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Unit I: Some Basic Concepts +Unit II: Structure of Atom+ Unit III: Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties

Unit I: Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

 

  1. General Introduction:
  2. ·   Importance of Chemistry
  3. ·   Scope of chemistry
  4. Nature of matter Laws of chemical combination
  5. Dalton's atomic theory
  6. Concept of:
  7. ·    Elements
  8. ·    Atoms
  9. ·    Molecules
  10. Atomic and molecular masses:
  11. ·    Mole concept
  12. ·    Molar mass
  13. ·    Percentage composition
  14. ·   Empirical and molecular formula
  15. ·   Chemical reactions
  16. ·  Stoichiometry and calculations based on stoichiometry

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Handwritten Notes-Basic Concepts of Chemistry.pdf

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          Unit II: Structure of Atom

  1. Discovery:
  2. ·  Electron
  3. ·  Proton
  4. · Neutron
  5. · Atomic number
  6. · Isotopes
  7. · Isobars
  8. Models:
  9. ·  Thomson's model and its limitations
  10. ·  Rutherford's model and its limitations
  11. ·  Bohr's model and its limitations
  12. Concept of shells and subshells
  13. Dual nature of matter and light
  14. de Broglie's relationship
  15. Heisenberg uncertainty principle
  16. Concept of orbitals
  17. Quantum numbers
  18. Shapes of s, p and d orbitals
  19. Rules for filling electrons in orbitals:
  20. ·  Aufbau principle
  21. ·  Pauli's exclusion principle
  22. ·  Hund's rule
  23. ·  Electronic configuration of atoms
  24. ·  Stability of half-filled and completely filled orbitals

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Handwritten Notes-Structure_of_Atom.pdf

Rapid Revision Notes- Rapid-StructureofAtom.pdf 




    Unit III: Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties

 

  1. Significance of classification
  2. Brief history of the development of periodic table
  3. Modern periodic law
  4. Present form of periodic table
  5. Periodic trends in properties of elements:
  6. ·    Atomic radii
  7. ·     Ionic radii
  8. ·     Inert gas radii
  9. ·    Ionization enthalpy
  10. ·    Electron gain enthalpy
  11. ·    Electronegativity
  12. ·   Valency
  13. Nomenclature of elements with atomic number greater than 100

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Handwritten Notes- Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties.pdf

Rapid Revision Notes- Rapid-ClssiOfElements&Periodicity.pdf 





 

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