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Chemistry for Joint Entrance Examination JEE (Advanced) : Inorganic Chemistry: Part 1 Details

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SKU:JU030BKAJ9YHNAFAMZ
Model:9788131526477
Author:K Verma

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  • Format: Paperback
  • Number of Pages: 784 pages
  • Publication date: 01 Feb 2015
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning India
  • Publication City/Country: India
  • ISBN10: 813152647X

Salient features: includes questions and problems from previous years' papers, which will help students understand the pattern of the questions asked in the examination features all types of problems asked in the examination: subjective type single correct answer type multiple correct answers type assertion reasoning type linked comprehension type matching column type integer type archives (up-to-date previous years' questions) provides exercises and problems with their complete solutions. Includes access to free tests available on android and web. These tests are based on previous years' jee papers table of contents: chapter 1: periodic classification of elements and general inorganic chemistry chapter 2: chemical bonding and molecular structure chapter 3: hydrogen, water and hydrogen peroxide chapter 4: s-block group 1: alkali metals chapter 5: s-block group 2: alkaline earth metals chapter 6: p-block group 13: the boron family chapter 7: p-block group-14: the carbon family appendix a appendix b

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