Nuclear Chemistry - Lecture 1

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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.

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[@CHEMISTRYASSETS]

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.

[@meghamittal1443]

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

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Quarks are of 6 types Up,down, strange,charm, bottom and top

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This topic is very useful to BARC aspirants

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Powerful... nicely explained

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[@sakshamk4009]

Actually there are 6 quarks ... Up and down of 1 generation Charm and strange of 2 gen And top and bottom of 3 gen

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Atomic number is whole number cz it is equal to no of protons so it cannot be a fraction..

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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.

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Thnku you sir this is first time when I nuclear chemistry s interesting because of ur teaching style... But pls continue quantum

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Gate chemistry Thank you sir😊 Your video make nuclear chemistry easy to understand.

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Very nice sir thank you soo much

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good

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doing great sir

[@HarpreetSingh-cd2ng]

thanku so much.. Isodiaphers and isosters are also imp.. kindly discuss these two in your next lecture..

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Eagerly Waiting for your quantum mechanics lecture four sir, I hope you will make it soon..

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Thank you sir..it was very helpful ...plz..do videos on the remaining concepts of nuclear chemistry...as soon as possible....

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We have only one weak before BARC exam. I request you to finish the lecture of NUCLEAR chemistry.

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Well explained sir. The other magic number is 126.

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114

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Thankyou sir to guidance us....

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As always systematic n well planned✌

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[@sadiyatanga9482]

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 ?

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What is nuclear spin and moments

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mass defect, binding energy, avg. binding energy

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U should elongate the quarks theory ...it's looking interesting.

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For 14N7......It is stable though both proton and nuetron no is odd

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Pls elaborate about odd even nos of proton and neutron

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Sir please make a video on analytical chemistry nd solvolysis which u hv mentioned the important topics in inorganic

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Quarks are of 6 types.. up down top bottom strange charm

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Sir need numerical problems and solutions for nuclear chemistry

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Nc explanation

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not four there are six quarks up,down,strange,charm,top,bottom

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sir plz make more videos on nuclear chemistry before barc xm

[@rahulyadav2810]

Sir please explain the question from December 2017 section C related to biphosphine ligand that does not allow reductive elimination of PhMe.

[@afiyashaikh1434]

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..

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Thank u sir

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Which chapters from Arnikar are must to be covered?....

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sir make videos on mossbauer spectroscopy

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sir, you are telling n/z value less than one and write greater than one in the board.(for greater than 40)

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Would u talk about the standard model of elementary particles ???

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continue with quantum mechanics.

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last number in magic number is 126

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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 .

[@binashah7032]

But mass number of chlorine is 35.5 and u said it is only a whole no.

[@sahebalishaik5223]

then what about other factors of stability of nucleus

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Which book should we prefer for understanding nuclear chemistry from basic level?

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Aisha... H. J. Arnikar

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Thanku

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Quark are of 6 types, good video though

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Sir,I have seen the demo paper of BARC exam and mostly questions were from physics. So, I am confused abt paper

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is there is any video of lecture 2 of nuclear chemistry

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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...