p-Block Elements

This topic discusses the group 15 elements and their occurrence in the earth's crust. It further elaborates on the characteristics of group 15 elements and their chemical properties.

In this topic, we will learn some of the atomic and physical properties of the elements belonging to the 15th group of p-block with the help of examples.

In this topic, we will learn some of the chemical properties of the elements belonging to the 15th group of p-block with the help of examples, chemical equations and pictorial illustrations.

In this topic, we will learn the physical and chemical properties of nitrogen. It mentions the structure and preparation of nitrogen. We will also understand the chemical reactions of the nitrogen with other elements.

This topic describes the preparation and properties of nitrogen compounds. We will learn about dinitrogen, ammonia and oxides of nitrogen in brief. We will also study the uses of nitrogen compounds.

In this topic, we will learn the physical and chemical properties of phosphorus. It mentions the structure and preparation of phosphorus. We will also study the chemical reactions of the phosphorus with other elements.

This topic deals with the phosphorus and properties of allotropic forms of phosphorus. The structure, preparation, chemical and physical properties and uses of phosphine and halides are discussed here in detail.

The topic details the group 16 elements, their occurrence, properties, and the role played by them in the atmosphere. It also discusses their general characteristics and chemical reactivity.

In this topic, we will learn some of the atomic and physical properties of the elements belonging to the 16th group of p-block with the help of examples.

In this topic, we will learn some of the chemical properties of the elements belonging to the 16th group of p-block with the help of examples, chemical equations and pictorial illustrations.

In this topic, we will learn about the physical and chemical properties of oxygen. It discusses the preparation and uses of dioxygen and ozone. We will also learn about the oxides and their arrangement in the periodic table.

This topic walks us through the term simple oxides. We will learn in detail about the properties of simple oxides. These are formed as a combination of one metal or semimetal and oxygen.

This topic tells us about ozone in detail. Also, known as trioxide, it is an inorganic molecule. It can be identified by its characteristic blue colour and distinctive smell.

In the topic, we will study the physical and chemical properties of sulphur. It details the structure and preparation of sulphur. We will also learn the different chemical reactions of sulphur with the help of illustrative examples.

This topic deals with the sulphur and the properties and structure of allotropes of sulphur. It elaborates on its preparation and chemical and physical properties. It also discusses the uses of sulphur dioxide and sulphuric acid.

We will learn about sulphuric acid in this topic. Also known as the oil of vitriol, it is a mineral acid composed of oxygen, hydrogen and Sulphur. We will also learn that it is synthesised in exothermic reactions.

The topic discusses the group 17 elements with their occurrence in the earth's crust, their properties and the mineral family. It also explains the general characteristics of these elements, chemical properties, and trend in chemical reactivity.

In this topic, we will learn some of the atomic and physical properties of the elements belonging to the 17th group of p-block with the help of examples, chemical equations and pictorial illustrations.

In this topic, we will discuss the chemical properties of group 17 elements in detail with examples and chemical equations.

This topic covers concepts like interhalogen Compounds, preparation of interhalogen compounds, structures of interhalogen compounds, etc., from the chapter The p-Block Elements of Grade 12 Chemistry syllabus.

In this topic, we will study the anomalous behaviour of fluorine in terms of its size, electronegativity, shape, properties and electron affinity. It also discusses the chemical reactions shown by the fluorine.

In this topic, we will learn the physical and chemical properties of pseudo halide ions. It discusses preparation, structure, and uses of pseudo halide and pseudo halogens. It also gives details on interhalogen compound and nomenclature.

This topic discusses the properties of chlorine. Experts deem it as the second-lightest of all halogens. We will learn about its role as a disinfectant in industrial as well as household activities.

In this topic, we will understand the concept of oxoacids of halogens. It discusses the oxoacids of chlorine along with its structure. It also sheds light on the acidic property, preparation, physical and chemical properties.

The topic highlights the group 18 elements and their uses. We will learn about the occurrence, electronic configuration and various other characteristics of the elements of group 18.

In this topic, we will learn some of the atomic and physical properties of the elements belonging to the 18th group of p-block with the help of examples and pictorial illustrations.

In this topic, we will learn the different chemical properties related to the elements present in group 18 of the p-block.

This topic highlights the details of group 18 elements. It discusses xenon and its compounds including xenon fluorides, oxides and oxyfluorides. We will also understand the chemical reactions related to the compounds of xenon.

In this topic, we will learn about the electronic configuration, liquefaction and atomic radius of noble gases. It highlights the chemical properties of noble gases. It also discusses the discovery of compounds of inert gases.