Class 11 > CHEMISTRY
1.1. Covalent Bond Fission
1.2. Attacking Reagent
1.3. Inductive Effect
1.4. IUPAC System
1.5. Nomenclature of Hydrocarbons
1.6. Nomenclature of Organic Compounds Having One Functional Group
1.7. Nomenclature of Organic Compounds: Polyfunctional Groups
1.8. Detection of Foreign Elements
1.9. Structural Isomerism and Its Types
1.10. Resonance Effect
2.1. Properties of Alkene
2.2. Preparation of Alkene
2.3. Properties of Alkyne
2.4. Preparation of Alkyne
2.5. Preparation of Alkane
2.6. Properties of Alkane
3.1. Avogadro's Hypothesis
3.2. Application of Avogadro's Hypothesis
3.3. Dalton's Atomic Theory
3.4. Calculations Based on Mole Concept
3.5. Laws of Stoichiometry
3.6. Laws of Stoichiometry
3.7. Yield of a Reaction
3.8. Determination of Empirical & Molecular Formula from % Composition
3.9. Mole Concept
4.1. Concept of Oxidation and Reduction
4.2. Oxidation Number
4.3. Oxidizing Agent, Reducing Agent and Redox Reaction
4.4. Balancing Redox Reaction by Oxidation Number Method
4.5. Balancing Redox Reaction by Ion-Electron Method
4.6. Qualitative Aspect of Electrolysis
4.7. Faraday's First Law of Electrolysis
4.8. Faraday's Second Law of Electrolysis
4.9. Calculations Related to Faraday's Law of Electrolysis
5.1. Boyle's Law
5.2. Charles's Law
5.3. Avogadro's Law
5.4. Combined Gas Equation
5.5. Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure
5.6. Ideal Gas Equation
5.7. Numericals of Ideal Gas Equation
5.8. Deviation of Real Gas from Ideal Behaviour
5.9. Kinetic Theory of Gases and Its Postulates
5.10. Numericals of Charles's Law
5.11. Crystalline Solid and Amorphous Solid
5.12. Numericals of Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure
5.13. Graham's Law of Diffusion
5.14. Numericals of Combined Gas Equation
6.1. Periodic Trend in Electron Affinity and Electronegativity
6.2. Periodic Trend in Atomic Radius
7.1. Rutherford's Atomic Model
7.2. Bohr's Atomic Model
7.3. Concept of Probability and Atomic Orbital
7.4. Wave Mechanical Model of Atom
7.5. Aufbau's Principle & Pauli's Exclusion Principle
7.6. Quantum Number
7.6. Hund's Rule of Maximum Spin Multiplicity
7.7. Origin of Hydrogen Spectra
8.1. Preliminary Idea of Cracking, Quality of Gasoline, Octane Number
8.2. Alkyl Groups, Functional Groups and Homologous Series
8.3. Classification of Organic Compounds
9.1. Valence Shell, Valence Electron and Octet Theory
9.2. Ionic Bonds and Their Properties
9.3. Covalent Bond and Its Properties
9.4. Coordinate Covalent Bond and Its Properties
9.5. Lewis Dot Structure
9.6. VSEPR Theory
9.7. Resonance
9.8. Bond Characteristics
9.9. Hybridization
9.10. Van der Waals Force and Molecular Solids
9.11. Metallic Bonding and Properties of Metallic Solids
9.12. Valence Bond Theory
9.13. Hydrogen Bonding
10.1. Kekulé Structure and Resonance Structure of Benzene
11.1. Hydrogen
11.2. Oxygen
11.3. Nitrogen (HNO₃) Part 1
11.4. Nitrogen (HNO₃) Part 2
11.5. Properties and Uses of H₂S Gas
11.6. Carbon Compounds (CO)
11.7. Isotopes of Hydrogen and Their Applications
11.8. Nitrogen Compound – Ammonia Gas Preparation
11.9. Halogens: Introduction, Preparations and Their Characteristics
12.1. Types of Metallurgy
12.2. General Principles of Extraction of Metals Part 1
12.3. Different Terms Used in Metallurgy
12.4. Sodium Hydroxide
12.5. Extraction of Sodium by Down's Process
12.6. Compounds of Calcium and Magnesium
12.7. Properties and Uses of Sodium
12.8. Sodium Carbonate
12.9. Alkaline Earth Metals
12.10. Crystallization, Crystal Lattice and Unit Cell
12.11. Periodic Trend in Ionization Potential
12.12. Solubility and Thermal Stability of Oxosalts of Alkaline Earth Metals
12.13. General Principles of Extraction of Metals Part 2
12.14. Alkali Metals
13.1. Physical and Chemical Equilibrium
13.2. Law of Mass Action and Equilibrium Constant
13.3. Le Chatelier's Principle
13.4. Relationship Between Kp and Kc
14.1. Introduction and Scope of Chemistry
14.2. Percentage Composition from Molecular Formula
14.3. Basic Concept of Chemistry (Part 1)
14.4. Basic Concept of Chemistry (Part 2)
15.1. Introduction and Importance of Metal Ions in Biological Systems
15.2. Ion Pumps
15.3. Metal Toxicity
16.1. Fertilizers
16.2. Manufacture of NaOH Using Diaphragm Cell
16.3. Manufacture of Na₂CO₃ by Solvay Process
Introduction and Importance of Metal Ions in Biological Systems
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