5A 48 BE 89 8F

BA F2 77 49 5A
F1 A6 D5 D7 BA
F5 C4 57 F5 B8 F1
AB 8F BE 8 94 F5 C 48
AF 2A 77 9D AB F2
D5
1C 65
7B F5 7B AF A 65
48 8F 1C

1.
F2 E7 89 5A 48 7B
AF A6 7D 49 F2 E7
D7 BA 7
1C 57 5F B8 F1 A 65 D5
48 BE 58

(i)
F5

(v)
N.B. :—
F5 C4

(ii)
94 7B

(iv)
F2 8 8

(iii)
A6 77 9D AB F2 E7 94
57
D5 7B AF A 7 9D

(ii)
(i)
C4 F5 65 D5
8F BE 8 94 8F 1C 7B F5 7B
5A 8

(b)
(a)
77 48 8F

Time—2 Hours
2A 9D BA F2 E7 94 5
65 D5 7B 7 9D AB

order.
7B F5 F1 A6 D5
E7 8 94 8F C4 57 F5 7B AF
1
2A 7D 9D C4 5A 8 F2
BE 8 94 8F
5

(Thursday, 7-12-2023)
BA 77
65 5F 7B 6 D5 8F A 9D AB
7B 58 8 F1 57 F 7 B
2A AF
E7
7D
94 F5
AB
C4
8F BE 5 89 8F5 C4 65
7B 1
9D 2A 7 4
5F 7B AF 7D 9D AB 8F E7
58 8 1 6 5 5 7 A 2 A 7D
94 F5
AB
C4
8F
7B F5
89
B8
F5
F1
C4 6 5 5F
9D E7 4 7B 58
7B AF 2 7D 9D A B 8 F E7 94
8F 1C
A6
57 5F 7B AF 2 A6 7D 9D
58 8 1 5 5

Attempt all questions.

5A 48 BE F 7B

valence bond theory.

F5 C4 7B

Solve any three of the following :

BA F2 7 7
94
9 A 8 E 58 8F
7 94

with the helf VSEPR theory.

F1 A6 D5 D7 BA F2 7D 9D 5A
C4 57 F B 8 F A6
5 7 BA
BE 58 F 1C 5 F B
Paper–IV
8F 77 94 5A 48 7B 58 8F F1
2A 9 E 9
CHEMISTRY

BA F 2 77 49 5A C4
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65 D5 D7 8F
(New Pattern)

7B F5 B8 F1 A6 D5 D7 BA 2A
5
NA—20—2023

E7 8 94 F5 C4 7B F5 B8 F1 65
E 89 F C

Use of logarithmic table is allowed.

7D 9D AB 8F 77 49 5 4
5F 7B AF 2A AB 8F
8 1 6 D5 D7 A 2A

8F5ABAF1C48F2A657BE77D5F58949D7B
58 57 F B F
94 F5 C4 5 65
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER, 2023

8F 1C

Explain free electron theory of metallic bond.

8F BE 89
AB 5 4
(Physical and Inorganic Chemistry)

9D 7 4 7B
7B AF 2A 7D 9D AB 8F
2 E
8F 1C 65
7B 5 F5 7 B8 A F1 A
5A 48 89 F 65
BA F2 E7 4 5A
C4
8
7B
7D 9D B F
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

F1 A6 2A E7
57 5F 7B AF 7D
C4
8F B 5 8 8F5 1C4 65 5
E7 94 7B
B.Sc. (First Year) (Second Semester) EXAMINATION

2A 7D 9D AB 8F
2A E77
65 5F 7B AF
7B 5 89 8F 1 657
D5
F5
E7 5 A
C4
8
How will you determine lattice energy using Born-Haber cycle ?

7D 49 BE 89
D7 BA F2 77

Explain unique properties of water based on hydrogen bond.

5F
3×5=15

A6
Time : 10.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon

Maximum Marks—40

P.T.O.
Explain geometry and bond angle of CH4, NH3 and H2O molecules
How are sigma and pi-bond formed ? Explain with the help of

Explain molecular orbital diagram of Ne2 molecule. Calculate its bond

B8 F1 D5
58
94 F C 5 7 F5
5A 48 BE 89
9D B F 2A 77 49
7B AF
65 D5 D7
8F
5A
1C
48 7 BE F 5 89
BA F2
A 7 7 49
F D D
 5A 48 BE 89 8F
BA F2 77 49 5A
F1 A6 D5 D7 BA
F5 C4 57 F5 B8 F1
AB 8F BE 8 94 F5 C 48
AF 2A 77 9D AB F2
D5
1C 65
7B F5 7B AF A 65
48 8F 1C

3.
2.
F2 E7 89 5A 48 7B
49

WT
AF A6 7D BA F2 E7
1C 57 5F D7
B8 F1 A 7 D5
48 BE 58 65

(i)
(i)
F5

(v)
F5 C4

(ii)
(ii)
94 7B

(iv)
(iv)
F2 8 8

(iii)
(iii)
A6 77 9D AB F2 E7 94
C4 57
D5
F5 7B AF A 7 D5 9D
8F BE 8 8F 1C 65 F5 7B
94 7B

NA—20—2023
5A 8

(b)
(a)
(b)
(a)
2A 77 48 8F
65 D5 9D BA F2 E7
7
94
9D 5 AB
7B F5 7B F1 A6 D5
8

theory.
8F 57 F5 7B AF
2A E7 94 5A C4
8 BE 8 8F 1

Explain :
Explain :
7D 9D BA C4 F2 77 94 5
65 5F
6 7B D5 8F A 9D AB
7B 58 8 F1 57 F 7 B
2A AF
E7
7D
94 F5
AB
C4
8F BE 5 89 8F5 C4 65
7B 1
9D 7 4

Promoters.
2A 8F

tension of liquid.
5F 7B AF 7D 9D AB E7
58 8 1 6 5 5 7 A 2 A 7D
94 F5
AB
C4
8F
7B F5
89
B8
F5
F1
C4 6 5 5F
9D E7 4 7B 58
7B AF 2 7D 9D A B 8 F E7 94
8F 1C
A6
57 5F 7B AF 2 A6 7D 9D
(

8 1 5 5

Solve any two of the following :

5A 48 BE 58 F5 C4 7B F 7B
Solve any three of the following :

BA F2 7 7
94
9 A 8 E 58 8F

2
2

F1 A6 D5 D7 BA F2 7 7D
94
9D 5A
C4 57 F B 8 F A6
5 7 BA
)

8F BE 58
94 F 1C 5 7B F58 B F1
77 9 5A 48 E 8F
2A BA F 2 7 9 4 5A C4
65 D5 D7 7 9 8F

Give general applications of colloids.

7B F5 B8 F1 A6 D5 D7 BA 2A

Principal Quantum Number (n)

8 5

Magnetic Quantum Number (m).

E7 94 F5 C4 7B F5 B8 F1 65
7D 9D AB 8F E 77
89 F 5 C 4
5F 7B AF 2A 49 AB 8F
8 1 6 D5 D7 A 2A

8F5ABAF1C48F2A657BE77D5F58949D7B
Hund’s rule of maximum multiplicity.

58 57 F B F
94 F5 C4
8F BE 5 89 8F 1C 65
5
State and explain autocatalysis with example.

9D
7B
AB
AF 2A 7 7D 4 9D AB 48F
7B
E
8F 1C 65 5 F5 7 A 2 A
5A 7B B8 F1 65
What is emulsion ? Explain the types of emulsion.

48 E7 89
4 F 5 C4 7B
BA F2
A6 7D 9D A B 8 F E7
F1 57 5F 7B AF 2A 7D
C4
8F B 5 8 8F5 1C4 65 5
E7 94 7B
2A 8F E
Give an account of various intermolecular forces in liquids.

7D 9D AB
65 5F 7B AF 2A 77
7B 5 89 8F 1 657
D5
F5
E7
7D 49 5 A
C4
8 BE 89
7
Explain Homogeneous and Heterogeneous catalysis with example.

D7 BA F2 7
5F
10
15

A6
water gives 35 drops and liquid gives 69 drops for the same volume.
Explain Pauli’s exclusion principle. Give any two limitations of Bohr’s
NA—20—2023

In the determination of surface tension of liquid by drop number method,

respectively. If surface tension of water 72 dyne/cm. Calculate surface

The densities of water and liquid are 0.997 g/cm3 and 0.866 g/cm3
B8 F1 D5
58
94 F C 5 7 F5
5A 48 BE 89
9D B F 2A 77 49
7B AF
65 D5 D7
8F
5A
1C
48 7 BE F 5 89
BA F2
A 7 7 49
F D D