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                                                                                          Crystalline Forms of Carbon,

                      Details of Contents  PREPARATION OF HYDROGEN   Ac vity Series of Metals,     Prepara on of Hydrogen by Ac on of Water on Metals,     Prepara on of Hydrogen by Ac on of Dilute Acids on Metals,     Prepara on of Hydrogen by Ac on of Alkalis on Metals,     Prepara on of Hydrogen by Electrolysis of Water, Laboratory  Prepara on of Hydrogen, Bosch’s Process: Industrial Produc  PROPERTIES OF HYDROGEN   Physical Proper es of Hydrogen,  Chemical Proper es of Hydrogen, Tests for Hydrogen  Uses of Water, Sources of Water, Water Cycle,


                         OCCURRENCE OF HYDROGEN DISCOVERY OF HYDROGEN                   OXIDATION AND REDUCTION  USES OF HYDROGEN  • WATER   A REVISION   ca on of Water    PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF WATER   Effects of Anomalous Expansion of Water DISSOLUTION OF SALTS IN WATER Water — A Universal Solvent, Solubility  True Solu on, Suspension, Colloid    WATER OF CRYSTALLISATION  (So ening of Water)  OCCURRENCE OF CARBON  CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF CARBON ALLOTROPES OF CARBON  Amorphous Forms of Carbon  Dioxide, Greenhouse Effect, Global Warming     Added to












                         •   •   •      Hydrogen  •   •   •      Purifi  •      •      •   •   •   with Metals  •      •   •   •   •
                      Chapter Name  Hydrogen  7.    Water  8.                     Carbon   9.   and Its   Compounds
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