Pages from Clark's Table useful for chemistry exam?
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✓It is different in the different exam centers. In my center, no one used any log tables although the provision was officiallyavailable
( I did not see any Clark's Tablewith the invigilator)
✓ For Physics, there is a bit of a confusion as Log Tables can be used for numerical problems (although not necessary- most of the coefficients will cancel and the problem will reduce down to easily calculable fractions) but Clark’s tables (not the same as Log Tables since Clark's Tables have scientific data such as definitions of some SI and derived units, resistor color codes, radioactive laws etc.. ) are like legitimate copying materials.
✓ In Chemistry, we are mostly given the Clark’s Tables since we need to use Logarithms for numerical problems from physical chemistry as well as electronic configurations for Co-ordination Compounds problems based on VSEPR theory.
✓ Then again if the invigilators have no idea regarding our syllabus (which is quite possible since the teachers handling the subject of the exam will not be allowed to invigilate for the same) or are not experienced enough, they may give you the Log Tables (a sheet of paper having only logarithms and antilogarithms) instead of the Clark’s Tables which happened in my center in the last year (2018) for my seniors.
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I Hope It's help you....!!!!
___________
___________
✓It is different in the different exam centers. In my center, no one used any log tables although the provision was officiallyavailable
( I did not see any Clark's Tablewith the invigilator)
✓ For Physics, there is a bit of a confusion as Log Tables can be used for numerical problems (although not necessary- most of the coefficients will cancel and the problem will reduce down to easily calculable fractions) but Clark’s tables (not the same as Log Tables since Clark's Tables have scientific data such as definitions of some SI and derived units, resistor color codes, radioactive laws etc.. ) are like legitimate copying materials.
✓ In Chemistry, we are mostly given the Clark’s Tables since we need to use Logarithms for numerical problems from physical chemistry as well as electronic configurations for Co-ordination Compounds problems based on VSEPR theory.
✓ Then again if the invigilators have no idea regarding our syllabus (which is quite possible since the teachers handling the subject of the exam will not be allowed to invigilate for the same) or are not experienced enough, they may give you the Log Tables (a sheet of paper having only logarithms and antilogarithms) instead of the Clark’s Tables which happened in my center in the last year (2018) for my seniors.
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I Hope It's help you....!!!!
I asked for the page nos useful for chemistry exam. Not if it can be used or not!
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the correct answer is option to use alok
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