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Physical Properties of Alkanes | Melting Point, Boiling Point, Density | Quick Check 11.2 | Chemistry 11 Class
Learn the physical properties of alkanes including melting point, boiling point, and density explained in a simple and clear way. This lecture covers Quick Check 11.2 from Chapter 11 (Hydrocarbons) of Chemistry 11th Class – New Book 2025.
Perfect for FSc students, exam preparation, and conceptual understanding.

Topics Covered:
– Physical properties of alkanes
– Melting point trend
– Boiling point trend
– Density of alkanes
– Effect of molecular size
– Quick Check 11.2 solved
– Chemistry 11 New Book Chapter 11
– Hydrocarbons (Aliphatic compounds)

Best for: FBISE, Punjab Boards, Sindh Board, KPK Board, AJK Board, FSc Part 1.
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