solids and their properties

Properties of Solids - Electrical Properties - Properties of solids have been exploited for various new innovations in electronic and magnetic devices like transistors, computers, telephones etc. Properties of the solids mainly d..

Properties of solids have been exploited for various new innovations in electronic and magnetic devices like transistors, computers, telephones et..

Magnetic Properties of Solids - The magnetic properties of materials are a consequences of magnetic moments associated will individual electrons. The magnetic moment of an electron is due to its orbital motion and also due to its spin around its own axis. A moving elec..

The magnetic properties of materials are a consequences of magnetic moments associated will individual electrons. The magnetic moment of an electron is due to its orbital motion and also due to its spin around its own axis. A moving electron may be considered to be a small current loop, g..

Insulators do not conduct electricity because the electrons present in them are held tightly to the individual atoms or ions and are not free to move. However when electric field is applied polarization takes place because the nucleus is attracted towards cathode and electron cloud towards an..

1) Ammonium carbonate is a colourless crystalline solid. 2) It is soluble in water. 3) When exposed to the atmosphere, it undergoes dissociation and hence smells of ammoni..

Calcium hydroxide is a white amorphous solid (density: 2.08 g/mL). Calcium hydroxide is sparingly soluble in water. The solubility decreases with temperature..

Calcium sulphate exists as a white solid in two forms: Dihydrate (CaSO 4 .2H 2 O) Anhydrous (CaSO 4 ) It is sparingly soluble in water. The solubility increases upto 40C, beyond which the solubility decreas..

1) Ammonium Nitrate is a colourless crystalline solid. 2) It is highly soluble in water. Its solubility in water is 242 g at 30 o C. 3) When heated, it melts and then decomposes to give nitrous oxide and water. It explodes when heated...

1) Ammonium chloride is a colourless crystalline solid. 2) It is fairly soluble in water. Solubility of ammonium chloride in water is 41.4 g at 30 o C. 3) When it is dissolved in water, it absorbs heat and causes cooling. 4) When heated it undergoes dissociation to give ammonia and hydro..