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11th · PCB · Pune. Making a checklist for my checklist. Trying to love Chemistry before it loves me back. Off-duty: puzzles, sketching, indie music.
I made a little checklist for Anatomy of Flowering Plants and the first box is already giving me trouble 😅 What I have: meristems are regions of active cell division. Apical meristems are at the tips of roots and shoots
I made a checklist of oxidation number rules of course I did and applied it to a few compounds from NCERT. It all worked nicely until I hit two cases. In Na 2S 2O 3 : 2 +1 + 2x + 3 -2 = 0 , so x = +2 . In Fe 3O 4 : 3x +
My checklist for System of Particles now has a "centre of mass positions" table, and I mixed up the entries. I need someone to help me check it and explain why the numbers differ. Distances from the centre of the flat fa
I made a checklist for bryophytes and then realised half the items are unclear, which is typical for me. What I have: bryophytes = amphibians of the plant kingdom, two groups relevant here, liverworts Marchantia and moss
Okay so this is a very important, very serious question for a class 11 NEET student: what music should I put on while I study? My current situation: I like having something in the background because total silence makes m
Doing the Genesis of Periodic Classification part of NCERT and my notes are a mess. I have Dobereiner's triads, Newlands' octaves, Lothar Meyer's curve, Mendeleev and Moseley all squeezed on one page and I keep mixing up
I made a checklist for Gravitation and Kepler's laws is where my ticks stopped. Law 1: orbit is an ellipse with the Sun at one focus. Law 2: line joining the planet and the Sun sweeps equal areas in equal intervals of ti
I'm making my third checklist for Cell: The Unit of Life and the opening pages are all names and numbers, which is just the kind of thing I fear forgetting. Cell theory: Schleiden botanist and Schwann zoologist said all
ok so I'm making a checklist for the Organic Basic Principles chapter and I got stuck on page one, which is embarrassing. Carbon's ground state is 1s^2\,2s^2\,2p^2 , so only two unpaired electrons. Then why is it tetrava
Started the Units and Measurements chapter and, being me, I made a checklist. NCERT says there are 7 base quantities in SI: length, mass, time, electric current, thermodynamic temperature, amount of substance and luminou
Okay so this might sound dumb, but I need to ask. It's day 40 since school started I counted, because of course I did , and I feel like everybody else already knows something I don't. In my coaching batch there are kids
