Measurement of Matter

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Science Solutions from Chapter -1 - Measurement of Matter

This chapter highlights the three major laws related to the measurement of matter. It also discusses the size and molecular mass of an atom. In addition, it explains the valency of different atoms and radicals.

Practice Other Topics from Measurement of Matter

Science>Chemistry>Measurement of Matter>Laws of chemical combination

This topic covers concepts such as laws of chemical combination, law of conservation of mass, and history of laws of chemical combination.

Science>Chemistry>Measurement of Matter>Atom: size,mass and valency

This topic covers concepts such as nucleons, size of atom, need of relative atomic masses, atomic mass unit, and atomic masses of some elements.

Science>Chemistry>Measurement of Matter>Chemical symbol of elements

This topic covers concepts such as symbols for elements proposed by dalton, and IUPAC name and symbols of some elements.

Science>Chemistry>Measurement of Matter>Molecules of elements and compounds

This topic covers concepts such as molecules of elements and atomicity.

Science>Chemistry>Measurement of Matter>Molecular mass and the concept of mole

This topic covers concepts such as molecular mass, calculation of molecular mass of compounds, Avogadro's number, relation between mole and number of particles, and calculation of number of moles from given mass.

This topic covers concepts such as types of radicals and cationic radicals.

Science>Chemistry>Measurement of Matter>Chemical formulae of compounds

This topic covers concepts such as symbols used for common ions, chemical formulae of compounds, writing chemical formula of sodium sulphate, writing chemical formula of calcium carbonate, and writing chemical formula of sodium bicarbonate.