This course is designed for JEE/NEET students.
Course Curriculum
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Solid State
- Types of solids, space lattice & unit cell, types of crystal systems, bravais lattices
- Calculation of effective number of atoms, close packing, concept of voids
- Discussion of ICE-1 and ICE-2
- Formula making- Part-1 (Basic Class)
- Formula making- Part-2 (Advanced Class)
- Packing efficiency, radius ratio, density
- Discussion of ICE-3
- HA-3
- Discussion of HA-3
- Defects in solids
- Electrical and magnetic Properties, special type of solid structures.
- Discussion of In Class Exercise -4 and In Class Exercise -5
- Worksheet : Home Assignment -4 and Home Assignment -5
- JEE/NEET (Location of voids, radius ratio proof, relation between edge length, radius of cation/anion)
- JEE/NEET (Bragg’s equation, defects, dielectric properties)
- Solid State – DPP
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Solutions
- Concentration terms used in solutions
- Practice Questions on Concentration Terms
- ICE-1 & HA-1
- DPP: 01
- Types of Solutions and Solubility
- Henry’s law, Its Applications & Limitations
- Raoult’s Law For Volatile And Non Volatile Solute, Raoult’s Law As A Special Case Of Henry’s Law, Dalton’s Law
- Practice Questions on Henry’s and Raoult’s Law
- ICE-2 & HA-2
- DPP: 02
- Ideal solutions, Non ideal solutions, Azeotropic mixtures, Thermodynamics of ideal solutions.
- ICE-3 & HA-3
- DPP: 03
- Colligative Properties – Part 1
- Colligative properties – Part 2
- Practice Questions on Colligative Properties – Part 1
- Practice Questions on Colligative Properties – Part 2
- ICE-4 & HA-4
- ICE-5 & HA-5
- DPP: 04
- Abnormal molar mass, Van’t hoff factor
- Practice Questions on Vant Hoff Factor and Abnormal Molar Mass
- ICE-6 & HA-6
- DPP: 05
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Electrochemistry
- Definition of Electrochemistry, Types of Concentration Cells, Electrochemical v/s Electrolytic Cell
- Calculation of Cell Potential, Cell Representation, SHE, Difference Between PD and EMF
- Electrochemical Series and Practice Questions on EMF
- ICE-1 & HA-1
- Discussion of ICE-1
- Discussion of HA-1
- DPP-1
- Nernst Equation, Relation between Gibbs Free Energy, Standard EMF and Equilibrium Constant, Calculation of pH
- Practice Questions on Nernst Equation and pH (Part 1)
- Practice Questions on Nernst Equation and pH (Part 2)
- ICE-2 & HA-2
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-1)
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-2)
- Discussion of HA-2 (Part-1)
- Discussion of HA-2 (Part-2)
- DPP-2
- Products of Electrolysis
- Faraday’s laws and ionic strength
- Concentration Cells
- Practice questions on concentration cells, products of electrolysis, Faraday’s laws & ionic strength
- ICE-3 & HA-3
- DPP-3
- Resistance, resistivity, conductance, molar and equivalent conductivity, conductivity cell.
- Variation of conductivity for weak and strong electrolytes, Kohlrausch law.
- Practice questions on resistance, conductivity, resistivity and Kohlrausch law.
- ICE-4 & HA-4
- ICE-5 & HA-5
- DPP-4
- Batteries, fuel cell and corrosion.
- Practice questions on batteries, fuel cell and corrosion.
- ICE-6 & HA-6
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Chemical Kinetics
- Basics of chemical kinetics, rate of a reaction, order and molecularity
- Boards level practice questions on rate of a reaction, order and molecularity
- ICE-1 & HA-1
- Discussion of ICE-1
- Discussion of HA-1
- JEE/NEET practice questions on rate, order and molecularity.
- DPP-1
- Rate constant and half life formula calculation for zero and first order reactions.
- Boards level practice questions on half life and rate constant.
- JEE/NEET level practice questions on half life and rate constant.
- ICE-2 & HA-2
- Discussion of ICE-2
- Discussion of HA-2
- DPP-2
- Average life, number of half lives, pressure formula and pseudo first order reaction.
- Boards level questions on average life, pressure and pseudo first order reactions.
- ICE-3 & HA-3
- Discussion of ICE-3(Part-1)
- Discussion of ICE-3(Part-2)
- JEE/NEET practice questions on average life, pressure and pseudo first order reactions.
- DPP-3
- Arrhenius equation, Maxwell Boltzmann theory & Collision theory.
- ICE-4 & HA-4
- Practice questions on Arrhenius equation & collision theory.
- DPP-4
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Surface Chemistry
- Adsorption, Adsorption In Action, Differences Between Adsorption & Absorption, Mechanism Of Adsorption
- Types Of Adsorption, Characteristics Of Types Of Adsorption, Differences Between Types Of Adsorption
- Adsorption Isotherm, Freundlich Adsorption Isotherm, Adsorption From Solution Phase
- ICE-1 & HA-1
- DPP-1
- Catalysis, Types of Catalysis, Adsorption Theory of Heterogeneous Catalysis
- ICE-2 & HA-2
- Important Features Of Solid Catalyst, Shape Selective Catalysis, Enzyme Catalysis And It’s Examples
- Characteristics of Enzyme Catalysis, Mechanism of Enzyme Catalysis
- ICE-3 & HA-3
- DPP-2
- Colloids & It’s Classification, Mechanism Of Micelle Formation, Cleansing Action Of Soap
- DPP-3
- Preparation of Colloids, Purification of Colloids
- Properties of Colloids (Colligative, Physical, Mechanical & Optical Properties)
- Electrical Properties of Colloids (Charge on Colloidal Solutions, Zeta Potential, Electrophoresis)
- ICE-4 & HA-4
- ICE-5 & HA-5
- DPP-4
- Coagulation/Precipitation, Hardy Schulze Law, Protection of Colloids
- Emulsions, Colloids Around Us, Applications of Colloids
- ICE-6 & HA-6
- JEE/NEET (Practice Questions)
- JEE/NEET (Theory)
- DPP-5
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General principles and processes of isolation of elements
- Occurence of metals and concentration of ores.
- ICE-1 & HA-1
- DPP-1
- Thermodynamic & electrochemical principles of metallurgy, extraction processes.
- ICE-2 & HA-2
- ICE-3 & HA-3
- DPP-2
- DPP-3
- Oxidation-reduction, refining processes and uses of important metals.
- ICE-4 & HA-4
- Practice questions on concentration, extraction and refining.
- DPP-4
- JEE/NEET (Metallurgy).
- Previous years discussion.
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P-block elements
- Physical properties of group 15 elements.
- Chemical properties of group 15 elements.
- Discussion of ICE-1(Part-1)
- ICE-1 & HA-1
- DPP-1
- DPP-1(Part-1) discussion
- DPP-1(Part-2) discussion
- Nitrogen and Ammonia -Preparation,properties and uses
- Nitric acid-Preparation,properties and uses
- Discussion of ICE-1(Part-2).
- Discussion of HA-1(Part-1).
- Discussion of HA-1(Part-2).
- DPP-2
- DPP-2(Part-1) discussion
- DPP-2(Part-2) discussion
- DPP-2(Part-3) discussion
- Phosphorus- Allotropes, compounds & oxoacids.
- ICE-2 & HA-2
- DPP-3
- Physical properties of group 16 elements.
- Chemical properties of group 16 elements.
- DPP-4
- DPP-4(Part-1) discussion.
- DPP-4(Part-2) discussion.
- Oxygen and ozone-Preparation, properties and uses.
- Allotropes of Sulphur, sulphur dioxide and sulphuric acid- Preparation, properties and uses
- Oxoacids of sulphur
- Discussion of ICE-3(Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-3(Part-2).
- ICE-3 & HA-3
- Discussion of HA-3.
- DPP-5
- DPP-5(Part-1) discussion.
- DPP-5(Part-2) discussion.
- DPP-5(Part-3) discussion.
- Physical properties of group 17 elements.
- Chemical properties of group 17 elements.
- Discussion of ICE-4.
- ICE-4 & HA-4.
- Discussion of HA-4.
- DPP-6
- DPP-6(Part-1) discussion.
- DPP-6(Part-2) discussion.
- DPP-6(Part-3) discussion.
- Chlorine and hydrochloric acid- Preparation, properties and uses.
- Interhalogen compounds and oxoacids of halogens.
- Discussion of ICE-5(Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-5(Part-2).
- ICE-5 & HA-5.
- DPP-7
- DPP-7 discussion.
- Physical properties of group 18 elements.
- Chemical properties of group 18 elements and xenon compounds.
- Discussion of ICE-6.
- ICE-6 & HA-6.
- Discussion of HA-6.
- Discussion of ICE-7.
- ICE-7 & HA-7.
- Discussion of HA-7.
- DPP-8
- DPP-8(Part-1) discussion.
- DPP-8(Part-2) discussion.
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D and F block elements
- Basics about d block elements
- General properties of d block elements- Part 1
- General properties of d block elements-Part 2.
- General properties of d block elements-Part 3.
- Specific properties of d block elements.
- Discussion of ICE-1.
- ICE-1 & HA-1.
- Discussion of HA-1.
- Discussion of ICE-2(Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-2(Part-2).
- ICE-2 & HA-2.
- Discussion of HA-2.
- Discussion of ICE-3.
- ICE-3 & HA-3.
- Discussion of HA-3.
- JEE/NEET(Properties of d block elements).
- DPP-1
- DPP-1(Part-1) discussion.
- DPP-1(Part-2) discussion.
- Potassium dichromate-Preparation and properties.
- Potassium dichromate-Uses and structure, chromyl chloride test.
- Preparation and Part-1 of properties of potassium permanganate.
- Part-2 of properties, structure and uses of potassium permanganate.
- Applications of d block elements.
- ICE-4 & HA-4.
- DPP-2
- DPP-2 discussion.
- Basics of f block elements, electronic configuration and atomic radii of lanthanoids.
- Consequences of lanthanoid contraction and oxidation states of lanthanoids.
- Physical properties, chemical properties and uses of lanthanoids.
- Actinoids-Electronic configuration, ionic size and oxidation states.
- Physical properties, chemical properties,uses and comparison of actinoids with lanthanoids.
- ICE-5 & HA-5.
- DPP-3
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Coordination compounds
- Coordination compounds v/s double salts, Werner’s theory.
- Important terms related to coordination compounds and classification of ligands.
- Coordination number, chelating ligand and homoleptic, heteroleptic complexes.
- Discussion of ICE-1 & HA-1.
- ICE-1 & HA-1.
- Discussion of HA-1.
- Bridging ligand and effect of chelation.
- DPP-1
- DPP-1 discussion.
- Rules of Nomenclature and Formula making in Coordination Compounds
- Practice questions on nomenclature and formula making of coordination compounds
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-2).
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-3).
- ICE-2 & HA-2.
- Discussion of HA-2.
- Naming of bridging ligands, sidgwick EAN rule, applications of EAN rule.
- DPP-2
- DPP-2 discussion.
- VBT and its limitations.
- Practice questions on VBT.
- ICE-4 & HA-4.
- Discussion of ICE-4 (Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-4 (Part-2).
- Discussion of ICE-4 (Part-3).
- DPP-3
- Structural isomerism in coordination compounds.
- Stereoisomerism in coordination compounds (Geometrical and optical isomerism).
- ICE-3 & HA-3.
- DPP-4
- DPP-4 discussion
- CFT (Crystal field theory).
- Applications & limitations of CFT
- Stability of coordination compounds in solution
- Discussion of ICE-4 (Part-4).
- Discussion of HA-4.
- Organometallic compounds and their classification.
- Metal carbonyls and importance of coordination compounds.
- DPP-5
- DPP-5 discussion.
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Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
- Basics of Organic Chemistry (Nomenclature) (Part-1)
- Basics of Organic Chemistry(Nomenclature) (Part-2)
- Classification and nomenclature of Haloalkanes & Haloarenes
- ICE-1 & HA-1.
- Discussion of ICE-1
- DPP-1
- DPP-1 Discussion
- Preparation of Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-2).
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-3).
- ICE-2 & HA-2.
- Discussion of HA-2.
- JEE/NEET preparation reactions for haloalkanes and haloarenes.
- DPP-2
- DPP-2 discussion.
- Physical properties of haloalkanes and haloarenes.
- Chemical properties of haloalkanes.
- Chemical properties of haloarenes
- ICE-3 & HA-3.
- Discussion of ICE-3 (Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-3 (Part-2).
- Discussion of ICE-3 (Part-3).
- Discussion of HA-3.
- Chemical reactions (JEE/NEET)
- Practice questions on electrophilic substitution.
- Organic Conversions
- DPP-3
- DPP-3 (Part-1) discussion.
- DPP-3 (Part-2) discussion.
- DPP-3 (Part-3) discussion.
- Polyhalogen compounds.
- ICE-4 & HA-4.
- Discussion of ICE-4.
- DPP-4
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Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
- Introduction & Classification of Alcohols, Phenols & Ethers
- Nomenclature of Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
- Discussion of ICE-1.
- ICE-1 & HA-1.
- Preparation of alcohol
- Preparation reactions of phenol
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-2).
- ICE-2 & HA-2.
- Physical properties of alcohol and phenol
- Chemical properties of alcohol and phenol
- Exclusive chemical properties of phenol
- Commercially produced alcohols and denaturation of alcohol.
- JEE/NEET (ALCOHOL & PHENOL)
- Practice questions on alcohol and phenol.
- DPP-1
- DPP-2
- Discussion of ICE-3 (Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-3 (Part-2).
- Discussion of ICE-3 (Part-3).
- ICE-3 & HA-3.
- DPP-3
- DPP-4
- Preparation of ethers.
- Discussion of ICE-4.
- ICE-4 & HA-4.
- Physical and chemical properties of ethers
- Discussion of ICE-5.
- ICE-5 & HA-5.
- ICE-5 & HA-5.
- JEE/NEET (Ethers).
- DPP-5
- Discussion of ICE-6.
- ICE-6 & HA-6.
- DPP-6
- Practice questions on ethers.
- Previous years discussion.
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Biomolecules
- Carbohydrates & their classification, D-L, d-l notations, glucose & fructose.
- Osazone & reaction of glucose with a base.
- Cyclic structure of glucose, epimers, mutarotation & specific rotation.
- Glucose and tests of glucose.
- Fructose.
- Disaccharides.
- Polysaccharides.
- Practice questions on carbohydrates.
- JEE/NEET (Practice questions on carbohydrates).
- ICE-1 & HA-1
- DPP-1
- DPP-2
- Proteins and amino acids.
- Formation of proteins by amino acids, types, structure and denaturation of proteins.
- Tests of proteins and enzymes.
- Practice questions on proteins & their classification, denaturation of proteins.
- ICE-2 & HA-2.
- DPP-3
- Vitamins.
- Nucleic acids & their biological functions, Hormones.
- ICE-3 & HA-3.
- Calculation of pH at isoelectric point, renaturation, Chargaff’s rule, structures of carbohydrates.
- JEE/NEET (Practice questions on proteins, amino acids & enzymes).
- JEE/NEET (Previous years discussion).
- DPP-4
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Amines
- ICE-1 & HA-1.
- Discussion of ICE-1 & HA-1.
- Preparation of amines.
- JEE/NEET (Preparation of amines).
- DPP-1.
- Physical properties of amines.
- Reduction of nitro compounds.
- ICE-2 & HA-2.
- Discussion of ICE-2 & HA-2.
- Chemical properties of amines.
- ICE-3 & HA-3.
- Discussion of ICE-3 & HA-3.
- JEE/NEET (Chemical reactions of amines).
- DPP-2.
- Diazonium salts- Preparation and part-1 of chemical reactions.
- Diazonium salts- Chemical reactions- Part 2.
- ICE-4 & HA-4.
- ICE-5 & HA-5.
- Discussion of ICE-5 & HA-5.
- JEE/NEET (Practice questions on amines and diazonium salt).
- DPP-3
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Aldehydes, Ketones and carboxylic acids
- Introduction to aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acids
- Nomenclature of Aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acids
- Common methods of preparation of aldehydes and ketones
- Specific preparation reactions of aldehydes.
- Specific preparation reactions of ketones.
- ICE-1 & HA-1.
- Discussion of ICE-1.
- Physical properties of aldehydes and ketones.
- JEE/NEET (Preparation of aldehydes and ketones)
- JEE/NEET (Practice questions on nomenclature, classification and preparation of aldehydes and ketones).
- DPP-1.
- Chemical properties of aldehydes and ketones-Part 1
- Chemical properties of aldehydes and ketones (Part-2)
- JEE/NEET (Reduction of organic compounds-Part 1).
- JEE/NEET (Reduction of organic compounds-Part 2).
- JEE/NEET (Oxidation of organic compounds- Part 1).
- JEE/NEET (Oxidation of organic compounds-Part 2).
- ICE-2 & HA-2.
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-1).
- Discussion of ICE-2 (Part-2).
- JEE/NEET (Chemical properties of aldehydes and ketones)- Part-1.
- JEE/NEET (Chemical properties of aldehydes and ketones)- Part-2
- JEE/NEET (Chemical properties of aldehydes and ketones)- Part-3.
- JEE/NEET(Practice questions on physical and chemical properties of aldehydes and ketones).
- JEE/NEET(Miscellaneous questions on aldehydes and ketones-Part 1).
- JEE/NEET(Miscellaneous questions on aldehydes and ketones-Part 2).
- DPP-2.
- Preparation of Carboxylic acids
- ICE-3 & HA-3.
- Discussion of ICE-3.
- Discussion of HA-3.
- DPP-3.
- Chemical Properties of carboxylic acids
- Physical Properties of Carboxylic acids
- ICE-4 & HA-4.
- Discussion of ICE-4
- JEE/NEET (Chemical properties of carboxylic acids- Part 1).
- JEE/NEET (Chemical properties of carboxylic acids- Part 2).
- JEE/NEET (Practice questions on preparation, physical and chemical properties of carboxylic acids).
- Discussion of Word problems of ICE-2, HA-2, ICE-4 & HA-4.
- ICE-5 & HA-5.
- Discussion of ICE-5
- DPP-4.
- DPP-5.
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Polymers
- Polymerisation & classification of polymers.
- ICE-1 & HA-1.
- DPP-1.
- Some commercially important polymers.
- ICE-2 & HA-2.
- DPP-2.
- Rubber.
- Biopolymers, biodegradable and non biodegradable polymers.
- ICE-3 & HA-3.
- Molecular mass of polymers and miscellaneous polymers.
- Practice questions on polymers.
- DPP-3.
- Previous years discussion.
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