Wake Up! with Ashu Sir Class 10th Science Complete Revision | Carbon and Its Compound | Board Exam

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Wake Up! with Ashu Sir Class 10th Science Complete Revision | Carbon and Its Compound | Board Exam

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[scienceandfuneducation]

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[ashugarg]

सपने बड़े देखो, मेहनत करो साथ,
आशु सर के संग पढ़ाई बने खास।
विज्ञान को समझो, मस्ती भी करो,
हर दिन नया कुछ सीखते चलो।

डर को पीछे छोड़ आगे बढ़ते जाओ,
आशु सर की बातें दिल में बसाओ।
मज़ेदार पढ़ाई और ज्ञान का मेल,
कक्षा 10 का सफर बने खेल।

[bhaveshkholiya]

Carbon compounds ka jhanjat khatam . Maja aa gaya lecture mai sir.❤

[Rushilfofaria]

00:12 - Encouragement and motivation for students before the lecture.
01:22 - Motivation and readiness are key for exam preparation.
03:00 - Session focuses on effective revision strategies for Class 10 Science.
03:43 - Emphasizes the importance of MCQs and subjective questions for exam preparation.
05:16 - Importance of honesty in answering questions during exams.
05:56 - Overview of Carbon and Its Compounds for Class 10 Revision
07:25 - Carbon is tetravalent, forming four bonds for diverse compounds.
08:26 - Silicon's bonding and catenation properties are key topics in carbon compounds.
09:59 - Understanding carbon allotropes and their diverse forms.
10:54 - Key properties of carbon allotropes: graphite and diamond.
12:28 - Hydrocarbons consist of carbon and hydrogen, with three main types.
13:25 - Understanding hydrocarbons and their types in organic chemistry.
15:15 - Identifying alcohols, aldehydes, and ketones based on functional groups.
16:19 - Understanding functional groups in organic compounds.
18:08 - Understanding isomerism through butane structures.
18:58 - Understanding Ester nomenclature and Butene isomers in carbon compounds.
20:30 - Different structures can have the same chemical formula.
21:42 - Carbon compounds differ in physical and chemical properties.
23:43 - Interactive session focusing on student queries and comprehensive exam preparation.
24:55 - Understanding double covalent bonds in compounds.
26:48 - Understanding isomers in hydrocarbons with three carbon atoms.
27:40 - Understanding isomerism in carbon compounds is essential for exams.
29:47 - Motivation for students to overcome sleep and focus on studies.
30:33 - Understanding carbon bonding in compounds for the board exam.
32:42 - Importance of early rising and mastering chemistry concepts.
33:35 - Understanding the importance of key terms in carbon compounds.
35:58 - Understanding saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons.
37:26 - Understanding chemical properties and naming carbon compounds.
39:10 - Understanding functional groups and naming in carbon compounds.
39:59 - Naming organic compounds with correct position indicators.
41:57 - Key chemical concepts in carbon compounds and bonding types.
43:02 - Understanding ionic vs covalent bonding in compounds.
44:46 - Understanding the fourth member in the homologous series of carbon compounds.
46:01 - Understanding non-cyclic and aliphatic compounds in organic chemistry.
48:21 - Understanding general formula of alcohols with examples.
49:21 - Discussion on Methanol properties and molecular structure.
51:44 - Understanding C bonds in the structure of carbon compounds.
52:34 - Understanding carbon bonds in propane and their importance in questions.
54:13 - Importance of strong intermolecular forces in carbon compounds.
54:57 - Graphite's slippery nature is due to weak interlayer forces.
56:39 - Understanding cyclohexane and propanol chemical formulas.
57:41 - Understanding similarities between Aldehydes and Ketones in carbon compounds.
59:20 - Encouragement for students to actively participate in morning revision.
1:00:10 - Encouraging engagement and energy during study sessions.
1:01:45 - Understanding addition reactions in chemical properties.
1:02:30 - Conversion of unsaturated hydrocarbons to saturated hydrocarbons through hydrogenation.
1:04:04 - Hydrogenation of vegetable oil produces ghee.
1:04:54 - Understanding bromine's role in addition vs substitution reactions.
1:06:25 - Understanding the reaction between methane and chlorine.
1:07:31 - Revision of substitution and combustion reactions in organic compounds.
1:09:01 - Understanding types of flames: yellow and blue.
1:09:49 - Flame color indicates combustion type: smoky vs. clean.
1:11:24 - Importance of chemical properties of alcohol for exams.
1:12:16 - Dehydration reactions of alcohols leading to alkenes.
1:14:00 - Discussion on CH3CH2O formation and H2SO4 as a dehydrating agent.
1:15:07 - Understanding the reactivity and importance of carboxylic acids.
1:17:03 - Formation of esters from carboxylic acids and alcohols.
1:18:01 - Understanding Esterification and its Reaction with Ethyl Theno Ester.
1:20:34 - Understanding hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties.
1:21:36 - Understanding soap's cleansing action through hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties.
1:23:19 - Understanding hard water and its properties.
1:24:10 - Difference between detergents and carboxylic salts in cleaning.
1:26:02 - Hard work is essential for success and survival in life.
1:26:48 - Chemical reactions of ethanol and bromine water in organic compounds.
1:28:42 - Understanding the reaction of vegetable oil with hydrogen.
1:29:31 - Discussion on key reactions in carbon compounds.
1:31:06 - Understanding Carbolic Acid and Its Relation to Alcohols and Esters.
1:31:56 - Understanding potassium dichromate reactions and main product identification.
1:33:30 - Ethanol dehydrates to form ethene when heated with concentrated H2SO4.
1:34:38 - Reaction of ethanol with sodium produces sodium ethoxide and hydrogen gas.
1:36:17 - Methane combustion produces carbon dioxide and water.
1:37:12 - Understanding hydrophilic and hydrophobic properties in compounds.
1:38:45 - Understanding saponification and alcohol formation from large esters.
1:39:32 - Understanding the process of alcohol production and its relevance in chemistry.
1:41:16 - Shivdas sample papers are reliable and affordable for exam preparation.
1:41:58 - Understanding the basic nature of soap through litmus tests.
1:43:46 - Discussing common errors in identifying chemical reactions.
1:44:48 - Understanding carbon compounds and common mistakes in board exam answers.
1:46:44 - Revision of organic compounds with practical examples.
1:47:30 - Identification of carbon compounds using reactions.
1:49:51 - Understanding the reaction between compounds and the formation of products.
1:50:46 - Understanding chemical reactions involving ethanol for exam preparation.
1:52:32 - Understanding the behavior of graphene when burned in oxygen.
1:53:14 - Discussion on carbon compounds and their burning characteristics.
1:55:04 - Understanding saturated and unsaturated compounds builds confidence in science.
1:55:56 - Discussion on carbon compounds and electricity in Class 10 Science revision.
1:57:26 - Overview of magnetic effects and study plan for class 10 science.

[Ayush_kumar_-YDV]

Bhai sahab kya top level revision karaya sir, , , laga hi nhi ki ch tough . Jab baccha raat me rota hai to mammi bolti h beta chup ho jaa nhi to carbon and it's compound padha dungi, to beta bolta mammi padha de dadhi wala dekh lega.।😂❤❤❤

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[Raj-wzjk]

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[Time-]

24:45 (c)
25:04 no sir
25:04 (a)
25:04 (b)
25:04 8
31:15 (c)
31:15 I because weak intramolecular bond ( electrostatic force)
ii doesn't have free electron so it doesn't have free electron
31:15 (d)
36:39 a) butane
b) 2, 2 dimethyl pentane
c) propanol
d) propanol/propan 2 al
40:52 (b)
43:52 (c)
Hexnanone

[Skibdiizzyoo-kw]

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[bulbasaur-unevolved]

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[harshitu_]

Hello Sir,
Thank you for your wonderful efforts! I noticed that at 33:52, for solution of (i) why carbon compounds generally have low melting and boiling points, you mentioned it is due to weak covalent bonds. I believe there is a small clarification needed here.

The reason for the low melting and boiling points of carbon compounds is actually due to weak intermolecular forces rather than the covalent bonds within the molecules. Covalent bonds are strong and hold the atoms together inside a molecule. If covalent bonds were weak, the molecules themselves would break apart, and the compound's chemical properties would change completely. Instead, it’s the weak attractions between molecules that require less energy to overcome, making it easier to melt or boil these compounds.

[justRB_things]

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[nextwarrior]

Thanks Sir
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[Class-Mathematics]

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[princeyadav_]

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