Chemical Obtained from Common Salt-II: Class X (Chap 2: Part XIV)

In this video, two important chemicals, namely baking soda and washing soda that are obtained from common salt have been dealt with. The general information, preparation and uses of both the compounds have been explained with various examples. The making of baking powder, its uses and the difference between baking soda and baking powder has also been discussed. Additionally, to strengthen the concepts learnt, questions from NCERT textbook, CBSE sample paper as well as NCERT exemplar have been taken up.
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Links to various topics of Chapter 2: Acids, Bases & Salts

Part I: Introduction




Part II: Natural Indicators




Part III: Synthetic & Olfactory Indicators




Part IV: What is common in all acids & bases?




Part V: Classification of acids & bases




Part VI: The pH Scale




Part VII: Importance of pH




Part VIII: Reaction of Acids & Bases with Metals




Part IX: Reaction of Metal carbonates & Hydrogencarbonates with Acids




Part X: Neutralisation Reaction of Acids and Bases




Part XI: Reaction of Metal Oxides with Acids and Non-metal oxides with Bases




Part XII: Salts- Preparation & Classification




Part XIII: Chemical Obtained from Common Salt-I

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