Chemistry : Entrance Exam Study Material
Inorganic Chemistry
Chemical Calculations
-:- Chemical Calculations : Formula Weight (FW) or Formula Mass -
Click Here
-:- Mole Concept and Molar Mass with Example Problems - Click
Here
-:- Converting Grams of Substances to Moles and Grams with Solved
Problems - Click Here
-:- Calculation of Empirical Formula from Quantitative Analysis and
Percentage composition -Click Here
-:- Stoichiometry Equations - Click Here
-:- Rules for writing stoichiometric equations - Click Here
-:- Balancing chemical equation in its molecular form - Click Here
-:- General Rules for assigning Oxidation Number to an atom - Click
Here
-:- Balancing Redox reaction by Oxidation Number Method - Click
Here
-:- Methods of Expressing the concentration of solution - Click Here
-:- Volumetric Analysis - Law with Solved problem - Click Here
-:- Determination of equivalent masses of elements - Click Here
-:- Equivalent mass of acid, base, salt, oxidising agent and reducing
agent - Click Here
-:- Determination of Molecular Mass Victor-Meyer's Method - Click
Here
-:- Calculations based on Principle of Volumetric Analysis - Click
Here
General Introduction to Metallurgy
-:- Metallurgy - Ores and Minerals - Click Here
-:- Sources from earth, living systems and in sea - Click Here
-:- Metallurgy - Purification of ores - Click Here
-:- Metallurgical processes - Click Here
-:- Metallurgy - Purification of metals - Click Here
Atomic Structure I
-:- Rutherford's Scattering Experiment - Click Here
-:- Defects of Rutherford's model - Click Here
-:- Postulates of Bohr's model of an atom - Click Here
-:- Limitation of Bohr's Theory - Click Here
-:- Electronic configuration and quantum numbers - Click Here
-:- Shapes or boundary surfaces of Orbitals - Click Here
-:- Pauli's exclusion principle and Uses - Click Here
-:- Hund's rule of maximum multiplicity - Click Here
-:- Aufbau Principle - Click Here
-:- Stability of orbitals - Click Here
Periodic Classification I
-:- Brief history of periodic classification - Click Here
-:- Earlier periodic classification - Click Here
-:- Modern Periodic Law - Click Here
-:- IUPAC Nomenclature for Elements with Z greater than 100 - Click
Here
-:- Electronic configuration and periodic table - Click Here
-:- Types of elements: s-, p-,d-, f- Blocks - Click Here
-:- Atomic and ionic radii - Click Here
-:- Variation of Ionization Energy in the periodic Table - Click Here
-:- Factors Influencing Ionization Enthalpy - Click Here
-:- Electron affinity - Click Here
-:- Electronegativity - Click Here
-:- Anomalous periodic properties in terms of screening constant,
stability etc. - Click Here
Group 1 sBlock elements
-:- The structure of the three isotopes of hydrogen - Click Here
-:- Deuterium: Methods of Preparation, properties and Uses - Click
Here
-:- Tritium - preparation, Properties, Uses - Click Here
-:- Ortho and Para hydrogen: Conversion and Properties - Click Here
-:- Heavy water: Preparation, Principle, Properties, Important
reactions, Uses - Click Here
-:- Hydrogen peroxide: Preparation, Properties, reactions, Uses -
Click Here
-:- Liquid hydrogen as a fuel - Click Here
-:- Alkali Metals: General characteristics, Physical Properties - Click
Here
-:- Lithium : Extraction, Physical and Chemical Properties, Uses -
Click Here
-:- Sodium: Extraction, Physical and Chemical Properties, Uses - Click
Here
Group 2 sBlock elements
-:- Group 2 s - Block Elements - Click Here
-:- Magnesium: Important Ores, Metallurgy, Properties, Uses - Click
Here
-:- Compounds of alkaline earth metals - Click Here
pBlock elements
-:- p-Block Elements - General Characteristics - Click Here
-:- Group 13 - Boron Group (B, Al, Ga, In, Tl): Extraction, Properties -
Click Here
-:- Carbon group elements: properties, Structure, Uses - Click Here
-:- Structure of Diamond, Graphite, Buckminster fullerenes - Click
Here
-:- Metallic character of Carbon group elements - Click Here
-:- Nitrogen Group - Click Here
-:- Nitric acid: Preparation, Properties - Click Here
-:- Importance of molecular oxygen - Click Here
-:- Oxygen: Oxides Classification - Click Here
-:- Ozone: Laboratory preparation, Properties, Uses, structure, layer
- Click Here
-:- Factors affecting ozone layer - Click Here
Atomic Structure II
-:- Chronology Of Atomic Structure - Click Here
-:- Dual Property of an Electron - Click Here
-:- Difference between a particle and a wave - Click Here
-:- Experiments to prove particle and wave property of Electrons -
Click Here
-:- The Uncertainty Principle - Click Here
-:- de-Broglie Relation and Significance of de-Broglie waves - Click
Here
-:- The Wave Nature Of Electrons - Click Here
-:- Shapes of orbitals: s, p, d Shapes - Click Here
-:- Molecular Orbital Theory: Energy level diagram for molecular
orbitals - Click Here
-:- Electronic configuration of a molecule and its correlation with
molecular behaviour - Click Here
-:- Molecular orbital energy level diagrams -Hydrogen, Hypothetical,
Nitrogen, Oxygen - Click Here
-:- Hybridization : Salient Features, Type, Example - Click Here
-:- Importance, Strength, Types of Hydrogen bonds - Intermolecular
Forces - Click Here
Periodic Classification II
-:- Review Of Periodic Properties - Click Here
-:- Calculation Of Atomic Radius (Covalent Radius) - Click Here
-:- Calculation of ionic radii - Pauling's Method, Slater rules - Click
Here
-:- Factors governing ionization energy - Click Here
-:- Electron Affinity or Electron gain enthalpy (E.A.) - Click Here
-:- Factors affecting electron affinity - Click Here
-:- Electronegativity Scales - Click Here
-:- Applications of electronegativity - Click Here
p Block Elements
-:- General characteristics of p-block elements - Click Here
-:- Electronic configuration of the Boron family elements - Click Here
-:- Group - 14 Elements - The Carbon Family - Click Here
-:- Silicones - structure and uses - Click Here
-:- Metallurgy of Lead: Ores, Properties, Extraction, Purification,
Uses - Click Here
-:- Group - 15 Elements - The Nitrogen Family - Click Here
-:- Compounds of Phosphorus - Click Here
-:- Halides of Phosphorus: Phosphorus TrichlorideII. Phosphorus
pentachloride - Preparation, properties, Structure - Click Here
-:- Oxides of phosphorus: Preparation, properties, Structure - Click
Here
-:- Oxy-Acids of Phosphorus: Preparation, properties, Structure -
Click Here
-:- Phosphine - PH3: Preparation, properties, Structure - Click Here
-:- Group 16 The 'Oxygen' Family - Click Here
-:- Group 17 - The Halogen Family - Click Here
-:- Anamalous Nature of Fluorine - Click Here
-:- Isolation, Physical, Chemical Properties, Uses Of Fluorine - Click
Here
-:- Structures of interhalogen compounds - Click Here
-:- Group 18 Noble Gases Or Inert Gases - Click Here
-:- Isolation Of Noble Gases: Ramsay - Raleigh's and Dewar's
Method - Click Here
-:- Uses Of Noble Gas - Click Here
d Block Elements
-:- Classification and Electronic configuration of d-block Elements -
Click Here
-:- General characteristics of d-block elements - Click Here
-:- Copper: Occurrence, principles of extraction, Properties and Uses
- Click Here
-:- Chromium: Occurrence, principles of extraction, Properties, Uses
and alloys - Click Here
-:- Zinc: Occurrence, principles of extraction, Properties and Uses -
Click Here
-:- silver: Occurrence, principles of extraction, Properties and Uses -
Click Here
-:- Gold: Occurrence, principles of extraction, Properties and Uses -
Click Here
-:- Extraction from Gold Ores - Mac Arthur Forrest Cyanide Process -
Click Here
-:- Potassium dichromate: Preparation, Properties and Uses - Click
Here
-:- Copper Sulphate or Blue vitriol: Preparation, Properties and Uses
- Click Here
-:- Silver nitrate or Lunar caustic: Preparation, Properties and Uses -
Click Here
-:- Zinc carbonate and Purple of cassius: Preparation, Properties and
Uses - Click Here
f Block Elements
-:- General Characteristics of f-block elements and extraction - Click
Here
-:- General properties of Lanthanides - Click Here
-:- General Properties of Actinide Series - Click Here
-:- Comparison of Lanthanides and Actinides - Click Here
-:- Uses of Lanthanides and actinides - Click Here
-:- Simple salt and Molecular (or) addition compounds - Click Here
Coordination Compounds and
BioCoordination Compounds
-:- Terminology Used In Coordination Chemistry - Click Here
-:- IUPAC Nomenclature Of Mononuclear Coordination Compounds
- Click Here
-:- Types of Isomerism: Structural and Stereo isomerism - Click Here
-:- Theories Of Coordination Compounds: Werner's theory, Valence
bond theory - Click Here
-:- Uses of coordination compounds - Click Here
-:- Bio Coordination Compounds - aemoglobin, Chlorophyll - Click
Here
Nuclear Chemistry
-:- Nuclear Chemistry - Indroduction - Click Here
-:- Difference between chemical reactions and nuclear reactions -
Click Here
-:- Type Of Nuclear Reaction - Click Here
-:- Radiocarbon Dating and Uses - Click Here
-:- Uses Of Radioactive Isotopes - Click Here
Physical Chemistry
Solid state I
-:- Crystalline solids and Amorphous solids - Click Here
-:- Difference between Crystalline and Amorphous Solids - Click
Here
-:- Characteristic parameters and seven classes of unit cell - Click
Here
-:- Miller Indices - Click Here
Gaseous state I
-:- Properties of gases - Click Here
-:- The gas laws: Boyle's law and Charle's Law - Click Here
-:- Numerical values of gas constant (R) - Click Here
-:- Dalton's law of partial Pressures - Click Here
-:- Graham's Law of Diffusion - Click Here
-:- Causes for deviation of real gas from ideal behaviour - Click Here
-:- Vanderwaal's Equation of state : Units, Significance, Limitations -
Click Here
-:- Gaseous state - Critical phenomena - Click Here
-:- Joule-Thomson Effect and Inversion temperature (Ti) - Click Here
-:- Conditions of liquefaction of gases: Linde's Method, Claude's
process - Click Here
Chemical Bonding
-:- Elementary theories on Chemical Bonding - Click Here
-:- Kossel-Lewis approach to Chemical Bonding - Click Here
-:- Ionic (or) Electrovalent bond - Click Here
-:- Lattice energy and Born - Haber's cycle - Click Here
-:- Determination and Calculation of lattice enthalpy of NaCl - Click
Here
-:- Properties of electrovalent (or) ionic compounds - Click Here
-:- Covalent bond: Lewis dot structure and Double bond formation -
Click Here
-:- Characteristics of covalent compounds - Click Here
-:- Fajan's rules: Covalent character of ionic bonds - Click Here
-:- Polarity of Covalent Bonds - Click Here
-:- Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion Theory (VSEPR) Theory -
Click Here
-:- Directional Properties of Covalent Bonds - Click Here
-:- Theory of Hybridisation - Click Here
-:- Chemical Bonding: Concept of Resonance - Click Here
-:- Co-ordinate-covalent bonding or Dative bonding - Click Here
Colligative Properties
-:- Colligative Properties and its Scope - Click Here
-:- Lowering of Vapour Pressure - Click Here
-:- Raoult's Law and Dynamic method (or) Ostwald - Walker method
- Click Here
-:- Depression of freezing point of dilute solution - Click Here
-:- Measurement of freezing point depression by Beckmann method
- Click Here
-:- Elevation of boiling point of dilute solutions and Cottrell's
Method - Click Here
-:- Osmosis in solution - Click Here
-:- Determination of molecular weight and osmotic pressure by
Berkley-Hartley method - Click Here
-:- Abnormal Colligative Properties - Click Here
Thermodynamics I
-:- Introduction and Terminology used in Thermodynamics - Click
Here
-:- Thermodynamics: State functions of a system - Click Here
-:- Thermodyanamic processes - Click Here
-:- Different between Exothermic and endothermic processes - Click
Here
-:- Thermodynamics: Difference between Irreversible and Reversible
process - Click Here
-:- Nature of thermodynamic functions - Click Here
-:- Zeroth law of thermodynamics or Thermal equilibrium - Click
Here
-:- Thermodynamics: Work, heat and energy - Click Here
-:- First law of thermodynamics - Click Here
-:- Relation between enthalpy `H' and internal energy `U' - Click
Here
-:- Thermochemical equations - Click Here
-:- Enthalpy of combustion - Bomb calorimeter - Click Here
-:- Enthalpy of neutralisation - Click Here
Chemical Equilibrium I
-:- Scope and Nature of Chemical Equilibrium - Click Here
-:- Dynamic Equilibrium: Characteristics, Equilibrium in physical and
chemical processes - Click Here
-:- Law of chemical equilibrium and equilibrium constant with
example - Click Here
-:- Formation of HI from H2 and I2 - Equilibrium constants in terms
of degree of dissociation -Click Here
-:- Dissociation of PCl5 - Equilibrium constants in terms of degree of
dissociation - Click Here
-:- Characteristics of Equilibrium constant - Click Here
-:- Heterogeneous equilibria - Click Here
Chemical Kinetics I
-:- Scope of chemical kinetics - Click Here
-:- Rate of chemical reactions - Click Here
-:- Factors influencing reaction rates - Click Here
-:- Chemical Kinetics: Unit of rate constant - Click Here
-:- Molecularity of the reaction - Click Here
-:- Classification of rates based on the order of the reaction - Click
Here
-:- Characteristics of organic compounds - Click Here
-:- Purification of Organic compounds: Crystallisation - Click Here
-:- Sublimation - Purification of Organic compounds - Click Here
-:- Methods for the purification of liquids Distillation - Click Here
-:- Chromatography and Different Chromatographic Techniques -
Click Here
Solid State II
-:- Types of Cubic System - Click Here
-:- Bragg's Equation and spectrometer method - Click Here
-:- Types Of Crystals - Click Here
-:- Imperfections In Solids - Click Here
-:- Super conductors property of Crystalline solids - Click Here
-:- Glasses - Amorphous solids - Click Here
Thermodynamics II
-:- Limitations Of First Law Of Thermodynamics - Click Here
-:- Second law of thermodynamics - Click Here
-:- Entropy And Entropy Change - Click Here
-:- Characteristics of entropy 'S' - Click Here
-:- Gibbs free energy 'G' and Standard free energy (G�) - Click Here
-:- Characteristics of Free energy 'G' - Click Here
-:- Le Chatelier's Principle: Haber's and Contact Process - Click Here
Chemical Equilibrium II
-:- Le Chatelier's Principle: Haber's and Contact Process - Click Here
-:- Attainment Of Equilibrium In Chemical Reactions - Click Here
Chemical Kinetics II
-:- Rate And Order Of A Reaction - Click Here
-:- Rate equation for first order reactions - Click Here
-:- Pseudo-First Order Reactions - Click Here
-:- Determination of rate constant of acid catalysed hydrolysis of an
ester - Click Here
-:- Temperature Dependance Of Rate Constant - Click Here
-:- Simple And Complex Reactions : Difference and Types - Click
Here
Surface Chemistry
-:- Classification, Factors affecting of adsorption of gases on solids -
Click Here
-:- General characteristics and Types of catalytic reactions - Click
Here
-:- Types of catalysts - Click Here
-:- Theories Of Catalysis - Click Here
-:- Colloids and Types of Colloids - Click Here
-:- Preparation Of Colloids : Dispersion and Condensation method -
Click Here
-:- Purification Methods Of Sols - Click Here
-:- Properties of Colloids - Click Here
-:- Natural and Technical Applications Of Colloids - Click Here
-:- Emulsions and Types of emulsions - Click Here
Electro Chemistry I
-:- Electro Chemistry: Conductors , Insulators And Semi Conductors -
Click Here
-:- Theory Of Electrolytic Conductance - Click Here
-:- Postulates of Arrhenius Theory - Click Here
-:- Evidences of Arrhenius theory of electrolytic dissociation - Click
Here
-:- Ostwald's dilution law for weak electrolytes - Click Here
-:- Faraday's Laws Of Electrolysis - Click Here
-:- Electrical Conductance Quantities - Click Here
-:- Variation Of Equivalent Conductance With Concentration - Click
Here
-:- Kohlraush's Law - Application with example - Click Here
-:- Ionic Product Of Water : The pH of solutions - Click Here
-:- Buffer Solutions - Click Here
-:- Henderson-Hasselbalch equation and its Significance - Click Here
-:- Selection of pH indicators and Titration - Click Here
-:- Ostwald's theory and Quinonoid Theory - Click Here
Electro Chemistry II
-:- Electrochemistry - Cells and Daniel cell - Click Here
-:- Electro Chemistry - Cell Terminology - Click Here
-:- Single Electrode Potential - Click Here
Organic Chemistry
Basic Concepts of Organic Chemistry
-:- Basic Concepts Of Organic Chemistry - Introduction - Click Here
-:- Classification of Organic Compounds: open chain, cyclic
compounds - Click Here