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Basic Concepts of Chemistry
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Basic Concepts of Chemistry

Build a strong chemistry foundation — perfect for beginners, higher secondary students, and learner from any field
Created byDhilk Learning
Last updated 5/2026
English
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What you'll learn

  • 1. Understand the fundamental laws of chemical combination and explain how they govern matter at the atomic level.
  • 2. Perform mole concept calculations — including molar mass, Avogadro's number, and mole-to-mass conversions — with full confidence.
  • 3. Write and interpret empirical and molecular formulas, and determine percentage composition of compounds from first principles.
  • 4. Solve stoichiometry problems involving limiting reagents, theoretical yield, and percentage yield in chemical reactions.
  • 5. Apply the concept of equivalent weight and normality in the context of volumetric analysis and reactions.
  • 6. Distinguish between molarity, molality, mole fraction, and parts-per-million — and convert between concentration units accurately.

Course content

3 sections11 lectures1h 56m total length
  • Introduction4:13
  • Nature of Matter12:15
  • Classification of Matter10:20

Requirements

  • "If you can add and multiply, you're ready. We'll build everything else together."

Description

If you are looking for a good course on Basic Concepts of Chemistry… you are at the right place.

Whether you are a complete beginner or you already know something about chemistry but want to explore more, you are on the right track. This course is designed to build your understanding from the ground up and make chemistry simple, clear, and logical. If you are a Higher Secondary NCERT student, you will find it awesome.

---Why this course is important---

This is one of the most important chapters in chemistry because everything that comes later depends on it:

  • Chemical Reactions

  • Solutions

  • Equilibrium

  • Electrochemistry

A strong foundation here will make all future topics much easier.

---What you will learn in this course---

This course covers the complete Basic Concepts of Chemistry syllabus in a structured and easy-to-understand way:

  • Importance of Chemistry

    • Why chemistry matters

    • Real-life applications and relevance

  • Nature of Matter

    • What matter is

    • Classification and behavior of matter

  • Properties of Matter & Measurement

    • Physical and chemical properties

    • SI units and measurements

    • Mass, volume, density, temperature

  • Uncertainty in Measurement

    • Scientific notation

    • Significant figures

    • Dimensional analysis


---What makes this course different---

  • Simple and clear explanations

  • Step-by-step learning approach

  • Strong focus on problem solving

  • No unnecessary memorization

  • Concepts explained logically

---Who this course is for---

  • Class 11 students (NCERT / CBSE / Kerala Board / any board)

  • Beginners in chemistry

  • Students who want strong fundamentals

  • Anyone struggling with basic concepts

---What you will achieve---

  • Clear understanding of fundamental concepts

  • Ability to solve numerical problems confidently

  • Better performance in exams

  • Strong base for advanced chemistry topics

If you want to truly understand chemistry—not just memorize it—this course is for you.

Let’s get started.

Who this course is for:

  • 1. Anyone from any field or background who is simply curious about chemistry and wants to understand how matter and reactions work at a fundamental level.
  • 2. Class 11 students beginning their chemistry journey who want a rock-solid foundation in the very first chapter.
  • 3. JEE and NEET aspirants looking to strengthen their basics before moving into competitive exam preparation.
  • 4. . Anyone who studied chemistry before but never truly understood why the mole concept works — and wants it to finally click.