TOPICS TO BE COVERED UNDER EACH CHAPTER:

STATES OF MATTER :

a) Types of forces
b) Types of bonding
c) Gas laws along with derivations, numericals and graphical representation
d) Ideal gas equation – derivation , numericals
e) Vanderwaals equation – correction in pressure , volume , derivation , vanderwaals constants
– their significance

THERMODYNAMICS:

a) Thermodynamic terms
b) Work , heat
c) First and second law – derivation , numericals
d) Relationship between cp and cv, h and u
e) Hess law – numericals
f) Numericals based on different enthalpies
g) Entropy
h) Gibbs energy and sponteinity , relation between g and s , g and equilibrim constant , g = -
nfecell
i) G as criterion as sponteinity

EQUILIBRIUM :

a) Types of chemical equilibrium

b) Law of mass action and equilibrium constant – numericals
c) Relationship between kp and kc- numericals
d) Application of equilibrium constants
e) Relationship between k , q , g
f) Le Chattlier’s

S BLOCK ELEMENTS:

a) Atomic and chemical properies of alkali metals

b) Anomalous behaviour of Li
c) Diagonal relationship between li and mg
d) Atomic and chemical properties of group – 2
e) Becl2 – structure
f) Diagonal relationship between be and al

P BLOCK ELEMENTS:

a) General characteristics
b) Group 13 – physical , chemical properties
c) Compounds of boron – borax , diborane , ortho boric acid – method of preparation ,
structure , chemical properties
d) General and chemical properties of group - 14
e) Anomalous behaviour of carbon
f) Allotropes
HYDROCARBONS:

a) Alkanes , alkenes , alkynes – method of preparation , physical and chemical properties

b) Sawhorse projection
c) Conversions
d) IUPAC nomenclature
e) Benzene – preparation and chemical properties
f) Ortho , para and meta directing groups

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