I feel that Brilliant should also post some chemistry questions each week, It has already posted a number of great questions on maths and physics; now i think there should be some chemistry questions as well....what do you think????
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Ajitesh,
Please see this thread. It is under consideration, but will likely not happen for awhile if it does.
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Thanks sir for the inputs..
it will more time
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it will take more time
yeah.
This has been discussed a numerous times before, please check the past discussions.
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