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please what are the applications of coordination compounds/ can someone help me out...please!

F-block elements, reactivity of f-block elements

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Electrolytic conductivity, explain the factors affecting electrolytic condu...

explain the factors affecting electrolytic conductivity

Instrumentation, What are the advantaged and disadvantages of a double beam...

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Geometrical isomers, Why is geometrical isomers not possible in tetrahedral...

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