Chemical Kinetics can be confusing when you are trying to understand reaction rates, rate laws, order, molecularity, and rate constant units together. You may also find it difficult to solve questions based on integrated rate laws and temperature changes. Revising these concepts and learning how to apply them in numerical questions can help you prepare better for NEET.
Physics Wallah offers Chemical Kinetics videos that explain important concepts and show how to use them while solving questions. You can revise the chapter, practise previous-year questions (PYQs), and learn different problem-solving methods. These videos can also help you connect your preparation with the NEET syllabus and revise important topics before your next test.
This NEET lecture covers the complete Chemical Kinetics chapter. It explains reaction rates, rate laws, order, molecularity, and units of rate constants. Here, you will also learn integrated rate laws, first-order, pseudo-first-order, and nth-order reactions. The lecture also explains first-order reactions, Arrhenius theory, and collision theory. It ends with a chapter summary, homework, and PYQs for practice.
Watch this video after studying the chapter once or before taking a full mock test. It will help you revise important concepts and remember them better. Practising PYQs will also help you understand the types of questions asked in NEET and choose the right method to solve them within the given time.
This 76-minute video helps you revise the important topics of Chemical Kinetics in less time. It covers reaction rates, rate laws, molecularity, rate constant units, integrated rate laws, and first-order and pseudo-first-order reactions. You will also learn about the effect of temperature on reaction rates, Arrhenius theory, catalysts, exothermic and endothermic reactions, and effective collisions. The lesson also includes homework questions to help you practise what you learn.
Choose this video when you want to revise the chapter quickly before a test. Its short format helps you review key concepts without spending too much time on each topic. You can use it to refresh your understanding and practise Chemical Kinetics questions before your NEET exam.
The one-shot revision lesson explains the rate of reaction, law of mass action, rate law, elementary reactions, and molecularity. It includes zero-order and first-order reactions, optical-rotation-based rate-constant treatment, methods to find reaction order, pseudo-first-order reactions, and factors affecting rate. Arrhenius equation, collision theory, problem-solving tricks, and PYQ-oriented discussion extend the chapter review for NEET and quick recall.
This option suits learners who want concept revision with question-focused guidance. Use it during the second revision cycle to connect definitions with applications, improve method selection, and practise recognising patterns that appear in NEET questions.
This full-chapter lecture takes Chemical Kinetics from its introduction to the Law of Mass Action and first-order reaction rate constants. It explains half-life calculations, pseudo-unimolecular or pseudo-first-order reactions, collision theory, and the Arrhenius equation. Timestamped topic breaks make it easy to locate specific areas, review the chapter in parts, and return to key sections during NEET preparation or last-minute revision.
Students can use the timestamps to revise only the areas needing more practice. The focused format saves time before exams and supports accurate recall of chapter links, especially when reviewing first-order reactions and temperature-related concepts.
This crash-course video covers the main topics of Chemical Kinetics, including reaction rates, rate laws, order, molecularity, rate constant units, integrated rate laws, and the effect of temperature on reactions. It also explains Arrhenius theory, collision theory, and useful problem-solving tricks. The video includes previous-year questions (PYQs) to help you practise and revise the chapter for NEET Chemistry.
Watch this video when you want to revise Chemical Kinetics before practising questions. The tricks and PYQs will help you understand how to solve different types of questions and choose the right method during the NEET exam.
These five Physics Wallah videos can help you prepare for Chemical Kinetics by explaining important concepts, solving numerical questions, and discussing previous-year questions (PYQs). If you are learning the chapter for the first time, start with a detailed lecture.
If you have already studied the concepts, choose a one-shot video or a crash course to revise them before a test. Practise questions regularly to check your understanding and identify topics that need more attention. This approach can help you improve your problem-solving skills, solve questions more accurately, and manage your time better during the NEET exam.
