C12). Further even you mentioned that even atomic no. is never a whole no.
I think its not correct since atomic no. is directly no. of protons and always its whole no.
Nice lecture i have got knowledge about nuclear chemistry
nycly explained,,but one thing i would like to add to the stability of nuclides is that, always the nuclides with N/Z =1 are not always stable ,,it should be present on the "belt of stability".
eg. Na with Z=22 and N=11 have N/Z =1 but this is not stable and it undergoes positron decay because it is present below the belt of stability.
Sir, you said that nucleus with mass no. less than 40 should have N/P=1 to attain stability then why in case of Na where A=22 and Z=11 undergoes disintegration ???..please reply sir
useful content
I want a physics teacher like you....really nice sir
after long time I feel really happy with this vedio .thanks alot sir .I get my confidence back after poor performance in my jam exam after watching this vedio.keep do vedios as many as possible. thank you .it helps alot
This topic is very useful to BARC aspirants
Quarks are of 6 types
Up,down, strange,charm, bottom and top
Superb explanation...
Thanks a lot,,,,,,Now I can say BRAC xm will going well again thank you
Your content are always fresh..learnt a new thing about quarks..
From your teaching , I got very good marks in exam...
Thank you very very much sir for uploading this video before the barc exam..
Excellent
No one can beats u until you lose urself....power button bi nhi 😂... Thnku so much for ur efforts...
Jyoti Rana .. well said
Actually there are 6 quarks ...
Up and down of 1 generation
Charm and strange of 2 gen
And top and bottom of 3 gen
Plz continue doing this in such an easy way, stay blessed.....
Yeah... Sir plz Complete nuclear chemistry atleast... Before BARC EXAM
Bro plz upload related topics link in description box.u r making the videos are awesome.it have more explanation and easy too understand.good keep up the good work.
Tqqq lot sir this concept very short and sweet keep doing more videos like this
doing great sir
And one more which is Consider the ambidentate behaviour of thiocyanate ion, the most stable structure of following is...
Structure shown in options.
Thank you for the content sir. Very informative yet it is a little bit hard to follow your a-little-bit-fast-pace talking. Slowing down would help us listeners better.
You are a good teacher ....
I would get each topics clear thank u
Thank-you so much sir for this concept .you said for elements with mass no. Till 40 the N/Z ratio should be less than or equal to 1 and similarly for mass no. Greater than 40 N/z ratio with greater tgan one their nuclei are stable wright? But while solving the examples you didn't use the concept ?
Atomic number is whole number cz it is equal to no of protons so it cannot be a fraction..
Very nice sir thank you soo much
As always systematic n well planned✌
Gate chemistry sir did u look upto that gp theory qn i sent you via mail?
Gate chemistry ok sir i understand... i'll wait.
Thanks sir...
I clear my 1 concept🙏
Nice class👌
Thank you sir , it really helps me a lot and plzz making videos on other topics also , so that I can understand 😊😊😊
The way you explained it simply wow.please upload next video on nuclear chemistry before barc exam.😃
Gate chemistry Thank you sir😊
Your video make nuclear chemistry easy to understand.
You are awesome sir💐
We have only one weak before BARC exam. I request you to finish the lecture of NUCLEAR chemistry.
Amazing guru
Well explained sir.
The other magic number is 126.
114
Bhaiya ye 12 class k liye bhi h kya
What is nuclear spin and moments
Make a video for igcar 2021 recruitment for technical officer C written exam for chemistry
thanku so much.. Isodiaphers and isosters are also imp.. kindly discuss these two in your next lecture..
Thankyou sir to guidance us....
mass defect, binding energy, avg. binding energy
Eagerly Waiting for your quantum mechanics lecture four sir, I hope you will make it soon..
Thank you sir pls be continue till the end of nuclear chemistry
N ur videos boost up to us pls stay always with us
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Good sir.
Thank you sir..it was very helpful ...plz..do videos on the remaining concepts of nuclear chemistry...as soon as possible....
Now ..I will start for nuclear chemistry...aftr seeing this...I can do
For ur dedication 👏
Thnku you sir this is first time when I nuclear chemistry s interesting because of ur teaching style... But pls continue quantum
thank u so much sir..please make video regarding BARC topic your video are very helpful ..
Which chapters from Arnikar are must to be covered?....
sir..thnx for such simpler explanation of everything..we are waiting for your next video..when will it be uploaded??
Which book should we prefer for understanding nuclear chemistry from basic level?
Aisha... H. J. Arnikar
Thanku
Thanks a lot bro ..it's was really helpful
U should elongate the quarks theory ...it's looking interesting.
good
It was just woww from 25th minute
For 14N7......It is stable though both proton and nuetron no is odd
Pls elaborate about odd even nos of proton and neutron
Would u talk about the standard model of elementary particles ???
Sir please explain the question from December 2017 section C related to biphosphine ligand that does not allow reductive elimination of PhMe.
Thanks alot sir
is there is any video of lecture 2 of nuclear chemistry
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then what about other factors of stability of nucleus
Request U ..not to allow ads during studies...as it distracts during study n leads to loss of concentration...
Thank you so much sir .
Nc explanation
Hello sir , I am preparing for entrance of msc. In nuclear medicine technology of AIIMS . So can u suggest some important topics from nuclear chemistry which would be important for to compete n I am doing bachelor's in physical science from du .
Sir u haven't explain a concept of isodiaphers.
And atomic mass is rational due to isotopic abundance.
Correct me if i am wrong.
Thank you sir..
Sir plz suggest what i do to understand the reaction of organic chemistry...because in organic reaction we can't understand which bond is broken, what product is formed...
not four there are six quarks up,down,strange,charm,top,bottom
Sir,I have seen the demo paper of BARC exam and mostly questions were from physics. So, I am confused abt paper
What about the next videos?
Thank-you so much that's very imp 🙂
Sir please make a video on analytical chemistry nd solvolysis which u hv mentioned the important topics in inorganic
Is this vedio be helpful to jam students?
Sir need numerical problems and solutions for nuclear chemistry
Sir you can go through live stream
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sir make videos on mossbauer spectroscopy
Hello sir, Is this also important topic for csir net exam june2018? Sir you explain this topic in very simplest way. thanx
Hi sir ,is this lecture is useful for NET exam also ????plz respond.
Sir apna gate ka exam Diya tha.. apka score ky raha hai..clear ho Gaya apka exam...
Thanks sir
sir plz make more videos on nuclear chemistry before barc xm
Is there any video related to groups physics
Sir while filling d forms for iisers dey r asking for 'referees' so sir what shud be filled in dat column? If u cud tell.
Thank you sir....
Thank you sir
But mass number of chlorine is 35.5 and u said it is only a whole no.
continue with quantum mechanics.
Can you please send me the text book regarding this nuclear chemistry
sir, you are telling n/z value less than one and write greater than one in the board.(for greater than 40)
Sir, hm csir net k liye suru se taiyari krna chahte hai.
Sari video apki ek series me mil jayegi? ?