Chemical kinetics Lec-26 | Salt Effect In Solution Kinetics | CSIR-NET/JRF | GATE | IIT-JAM | DU |

✌Download notes: You can now download the notes from our store - https://www.rjacademy.in/courses/4238... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this video, we will discuss the Salt effect which is studied under two categories: 1) Primary Salt Effect 2) Secondary Salt Effect. This is the Introduction Lecture of Solution Kinetics where you deal with Kinetics of Solutions. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Welcome to RJ Academy where we are targeting CSIR NET/JRF (CHEMICAL SCIENCE), GATE, IIT-JAM, and other entrance exams related to chemistry. This is an open courseware program where anyone can watch the complete lecture series for free. Your support is highly appreciated. If you want to support us, you can contribute your contribution so that RJ Academy will continue to provide high-quality educational resources for free. You can contribute through Paytm, Google Pay, or Phone pay. Paytm number = 9053519385 Google Pay = 9053519385 Phone Pay = 9053519385 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RJ academy introduces a new course of chemical kinetics that includes the entire syllabus of CSIR-NET/JRF, GATE, IIT-JAM, IIT-BHU, DU M.Sc entrance, and other chemistry-related exams where chemical kinetics is been asked. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This course will contain the syllabus of JEE mains and advance, NEET, and other 12th standard level exams. *************************************************************************** In this course of Chemical Kinetics, Firstly, we break the syllabus into three parts as- Part A Part B Part C --------------------------------- In Part C, we discussed the Arrhenius theory through the Arrhenius equation that included two important parameter- 1.) Activation energy 2.) Arrhenius pre-exponential factor Firstly, we discussed the Gardiner concept that gives the rate constant equation a new perception and then we started studying the theories based on the Gardiner concept which are: 1) Collision Theory of Rate of reaction 2) Activated Complex Theory We have already done the thermodynamic treatment and Statistical Treatment of the Activated complex theory in the last lectures and completed the previous year's questions practice also. In this video, we will discuss the Salt effect which is studied under two categories: 1) Primary Salt Effect 2) Secondary Salt Effect. This is the Introduction Lecture of Solution Kinetics where you deal with Kinetics of Solutions. So, do watch the Complete lecture and do let me know in the comment section that how do you like the lecture? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #CSIRNET #GATE #IITJAM #IITJEE #JEEAdvanced #NEET #TIFR #DU | #BHU M.Sc. entrance #JNCASR #IISER #DailyFreeLiveClasses ------------------------------------------------------ ⚽ Subscribe to my channel to get a notification:    / @rjacademy.chemistry   ⚽To watch the complete playlist of Thermodynamics, Click on the link below:    • Thermodynamics   🎬Other Videos to Watch: 🍭Statistical Thermodynamics:    • Statistical thermodynamics   🍭Analytical Chemistry:    • Analytical chemistry   🍭Organic Spectroscopy:    • Organic Spectroscopy   🍭General Aptitude:    • General Apptitude   🍭Thermodynamics:    • Chemical kinetics   🍭Quantum chemistry:    • Quantum chemistry   🍭Data Analysis:    • Data analysis   🍭Molecular spectroscopy:    • Molecular spectroscopy   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for watching Do Subscribe, like, and comment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DISCLAIMER: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, the allowance was made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a copyright law that may otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips