NEET Chemistry The p-block Elements-II / p-ब्लॉक तत्व-II Halogen Family By Sardana Sir Online Videos

1 Introduction Of Halogen Family
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2 Occurence And Abundance
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3 Electronic Configuration Of Halogens
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4 Physical State
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5 Metallic And Non-Metallic Nature
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6 Melting And Boiling Points
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7 Atomic Radii And Ionic Radii
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8 Atomic Volume And Density
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9 Ionisation Enthalpies
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10 Electron Affinities
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11 Electronegativity
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12 Colour
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13 Oxidation State
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14 Reduction Potentials And Oxidising Nature
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15 Bond Energy And Reactivity
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16 Solubility
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17 Chemical Properties
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18 Reaction With Water
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19 Reaction With Metals
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20 Reaction With Non-Metals
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21 Reaction With Hydrocarbons
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22 Reaction With Hydrogen
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23 Compounds With Oxygen
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24 Oxo-Acids
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25 The hypohalous Acids Or Halic
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26 The Halic Acids Or Halic
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27 The Parhalicacids Or Tetra Oxo-Halic
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28 Reaction With Alkalies
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29 Anomalous Behavior Of Fluorine
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30 Halogen Acid Or Hydracids
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31 Methods Of Preparation
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32 Classification Of Interhalogen Compounds
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33 Method Of Preparation
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34 Structure Of Interhalogen Compounds
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35 Pseudohalogens
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36 Cyanogen
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