Thermal Stability of Salts (Part-1) | Tricks and Techniques | JEE Mains & Adv. AIIMS, NEET, BITSAT

This video lecture is basically based on the thermal stability of salts or You can say heating of different inorganic and organic salts.
Since, we have hundreds of inorganic and organic salts but its impossible to explain thermal stability of each and every salt here and also very few selected salts have been asked in IIT-JEE and NEET. So, I will discuss only Carbonates, Bi-Carbonates, Sulphates, Nitrates and some organic salts.
Table of Content:
03: 48 - Thermal stability of Carbonates
11:40 - Fajan's rule for Thermal stability
34:10 - Thermal Stability of Bi-Carbonates
41:10 - Thermal Stability of Sulphates
45:28 - Thermal Stability of Nitrates
51:36 - Thermal Stability of Ammonium Salts
54:50 - Thermal Stability of Organic salts (sodium Formate, calcium Formate, Calcium acetate etc. )
I hope, You will find this content very useful.
Thanks.
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