2.1 avogadro's hypothesisAVOGADRO'S HYPOTHESIS

2.2 application of avogadro's hypothesisAPPLICATION OF AVOGADRO'S HYPOTHESIS

2.3 dalton's atomic theoryDALTON'S ATOMIC THEORY

2.4 calculations based on mole conceptCALCULATIONS BASED ON MOLE CONCEPT

2.5..1 laws of stoichiometryLAWS OF STOICHIOMETRY

2.5..2 laws of stoichiometryLAWS OF STOICHIOMETRY

2.6 yield of a reactionYIELD OF A REACTION

2.7 determination of empirical & molecular formula from % compositionDETERMINATION OF EMPIRICAL & MOLECULAR FORMULA FROM % COMPOSITION

2.8 mole conceptMOLE CONCEPT

3.1 rutherford's atomic modelRUTHERFORD'S ATOMIC MODEL

3.2 bohr's atomic modelBOHR'S ATOMIC MODEL

3.3 wave mechanical model of atomWAVE MECHANICAL MODEL OF ATOM

3.3 hund's rule of max spin multiplicityHUND'S RULE OF MAX SPIN MULTIPLICITY

3.3 origin of hydrogen spectraORIGIN OF HYDROGEN SPECTRA

3.4 concept of probability and atomic orbital CONCEPT OF PROBABILITY AND ATOMIC ORBITAL

3.5 quantum numberQUANTUM NUMBER

3.6 aufbau's principle & pauli's exclusion principle AUFBAU'S PRINCIPLE & PAULI'S EXCLUSION PRINCIPLE

4.10 periodic trend in electron affinity and electronegativityPERIODIC TREND IN ELECTRON AFFINITY AND ELECTRONEGATIVITY

4.10 periodic trend in atomic radiusPERIODIC TREND IN ATOMIC RADIUS

5.1 valence shell, valence electron and octet theoryVALENCE SHELL, VALENCE ELECTRON AND OCTET THEORY

5.2 ionic bonds and its propertiesIONIC BONDS AND ITS PROPERTIES

5.3 covalent bond and its propertiesCOVALENT BOND AND ITS PROPERTIES

5.4 co-ordinate covalent bond and it's propertiesCO-ORDINATE COVALENT BOND AND IT'S PROPERTIES

5.5 lewis dot structureLEWIS DOT STRUCTURE

5.6..1 vsepr theoryVSEPR THEORY

5.7..1 resonanceRESONANCE

5.8 bond characteristicsBOND CHARACTERISTICS

5.9 hybridizationHYBRIDIZATION

5.10 vanderwal's force and molecular solidVANDERWAL'S FORCE AND MOLECULAR SOLID

5.11 metallic bonding and properties of metallic solidMETALLIC BONDING AND PROPERTIES OF METALLIC SOLID

5.12 valance bond theoryVALANCE BOND THEORY

5.12..1 hydrogen bondingHYDROGEN BONDING

6.1 concept of oxidation and reductionCONCEPT OF OXIDATION AND REDUCTION

6.2 oxidation numberOXIDATION NUMBER

6.3 oxidizing agent, reducing agent and redox reactionOXIDIZING AGENT, REDUCING AGENT AND REDOX REACTION

6.4 balancing redux reaction by oxidation number methodBALANCING REDUX REACTION BY OXIDATION NUMBER METHOD

6.5 balancing redox reaction by ion electron methodBALANCING REDOX REACTION BY ION ELECTRON METHOD

6.6 qualitative aspect of electrolysisQUALITATIVE ASPECT OF ELECTROLYSIS

6.7 faraday's first law of electrolysisFARADAY'S FIRST LAW OF ELECTROLYSIS

6.8 faraday's second law of electrolysisFARADAY'S SECOND LAW OF ELECTROLYSIS

6.9 calculation related to faraday's law of electrolysisCALCULATION RELATED TO FARADAY'S LAW OF ELECTROLYSIS

7.1..1 boyle's lawBOYLE'S LAW

7.1..2 charle's lawCHARLE'S LAW

7.1..3 avogadro's lawAVOGADRO'S LAW

7.1..4 combined gas equationCOMBINED GAS EQUATION

7.1..5 daltons law of partial pressureDALTONS LAW OF PARTIAL PRESSURE

7.1..7 ideal gas equationIDEAL GAS EQUATION

7.1..8 numericals of ideal gas equationNUMERICALS OF IDEAL GAS EQUATION

7.1..9 deviation of real gas from ideal behaviourDEVIATION OF REAL GAS FROM IDEAL BEHAVIOUR

7.1..10 kinetic theory of gas and its postulateKINETIC THEORY OF GAS AND ITS POSTULATE

7.9..9 numericals of charle's lawNUMERICALS OF CHARLE'S LAW

7.9 crystalline solid and amorphous solidCRYSTALLINE SOLID AND AMORPHOUS SOLID

7.9 numericals of dalton's law of partial pressureNUMERICALS OF DALTON'S LAW OF PARTIAL PRESSURE

7.9 graham's law of diffusionGRAHAM'S LAW OF DIFFUSION

7.10 numericals of combined gas equationNUMERICALS OF COMBINED GAS EQUATION

8.1 physical and chemical equilibriumPHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM

8.2 law of mass action and equilibrium constantLAW OF MASS ACTION AND EQUILIBRIUM CONSTANT

8.3 le chatelier's principleLE CHATELIER'S PRINCIPLE

8.4 relationship between kp and kcRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KP AND KC

9.1 hydrogenHYDROGEN

9.2 oxygenOXYGEN

9.4 nitrogen (hno3) part 1NITROGEN (HNO3) PART 1

9.4..1 nitrogen (hno3)-part 2NITROGEN (HNO3)-PART 2

9.5 properties and uses of h2s gas.PROPERTIES AND USES OF H2S GAS.

9.6 carbon compounds (co)CARBON COMPOUNDS (CO)

9.7 isotopes of hydrogen and irs applications.ISOTOPES OF HYDROGEN AND IRS APPLICATIONS.

9.8 nitrogen compound-ammonia gas preparation .NITROGEN COMPOUND-AMMONIA GAS PREPARATION .

9.9 halogens introduction, preparations and their characteristicsHALOGENS INTRODUCTION, PREPARATIONS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS

10.1 types of metallurgyTYPES OF METALLURGY

10.2 general principle of extraction of metals part 1GENERAL PRINCIPLE OF EXTRACTION OF METALS PART 1

10.3 different terms used in metallurgyDIFFERENT TERMS USED IN METALLURGY

10.4 sodium hydroxideSODIUM HYDROXIDE

10.4 alkali metalsALKALI METALS

10.5 extraction of sodium by down's processEXTRACTION OF SODIUM BY DOWN'S PROCESS

10.6..6 compounds of calcium and magnesiumCOMPOUNDS OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM

10.7..7 properties and uses of sodiumPROPERTIES AND USES OF SODIUM

10.8..8 sodium carbonateSODIUM CARBONATE

10.9..9 alkaline earth metalsALKALINE EARTH METALS

10.10..10 crystallization, crystal lattice and unit cellCRYSTALLIZATION, CRYSTAL LATTICE AND UNIT CELL

10.11..11 periodic trend in ionization potential PERIODIC TREND IN IONIZATION POTENTIAL

10.12..12 solubility and thermal stability of oxosalt of alkaline earth metalSOLUBILITY AND THERMAL STABILITY OF OXOSALT OF ALKALINE EARTH METAL

10.13 general principle of extraction of metal part 2GENERAL PRINCIPLE OF EXTRACTION OF METAL PART 2

11.2 kekule structure and resonance structure of benzeneKEKULE STRUCTURE AND RESONANCE STRUCTURE OF BENZENE

12.1 alkyl groups, functional groups and homologous seriesALKYL GROUPS, FUNCTIONAL GROUPS AND HOMOLOGOUS SERIES

12.2 classification of organic compoundCLASSIFICATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUND

12.4 preliminary idea of cracking, quality of gasoline, octane numberPRELIMINARY IDEA OF CRACKING, QUALITY OF GASOLINE, OCTANE NUMBER

13.1 iupac systemIUPAC SYSTEM

13.2..1 nomenclature of hydrocarbonsNOMENCLATURE OF HYDROCARBONS

13.3 nomenclature of organic compounds having one functional groupNOMENCLATURE OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS HAVING ONE FUNCTIONAL GROUP

13.4 nomenclature of organic compounds: polyfunctional groupsNOMENCLATURE OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS: POLYFUNCTIONAL GROUPS

13.6 detection of foreign elementsDETECTION OF FOREIGN ELEMENTS

13.7 inductive effectINDUCTIVE EFFECT

13.8 attacking reagentATTACKING REAGENT

13.9 covalent bond fissionCOVALENT BOND FISSION

13.10 structural isomerism and its typesSTRUCTURAL ISOMERISM AND ITS TYPES

13.11 resonance effectRESONANCE EFFECT

14.1 properties of alkenePROPERTIES OF ALKENE

14.2 preparation of alkenePREPARATION OF ALKENE

14.3 properties of alkynePROPERTIES OF ALKYNE

14.4 preparation of alkynePREPARATION OF ALKYNE

14.5 preparation of alkanePREPARATION OF ALKANE

14.5 properties of alkanePROPERTIES OF ALKANE

15.1 introduction and scope of chemistryINTRODUCTION AND SCOPE OF CHEMISTRY

15.2 basic concept of chemistry (part 2)BASIC CONCEPT OF CHEMISTRY (PART 2)

15.2 percentage composition from molecular formulaPERCENTAGE COMPOSITION FROM MOLECULAR FORMULA

15.2 basic concept of chemistry(part 1)BASIC CONCEPT OF CHEMISTRY(PART 1)

16.1 introduction and importance of metal ions in biological systemINTRODUCTION AND IMPORTANCE OF METAL IONS IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

16.2 ion pumpsION PUMPS

16.3 metal toxicityMETAL TOXICITY

17.1 fertilizersFERTILIZERS

17.2 manufacture of naoh using diaphragm cell MANUFACTURE OF NAOH USING DIAPHRAGM CELL

17.3 manufacture of na2co3 by solvay processMANUFACTURE OF NA2CO3 BY SOLVAY PROCESS