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Ionic equilibrium (PART 5) Subject: Chemistry Class: B.Sc - I (Hons) Paper: I A (Physical Chemistry) Topic: Ionic Equilibrium (Part 5) Faculty Name: Dr. Rupali Gupta College Affiliation: M. M. Mahila College, Ara Date: 13/08/2020

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Page 1: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to

Ionic equilibrium

(PART 5)

Subject: Chemistry Class: B.Sc - I (Hons)

Paper: I A (Physical Chemistry) Topic: Ionic Equilibrium (Part 5) Faculty Name: Dr. Rupali Gupta

College Affiliation: M. M. Mahila College, Ara Date: 13/08/2020

Page 2: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to
Page 3: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to
Page 4: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to
Page 5: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to
Page 6: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to
Page 7: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to
Page 8: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to
Page 9: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to
Page 10: Ionic equilibrium (PART 5)5) 6) Usually light metal ions. Know as Lewis acids which Are not 5) Mostly heavy metal ions. 6) Known as Lewis acids and are easily polarizable. Prefer to

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