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Properties of matter (Essentials) - Class 11th

Welcome to Properties of matter (essentials)

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Check out our course intro and happy learning. Onwards!
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Welcome to Properties of matter (essentials)

Check out our course intro and happy learning. Onwards!
Start learning
Watch an introduction video56 seconds

Unit 1: Welcome to properties of matter

Welcome to properties of matter: Welcome to properties of matter

Unit 2: Why mountains on Earth can never be taller than 10 km?

How can steel be more elastic than rubber?: Why mountains on Earth can never be taller than 10 km?Can I apply Hooke’s law to a rubber band or a bone or rock?: Why mountains on Earth can never be taller than 10 km?How much weight can our thigh bone withstand?: Why mountains on Earth can never be taller than 10 km?
Why do bones fracture easily, even though they bear such huge loads?: Why mountains on Earth can never be taller than 10 km?How easy (or tough!) it is to compress to water.: Why mountains on Earth can never be taller than 10 km?Applications of elastic properties: Why mountains on Earth can never be taller than 10 km?

Unit 3: How does a cricket bowler make the ball swing?

How a horse can lift elephants!: How does a cricket bowler make the ball swing?Why is a generator built near to the bottom in a dam?: How does a cricket bowler make the ball swing?Why does a steel paper clip float on water but a steel ball sink?: How does a cricket bowler make the ball swing?
Why do we see a meniscus?: How does a cricket bowler make the ball swing?Streamline and turbulent flow: How does a cricket bowler make the ball swing?How does a cricket bowler make the ball swing?: How does a cricket bowler make the ball swing?
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