Metals and Non metals One Shot Chemistry 2024-25 | Class 10th Science Board Exam with Ashu Sir

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00:06 Introduction to Metals and Non-metals chapter 01:04 Importance of practicing questions for exam preparation 02:27 Overview of Metals and Non-Metals Chapter 03:14 Compounds are formed by atoms combining 05:07 Understanding Metals and Non-metals 06:05 Plastic compounds are mixtures of wood, some misleading examples. 07:43 Understanding physical properties of non-metals 08:32 Difference between metals and nonmetals in appearance 10:01 Metals are malleable, non-metals are brittle 10:49 Metals are highly malleable 12:26 Difference between Metals and Non-metals in producing sound 13:08 Metals have high density and luster 14:54 Metals are generally heavy, shiny, and can be polished 15:46 Metals are good conductors of heat due to their high thermal conductivity. 17:25 Handling of metals and non-metals based on heat conductivity 18:07 Metals are good conductors of heat 19:31 Metals like Silver and Copper are good conductors of heat and electricity 20:34 Metals are good conductors of electricity compared to non-metals. 22:06 Non-metals conduct electricity despite not having free electrons. 22:51 Understanding conductors and insulators 24:18 Sulfur usage leads to pollution 25:11 Discussing circuit connections and conductivity 26:50 Metals and non-metals conduct electricity 27:29 Metals conduct electricity, non-metals do not 28:58 Metals are generally hard with high melting and boiling points, while non-metals can be solid, liquid, or gas. 29:47 Sodium, potassium, and lithium are metals 31:20 Metals have exceptions to their properties 32:10 Metals have higher melting and boiling points than non-metals. 33:41 Chemical Properties of Metals and Non-metals 34:42 Reactivity of sodium metal with air and water 36:21 Iron reacts differently with oxygen to form three types of oxides. 37:16 Metals oxides form bases in water, while non-metals oxides form acidic or neutral compounds. 38:56 Metals form basic oxides, Non-metals form acidic oxides 39:49 Introduction to Amphoteric Oxides 41:32 Chemistry teacher discussing behavior and reactivity 42:34 Chemical reactions between metals and non-metals 44:16 Chemical reactions with oxygen and the formation of different compounds. 44:55 Understanding reactions with water for metals 46:49 Formation of metal oxides and hydroxides 47:45 Sodium reaction with water explained 49:55 Highly reactive metals like sodium react vigorously with water. 50:38 Metals react differently with water based on their reactivity 52:38 Metals like iron and aluminum react only with steam and not with hot water. 53:45 Different forms of water react differently with iron. 55:42 Metals and Non-metals react differently to steam 56:31 Difference between aluminum oxide and iron oxide 58:26 Metals react with water to form oxide and hydrogen gas 59:07 Metals react with acids to form salts. 1:00:46 Importance of reactions of Metals with Non-metals 1:01:43 Definition of Metals as per Class 10 Science 1:03:22 Definition of Metals and Non-metals 1:04:39 Metals give away electrons to stabilize 1:06:04 Metals are electron-rich and donate electrons, while non-metals accept electrons in chemistry. 1:06:51 Value kindness and humanity over material possessions 1:08:27 Discussion on Lewis dot structure and sharing of electrons 1:09:18 Metals do not share electrons while non-metals share as well as donate electrons 1:11:00 Understanding the valence electrons structure. 1:12:04 Metal transfer of electrons 1:14:22 Explanation of Ionic Bond and Electron Transfer 1:15:08 Electrostatic force is the second strongest force in the world. 1:16:45 Understanding Ionic Bonding 1:17:43 Sodium and oxygen interaction explained 1:19:50 Understanding properties of ionic compounds 1:20:43 Sodium oxide is an ionic compound 1:22:32 Exploring the second of the electrostatic world 1:23:19 High melting point due to strong electrostatic forces 1:25:27 Solid state conductance and its relation with ionic compounds 1:26:31 Conductivity of water changes with presence of salt 1:29:01 Discussion about the difference between metals and non-metals 1:29:52 Metallurgy helps extract metals from nature. 1:31:41 Understanding minerals in nature 1:32:59 Minerals and ores are natural substances used to extract metals profitably. 1:35:12 The process of extracting sodium and the challenges involved 1:36:36 Metals and non-metals extraction 1:39:35 Steps involved in mining and processing metals. 1:40:28 Difference between pure iron and cast iron 1:42:03 Different methods to clean dirt explained 1:42:59 Importance of cleaning materials and body 1:44:46 Extraction of metals is a crucial topic in chemistry. 1:45:38 Metals divided into three reactive categories 1:47:32 Understanding charge distribution between anode and metals 1:48:26 Understanding Anode and Cathode Charges 1:50:22 Different forms in which metals can exist 1:51:14 Converting sulfides to oxides through processes like roasting 1:52:58 Heating process in the presence or absence of oxygen 1:53:50 Understanding roasting and calcination in metals 1:55:49 Reactivity of metals and the process of conversion 1:56:51 Discussing different forms of compounds in chemistry 1:58:39 Metal refining using electrolytic process 2:00:15 Separation of cream from milk using centrifuge 2:02:14 Purification of metals using impurities 2:03:18 Purification methods of metals 2:05:10 Refining of metals to make them pure 2:06:06 Choosing between Copper Sulfate and Zinc Sulfate for electrolysis 2:08:22 Discussion on the availability of electricity and technology in different parts of India 2:09:14 Displacement reaction of iron 2:10:53 Understanding thermite reaction and its applications 2:12:00 Understanding Alloys in Chemistry 2:13:29 Nicrom alloy has high resistance and heating effect. 2:14:15 Alloys have low corrosion, metals in native state and aqua regia explained. 2:16:28 Aquaria used for polishing gold and silver jewelry 2:17:19 Understanding the use of aqua regia for polishing

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1:01:40 Metals are the naturally occurring substances found beneath surface of Earth's crust. They contain free electrons and hence have tendency to lose electrons in order to become stable.

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Fe3o4 is from(2,3) It is also known as Magnetite or Magnetic oxide.

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Metals are electropositive