dual nature of matter in organic chemistry

Light has been regarded as waves to explain the phenomena of reflection, refraction, diffraction etc. However in 1905, Albert Einstein suggested that light has a dual character, which means, it can behave as a particle as well as a wave. It was observed that some of the experimental facts..

Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation - Light has been regarded as waves to explain the phenomena of reflection, refraction, diffraction etc. However in 1905, Albert Einstein suggested that light has a dual character, which means, it can behave as a particle as..

Introduction - The classification of matter into three different states, namely solid, liquid and gaseous state is termed as the physical classification of matter. Most properties of solid, liquid and gases that can be observed with our sense organs are called as 'macr..

Carbon in Nature - Carbon is an extremely important element and was known from the earliest times in the form of charcoal, soot, etc. Although the amount of carbon in the earth's crust is only eleventh by mass, it ranks as high as oxygen and hydrogen, in importance. In nature, i..

Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation - Light has been regarded as waves to explain the phenomena of reflection, refraction, diffraction etc. However in 1905, Albert Einstein suggested that light has a dual character, which means, it can behave as a particle as..

The classification of matter into three different states, namely solid, liquid and gaseous state is termed as the physical classification of matter. Most properties of solid, liquid and gases that can be observed with our sense organs are called as 'macroscopic' ..

These are compounds containing carbon and hydrogen only. The hydrocarbons involved in air pollution are gases (or those that are volatile) under ordinary conditions. The important sources of hydrocarbons in the natural environment are bacterial decomposition of organic matt..

These are compounds containing carbon and hydrogen only. The hydrocarbons involved in air pollution are gases (or those that are volatile) under ordinary conditions. The important sources of hydrocarbons in the natural environment are bacterial decomposition of organic ..

Bleaching Action of Chlorine - Chlorine bleaches (removes the color) organic colors by the process of oxidation in presence of moisture. The bleaching action takes place in few steps: a) Chlorine first dissolves in water to give a mixture of hydrochloric acid and hypochlorous aci..

In Free State - Ammonia is present in atmospheric air and in natural water in trace amounts. However in sewage water, it is present in greater proportion. It is also produced by decay of plant and animal tissues. Ammonia is released into the atmosphere by the decomposition of organic..