NEW HORIZON PRE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

LESSON PLAN FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017 – 2018

Department of Chemistry
II PUC
Month: June

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SOLUTIONS (9 HOURS)
I Types of solutions, methods to express concentrations, Solubility of 4
solid and gas in liquids, Henry’s law, applications, Vapour pressure of
liquid solution , Raoult’s law.

Ideal and non-ideal solution, positive and negative deviation.

II Determination of molar mass using colligative properties and Van’t 5
Hoff factor.

HALOALKANES & HALOARENES(7 HOURS)

III Classification based on hybridization - Nomenclature – methods of 7
preparation of haloalkanes. Physical properties, Reactions of
haloalkanes.
SN1 and SN2 Mechanism – optical properties, Haloarenes, Chemical
properties. ESR, polynuclear halogens.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY(9 HOURS)
IV Concepts, Electrochemical cells, Electrode potential and standard 5
electrode potential. SHE – Applications, Electrochemical series. Nernst
equation. Relation between Kc and Eocell, ∆ Go and Eocell.
 Month: July
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I Conductance and conductivity Variation of conductivity with dilution, 4

Kohlrausch’s law – application. Laws of electrolysis and factors
determining products of electrolysis. Batteries, fuel cells and corrosion.

II Revision and Unit test-I

ALCOHOLS, PHENOLS & ETHERS (8 HOURS)

III Alcohols:
Classification, methods of preparation, Physical properties, chemical 8
properties and uses. Phenols – classification, methods of preparation,
Physical properties, chemical properties and uses.
Ethers: Classification, nomenclature, methods of preparation physical
and chemical properties, uses.

CHEMICAL KINETICS ( 9 HOURS)

IV Rate of a reaction, average and instantaneous rate, law of mass action,
factors affecting rate. Rate law, order, types with examples,
molecularity, differences between order and molecularity 4
 Month: August
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Derivation of rate equation and half life for zero and first order reaction.
I Effects of temperature on rate of reaction, effect of catalyst and collision 5
theory. Numericals.

ALDEHYDES, KETONES and CARBOXYLIC ACIDS (9 HOURS)

II Aldehydes – nomenclature, classification and methods of preparation, 6
Physical and chemical properties, uses. Ketones: nomenclature,
Classification, methods of preparation, Chemical properties, uses.

Carboxylic acids: Nomenclature methods of preparation 3

III Physical properties ,Chemical properties and uses
GENERAL PRINCIPLES AND PROCESS OF ISOLATION
( 5 HOURS) 3
Terms, methods of concentration.

IV Ellingham diagram, Extraction of metals and refining 4

V Unit Test-II
 Month: September
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AMINES (6 HOURS)
Structure of amines, classification nomenclature, methods of 6
I preparation, Physical and chemical properties, Diazonium salts –
preparation properties and uses.
Practicals:
Preparation of organic compounds 2
BIOMOLECULES ( 7 HOURS)
II Carbohydrates – classification Elucidation of structure of glucose 5
(open chain structure, Haworth structure of Mono and
disaccharides) Polysaccharides: Structure of starch, cellulose,
glycogen, importance of carbohydrates,
Practicals:
Preparation of inorganic compounds 2

III proteins, hormones, vitamins and nucleic acids 2

d and f BLOCK ELEMENTS (9 HOURS)
General introduction, occurrence, electronic configuration, general 3
trends in properties of I row transition metals.
Practicals:
Tests for carbohydrates, fats and proteins. 2
Manufacture and chemical properties of K2Cr2O7 and KMnO4 . General
IV properties of Lanthanoids and Actinoids and its applications. 6
Practicals:
Tests for functional groups in organic compounds. 2
 Month: October

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I Holidays

II Mid term examination

COORDINATION COMPOUNDS (7 HOURS)

III Important terms , Werner’s theory. 2
Holiday Assignment on “CHEMISTRY IN EVERYDAY LIFE”
Practical assignment on “ Electrochemistry and chromatography” 2

Nomenclature and isomerism

IV VBT, CFT and its applications, metal carbonyls 6
Practicals:
Colloids and Chemical Kinetics. 2
 Month: November
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Polymer Chemistry(5 Hours)
Classification: Natural and synthetic, methods of polymerization. Some 4
important polymers. Rubber, biodegradable and non-biodegradable
polymers
I,II SURFACE CHEMISTRY (6 HOURS) 2
Absorption, adsorption, types of adsorption, differences between
adsorption and absorption. Factors affecting adsorption, application.
Practicals:
Thermo chemical measurements. 2
Catalysis: Definitions, types with examples, colloids – types of
III classification. Preparation and purification of colloids, Different 4
chemical methods, Emulsions – types and examples. Properties of
colloids .
Tyndal effect, Brownian movement, electrophoresis, Gold No. Hardy –
schulze rule, protective action of colloids, applications
Practicals: Redox titration
1. KMnO4 vs. Oxalic acid 2
SOLID STATE (8 HOURS)
IV General characteristics, classification, types of solids ,Definitions of 4
different terms, types of crystal systems
Practicals: Redox titration
2. KMnO4 vs. FAS 2
Unit Test-III
V
 Month: December
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Close packing, calculation of packing efficiency of simple cube, BCC,
I FCC, Density calculation – numerical. Types of voids, types of defects 4
with examples, magnetic and electrical properties.
Practicals:
Salt Analysis 2
P BLOCK ELEMENTS (11 HOURS)
II Group 15 4
Preparation and properties of N2, NH3, HNO3, PH3, Halides, Oxo acids
of phosphorous
Group 16
Properties, preparation and properties of O2, O3, S, SO2, H2SO4
Practicals:
Salt Analysis 2
Group 17
III Preparation and properties of F, HCl, Oxoacids and interhalogen 6
compounds
Practicals:
Salt Analysis 2
Group 18
IV Compounds of noble gases. 5
Practicals:
Salt Analysis 2