Atomic Orbitals Practice Questions! Inorganic CHEM - 1.13

[@AbhaySingh-sf9op]

you are making great videos keep it up ,I understand very well

[@kshitijdamodhar9952]

Please brings some lectures on p block and salt analysis also I'm very curious to learn inorganic chemistry the way you explained but I'm very frustrated remembering the experimental data like salt analysis and so many reactions in inorganic chemistry, please help me out

[@InorganicChemistryTutor]

If you want to provide more information, I would be happy to help if possible! What esxcatly are you struggling with?

[@kshitijdamodhar9952]

​@@InorganicChemistryTutor In our textbook, a lot of experimental and factual information is concisely given, about the physical properties, uses, and chemical properties of different elements and compounds. In the examination of JEE, we are supposed to memorize all the trends, properties and facts as the questions can be asked from anything from the block chemistry and qualitative analysis. Can you please help us with the memorisation ?

[@InorganicChemistryTutor]

@@kshitijdamodhar9952 I recommend focusing on regularly reviewing the most crucial and relevant information that will be on your exam. Also, practice as many related questions as possible to solidify your understanding. However, the most effective study method is to deeply understand the concepts and fundamentals. When you grasp a concept intuitively, you won't need to memorize excessive details; instead, you can logically deduce answers to related problems. For instance, if your exam covers orbitals, invest time in comprehending what orbitals truly are, why they are significant, and how they bond.