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CBSE Grade 11 — Chemistry, in English
CBSE Grade 11 Chemistry: 90 of 90 topics written, 1 of the 7 in the open sample readable in English. Counted from the register, not claimed.
In the register this course is cbse-grade-11-chemistry. Cite that, never
the board and grade alone: two registries share every grade id and
number their lessons differently.
| What | How many | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Topic slots registered | 90 | The season's shape, decided. A numbered slot is a container, not a lesson. |
| Topics written | 90 | Every slot has a heading. |
| Open to read without an account | 7 | Written, and readable by anyone. The rest of the season is written and withheld. |
| Written and withheld | 83 | Written, and not in the open chapter. This is not the same number as the slots that have never been written, which is why both are here. |
| Summaries in English | 9 | 1 of them on a topic anyone may read. |
| Short films | 14 | 0 on a topic anyone may read. Films are counted once for the course, not once per language, so this page cannot tell you which language a film speaks. |
| Slide pictures in English | 0 | No deck has been rendered in this language. |
| Source documents filed | 89 | What a topic's words are generated from. One per topic, where it exists. |
What is open right now
These 7 topics are readable without an account, and every one of them is named here. 1 of them can be asked a question in English.
- Nature of Matter — everything around you, from air to iron, begins with the question: what is matter actually made of?
- States of Matter — the same particles can stand packed like a solid, flow like a liquid, or race freely like a gas.
- Pure Substances and Mixtures — why does sugar water behave differently from pure sugar crystals?
- Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Mixtures — some mixtures hide their components completely, while others reveal them.
- Laws of Chemical Combination — chemical reactions obey hidden counting rules that never break.
- Dalton’s Atomic Theory — the idea that all matter is built from tiny indivisible particles.
- Atomic Mass and Molecular Mass — how chemists weigh the invisible world of atoms and molecules.
Where to read it
- Open Chemistry as a reader — the course itself, topic by topic, in English.
- CBSE Grade 11 in English — every subject of this grade on one board, with what each has open.
- Choose a language for this grade — the published set is read from the register, and a language it does not publish is refused rather than quietly served in English.
- Start studying — every class, with how much of each is written.
- This course in हिन्दी
- All 114 school courses, by language
The other subjects of this grade
- Biology — 90 of 90 written, 7 open
- Biotechnology — 90 of 90 written, 7 open
- Business Studies — 90 of 90 written, 7 open
- Economics — 90 of 90 written, 7 open
- English — 90 of 90 written, 7 open