How to Find Lattice Energy?
The lattice energy is the energy released when one mole of ionic crystal is formed from the gaseous ions. It can also be defined as [...]
The lattice energy is the energy released when one mole of ionic crystal is formed from the gaseous ions. It can also be defined as [...]
The Van't Hoff equation concerns how the equilibrium constant (Keq) changes with the change in temperature. This equation was proposed by the Dutch chemist Jacobus [...]
In chemistry, there are multiple terms used to describe a reaction based on the nature of its reactants. Double displacement reactions also called double replacement [...]
Triple point is the unique physical property of a substance at which it co-exists in all three states of matter i.e. solid, liquid, and gas [...]
In a chemical reaction, reactants combine to form products. A chemical reaction is represented by a chemical equation. A net ionic equation is a chemical [...]
Stereoselectivity is the process in which the formation of one of the stereoisomers is preferred over another during a chemical reaction. In a stereoselective reaction, [...]
Regioselectivity is the preferential formation or breaking of chemical bonds in one direction over all possible directions. It results in the formation of regioisomers and [...]
In Aufbau principle, electrons are filled in subshells in increasing order of energy, like 1s is filled before 2s. The value of (n+ℓ) is 1 [...]
Enolates are important organic reactive intermediates. They have the dual characteristics of both alkoxide and carbanion. Enolates can be synthesized from carbonyl compounds, such as [...]
A carbene is a highly reactive intermediate that contains six valence electrons on the carbon atom. It is formed in a basic medium and acts [...]