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478 Lessons
Solid State
Classification of Crystalline Solids00:00:00
Crystal Lattice and Unit Cell00:00:00
Unit Cell Parameters part – 100:00:00
Unit Cell Parameters part – 200:00:00
Types of Unit Cell00:00:00
Seven Crystal Systems and Fourteen Bravais Lattice00:00:00
Density of Cubic Unit Cell00:00:00
Packing of Particles in a Solid00:00:00
Packing of Particles in a Solid Part – 200:00:00
Voids00:00:00
Packing Fraction (PF)00:00:00
Radius Ratio Rule00:00:00
Number of Atoms Per Unit Cell00:00:00
Effective Number of Atoms in a Unit Cell00:00:00
Stoichiometric Defects00:00:00
Stoichiometric Defects Part – 200:00:00
Impurity Defects00:00:00
Non-stoichiometric Defects00:00:00
Band Theory00:00:00
Electrical Properties of Solids00:00:00
Dielectric Properties of Solid00:00:00
Extrinsic Semiconductors00:00:00
Magnetic Properties of Solids00:00:00
Classification of Substances Based on Their Magnetic Properties00:00:00
Solutions
Solubility of Solid in Liquid00:00:00
Solubility of Liquid in Liquid00:00:00
Henry’s Law00:00:00
Raoult’s Law00:00:00
Composition of Vapour00:00:00
Ideal Solution00:00:00
Non-Ideal Solution00:00:00
Limitations of Raoult’s Law00:00:00
Raoult’s Law as a Special Case of Henry’s Law00:00:00
Colligative Property00:00:00
Relative Lowering of Vapour Pressure00:00:00
Elevation in Boiling Point00:00:00
Depression in Freezing Point00:00:00
Semipermeable Membranes00:00:00
Osmosis00:00:00
Osmotic Pressure00:00:00
Laws of Osmotic Pressure00:00:00
Concentration of Solutions part – 100:00:00
Concentration of Solutions part – 200:00:00
Concentration of Solutions part – 300:00:00
Concentration of Solutions part – 400:00:00
Reverse Osmosis00:00:00
Van’t Hoff Factor00:00:00
Van’t Hoff Factor and Degree of Dissociation00:00:00
Van’t Hoff Factor and Degree of Association00:00:00
Van’t Hoff Factor and Colligative Properties00:00:00
Concept of Mixing & Dilution of solutions00:00:00
Numerical (Level 1)00:00:00
Numerical (Level 2)00:00:00
Numerical (Level 3)00:00:00
Ionic Equilibria
Ionic Equilibria – Introduction00:00:00
Types of Electrolytes00:00:00
Degree of Dissociation00:00:00
Acids and Bases – Arrhenius Theory00:00:00
Bronsted – Lowry Acid Base Theory00:00:00
Acids and Bases – Lewis Theory00:00:00
Ostwald’s Dilution Law00:00:00
Ionic Product of Water00:00:00
pH and pOH00:00:00
Hydrolysis of Salt00:00:00
Types of Salts00:00:00
Buffer Solutions00:00:00
Buffer Action – 100:00:00
Buffer Action – 200:00:00
Applications of Buffer Solution00:00:00
Solubility Product00:00:00
Common Ion Effect00:00:00
Ionic Equilibria Level – 100:00:00
Ionic Equilibria Level – 200:00:00
Ionic Equilibria Level – 300:00:00
Chemical Thermodynamics
Introduction00:00:00
Basic Terms in Thermodynamics00:00:00
Types of System00:00:00
Extensive and Intensive Properties00:00:00
State of the System00:00:00
Types of Processes00:00:00
Mechanical Work00:00:00
Concept of Maximum Work00:00:00
Internal Energy as a State Function00:00:00
Heat Capacity00:00:00
Enthalpy00:00:00
Relationship Between ΔH and ΔU00:00:00
Different Types of Enthalpy00:00:00
Exothermic Reaction00:00:00
Endothermic Reaction00:00:00
Thermochemical Equation00:00:00
Bond Energy or Bond Enthalpies00:00:00
Hess’s Law00:00:00
Applications of Hess’s Law00:00:00
Spontaneous Process00:00:00
Entropy of Phase Transition00:00:00
Entropy Change During Phase Transition and for Ideal Gases00:00:00
Entropy Change in Reversible and Irreversible Process00:00:00
Second Law of Thermodynamics00:00:00
Third Law of Thermodynamics00:00:00
Gibb’s Free Energy00:00:00
Gibbs Free Energy as Criteria for Spontaneity00:00:00
Standard Gibbs Free Energy00:00:00
Numericals Level – 100:00:00
Numericals Level – 200:00:00
Numericals Level – 300:00:00
Electrochemistry
Introduction00:00:00
Electrical Conductance of Solution00:00:00
Molar Conductivity00:00:00
Variation of Molar Conductivity with Concentration00:00:00
Kohlrausch Law of Independent Migration of Ions and Its Application00:00:00
Calculate Degree of Dissociation and Dissociation Constant of Weak Electrolyte00:00:00
Experimental Measurement of Electrical Conductivity00:00:00
Types of Electrochemical Cell00:00:00
Electrochemical Cell or Galvanic Cell00:00:00
Electrolysis of Molten NaCl00:00:00
Electrolysis of Aqueous NaCl00:00:00
Salt Bridge00:00:00
Representation of an Electrochemical Cell00:00:00
Nernst Equation00:00:00
Application of Nernst Equation in Chemical Cells Part – 100:00:00
Application of Nernst Equation in Chemical Cells Part – 200:00:00
Reference Electrode00:00:00
Primary Reference Electrode00:00:00
Primary Voltaic Cells – Dry Cell (Leclanche Cell)00:00:00
Lead Storage Battery00:00:00
Nickel Cadmium Cell00:00:00
Mercury Cell00:00:00
Fuel Cells00:00:00
Electrochemical Series00:00:00
Characteristics of Electrochemical Series00:00:00
Application of Electrochemical Series00:00:00
Chemical Kinetics
Introduction00:00:00
Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Type of Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Rate Law and Rate Constant00:00:00
Writing the Equation for Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Order of a Reaction00:00:00
Molecularity of Reaction00:00:00
RDS (Rate Determining Step)00:00:00
Methods for Determination of Order of Reaction (Integration Method)00:00:00
First Order Reactions00:00:00
Half-life of Reaction00:00:00
Graphical Representation for First Order Reactions00:00:00
Zero Order Reactions00:00:00
Pseudo First Order Reactions00:00:00
Collision Theory of Chemical Reaction00:00:00
Factors Affecting Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Effect of Temperature on Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Arrhenius Equation00:00:00
Activation Energy and Threshold Energy00:00:00
Effect of Catalyst on the Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Numerical (Level 1)00:00:00
Numerical (Level 3)00:00:00
Elements of Groups 16, 17 and 18
Anomalous Behavior of Oxygen00:00:00
Anomalous Behavior of Fluorine00:00:00
Preparation of Dioxygen00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Dioxygen00:00:00
Classification of Oxides00:00:00
Compounds of Oxygen – Ozone00:00:00
Compounds of Sulphur – Sulphur Dioxide (Preparation)00:00:00
Preparation of Sulphuric Acid00:00:00
Preparation of Chlorine00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Chlorine00:00:00
Inter Halogen Compounds00:00:00
Compounds of Elements of Group 18 – Xenon Oxides00:00:00
Compounds of Elements of Group 18 – Xenon Fluorides part – 100:00:00
Compounds of Elements of Group 18 – Xenon Fluorides part – 200:00:00
Uses of Noble Gases00:00:00
Transition and Inner Transition Elements
Electronic Configuration of 3d Series Elements00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of 4d Series Elements00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of 5d Series Elements00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of 6d Series elements00:00:00
General Properties of d-Block Elements00:00:00
Variable Valency or Oxidation States of d-Block Elements00:00:00
Atomic Radius00:00:00
Ionisation Enthalpy00:00:00
Metallic Character00:00:00
Magnetic Properties00:00:00
Colour Properties of Transition Elements00:00:00
Catalyst00:00:00
Interstitial Compounds00:00:00
Alloy Formation00:00:00
Methods of Preparation of Potassium Permanganate00:00:00
Physical and Chemical Properties of Potassium Permanganate00:00:00
Oxidising Nature of Potassium Permanganate00:00:00
Methods of Preparation of Potassium Dichromate00:00:00
Physical and Chemical Properties of Potassium Dichromate00:00:00
Terms Involved in Extraction Process00:00:00
Reduction of The Oxide into Metal00:00:00
Extraction of Iron (Ores-Process-Reactions)00:00:00
The Inner Transition Elements (f Block)00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of Lanthanides00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of Actinides00:00:00
Lanthanides Contraction00:00:00
Colour Property00:00:00
Application of Lanthanides00:00:00
Actinide Contraction00:00:00
Oxidation State of Actinide00:00:00
Similarities between Lanthanides & Actinides00:00:00
Distinguish between Lanthanides & Actinides00:00:00
Coordination Compounds
Ligands and Classification of Ligands Part – 100:00:00
Ligands and Classification of Ligands Part – 200:00:00
Coordination Number00:00:00
Double Salts and Co-ordination Compound00:00:00
Werner’s Theory00:00:00
Types of Complex00:00:00
IUPAC Nomenclature Part – 100:00:00
IUPAC Nomenclature Part – 200:00:00
Effective Atomic Number00:00:00
Isomerism in Co-ordination Complexes Introduction00:00:00
Geometrical Isomerism Part -100:00:00
Geometrical Isomerism Part – 200:00:00
Optical Isomerism00:00:00
Structural Isomerism00:00:00
Ionization Energy00:00:00
Stability of Co-ordination Complexes00:00:00
Valence Bond Theory part – 100:00:00
Valence Bond Theory part – 200:00:00
Valence Bond Theory part – 300:00:00
Limitations of VBT00:00:00
Crystal Field Theory Part – 100:00:00
Crystal Field Theory Part – 200:00:00
Crystal Field Theory part – 300:00:00
Limitations of CFT00:00:00
Colour of Co-ordination Complexes00:00:00
Application of Co-ordination Compounds00:00:00
Halogen Derivatives
Introduction00:00:00
Classification of Halogen Derivatives00:00:00
Classification of Monohalogen Derivatives of Alkanes00:00:00
Classification of Monohalogen Derivatives of Alkanes (Part II)00:00:00
Nomenclature of Alkyl Halides00:00:00
Nomenclature of Poly Halogen Derivatives of Alkane00:00:00
Nomenclature of Halogen Derivatives (Cyclic) – Part – 100:00:00
Nomenclature of Halogen Derivatives (Cyclic) – Part – 200:00:00
Haloarenes (Classification & Nomenclature)00:00:00
Haloarenes (Nomenclature)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (from Alcohol)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (Part II)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (Part III)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (from Alkene)00:00:00
Markovnikov’s Rule00:00:00
Anti Markovnikov’s Rule00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (from Halogen Exchange)00:00:00
Haloarenes (Methods of Preparation)00:00:00
Haloarenes (Methods of Preparation Sandmeyer’s Reaction)00:00:00
Optical Activity00:00:00
Optical Activity – 1 (Explanation)00:00:00
Nucleophilic Substitution Reaction00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Aq. Alkali)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Williamson’s Synthesis)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (KCN & AgCN)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Ammonia)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Silver Carboxylate & Nitro Group)00:00:00
Preparation of Alkyl Halides (Pnemonic)00:00:00
SN2 Reaction Part – 100:00:00
SN2 Reaction Part – 200:00:00
SN2 Reaction (Energy Profile Diagram)00:00:00
SN1 Reaction Part – 100:00:00
SN1 Reaction Part – 200:00:00
SN1 Reaction (Energy Profile Diagram)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Dehydrohalogenation Part – 1)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Dehydrohalogenation Part – 2)00:00:00
Chemical Properties (Action of Metals)00:00:00
Chemical Properties (Wurtz Reaction)00:00:00
Haloarenes (Chemical Properties) Part – 100:00:00
Haloarenes (Chemical Properties) Part – 200:00:00
Haloarenes (Chemical Properties) Part – 300:00:00
Chemical Properties (Haloform)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation Trihalides00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (Iodoform)00:00:00
Preparation of Tetrahalogen Derivatives00:00:00
Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
Alcohols Introduction00:00:00
Phenol Introduction00:00:00
Ethers Introduction00:00:00
Classification of Alcohols on the Basis of Hydroxyl Group00:00:00
Classification of Alcohols on The Basis of Carbon Atom00:00:00
To Identify the Number of Type of Alcohol00:00:00
Classification of Alcohol (on the Basis of Type Hybridisation of Carbon Attached)00:00:00
Classification of Phenols Part – 100:00:00
Classification of Phenols Part – 200:00:00
Classification of Ethers00:00:00
Nomenclature of Alcohol00:00:00
Structure of Functional Group (Phenols)00:00:00
Nomenclature of Ethers00:00:00
Methods of Preparation – from Alkylhalide part 100:00:00
Methods of Preparation – from Alkylhalide part 200:00:00
Methods of Preparation – from Alkene (by Hydration)00:00:00
Mechanism for Hydration of Alkene00:00:00
Hydroboration Oxidation00:00:00
Example of Hydroboration Oxidation00:00:00
From Carbonyl Compound by Action of Grignard Reagent part 100:00:00
From Carbonyl Compound (by Reduction) part 100:00:00
From Carbonyl Compound (by Reduction) part 200:00:00
From Carbonyl Compound (by Reduction) part 300:00:00
Preparation of Phenols from Chlorobenzene00:00:00
Preparation of Phenols from Cumene00:00:00
Preparation of Phenols from Benzene Sulfonic Acid00:00:00
Preparation of Phenols from Aniline00:00:00
Physical Properties of Alcohols00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Esterification)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Reaction with Phosphorus Halide)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Dehydration of Alcohol) Part – 100:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Dehydration of Alcohol) Part – 200:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Mechanism of Dehydration of Alcohol)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Dehydration along with Alumina)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Dehydrogenation of Alcohol)00:00:00
Oxidation of Alcohol part – 100:00:00
Oxidation of Alcohol part – 200:00:00
Oxidation of Alcohol part – 300:00:00
Oxidation of Alcohol part – 400:00:00
Reaction of Alcohol with Metals00:00:00
Reactions of Phenols00:00:00
Chemical Reactions Nitration of Phenol part – 100:00:00
Chemical Reactions Nitration of Phenol part – 200:00:00
Chemical Reactions Bromination part – 100:00:00
Chemical Reactions Bromination part – 200:00:00
Chemical Reactions Sulfonation00:00:00
Reactions of Phenols Reimer – Tiemann Reactions00:00:00
Reactions of Phenols Kolbe’s Reactions00:00:00
Mechanism of Dehydration00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (Williamsons Synthesis)00:00:00
Chemical Reaction of Ethers (Hydrolysis)00:00:00
Action of PCl5 on Simple & Mixed Ethers00:00:00
Action of Hot HI on Simple & Mixed Ethers00:00:00
Electrophilic Substitution00:00:00
Electrophilic Substitution Reaction00:00:00
Action of Acetylchloride & Acetic Anhydride -100:00:00
Uses of Alcohols00:00:00
Uses of Phenols00:00:00
Uses of Ether in Daily Life00:00:00
Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic acids
Carboxylic Acid Intro00:00:00
Monocarboxylic Acid00:00:00
Some Important Carboxylic Acid00:00:00
Nomenclature of Acids Part – 100:00:00
Nomenclature of Acids Part – 200:00:00
IUPAC Names Part -100:00:00
IUPAC Names Part -200:00:00
Preparation of Aldehyde and Ketones from Alcohol00:00:00
Preparation of Aldehyde by Catalytic Dehydrogenation of Alcohol00:00:00
Preparation of Aldehydes by Unsaturated Hydrocarbon00:00:00
Preparation of Ketone from Unsaturated Hydrocarbon00:00:00
Hydration of Alkyne00:00:00
Indirect Hydration of Alkyne00:00:00
From Acylchloride00:00:00
Rosenmund Reduction00:00:00
From Grignard Reagent Nitrile00:00:00
Etard Reaction00:00:00
Gattermann’s Koch Reaction00:00:00
Gattermann’s Koch Reaction Example00:00:00
Friedel Craft Acylation00:00:00
From Aromatic Hydrocarbon00:00:00
Preparation of Carboxylic Acids from Acylhalide and Acid Anhydride00:00:00
Preparation of carboxylic acids from Nitrile and Amide00:00:00
Comparison of Formic Acid and Acetic Acid00:00:00
Ester00:00:00
From Nitrile and Amide00:00:00
From Acylhalide and Acid Anhydride00:00:00
From Ester by Hydrolysis00:00:00
From Alkylbenzene by Oxidation00:00:00
From Dry Ice by Action of Grignard Reagent00:00:00
Physical Properties of Carboxylic Acid00:00:00
Schiff’s Reagent00:00:00
Tollen’s Reagent00:00:00
Fehling Solution00:00:00
Laboratory Test for Ketonic Group00:00:00
Chemical Reaction of Aldehydes and Ketones00:00:00
Formation of Cyanohydrin00:00:00
Addition of Sodium Bisulphite00:00:00
Addition of Alcohol00:00:00
Addition of Grignard Reagent00:00:00
Haloform Reaction00:00:00
Aldol Condensation00:00:00
Aldol Condensation II00:00:00
Cross or Mixed Aldol Condensation00:00:00
Cannizzaro’s Reaction00:00:00
Mechanism of Cannizzaro’s Reaction00:00:00
Cross Cannizzaro’s00:00:00
Oxidation00:00:00
Oxidation of Ketones00:00:00
Wolff Kishner’s Reduction00:00:00
Acidic Character of Carboxylic Acid00:00:00
Expressing Strength of Carboxylic Acid00:00:00
Effect of Substituents on Acidic Strength Part – 100:00:00
Effect of Substituents on Acidic Strength Part – 200:00:00
Effect of Substituents on Acidic Strength Part – 300:00:00
Effect of Substituents on Acidic Strength Part – 400:00:00
Amines
Introduction00:00:00
Classification of Amines00:00:00
Nomenclature of Amines Part – 100:00:00
Nomenclature of Amines Part – 200:00:00
Nomenclature of Amines Part – 300:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 1 (from Cyanide)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 2 (from Nitroalkane)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 4 (from Amides)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 5 (from Alkylhalide)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 6 (from Alkylhalide)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 7 (from Pthalimide)00:00:00
Basic Nature of Amines00:00:00
Basic Character of Amines00:00:00
Expressing Basic Strength of Amines00:00:00
Comparison of Basic Strength of Aralkyl Amines00:00:00
Comparison of Basic Strength of Amines Part – 100:00:00
Comparison of Basic Strength of Amines Part – 200:00:00
Comparison of Basic Strength of Amines Part – 300:00:00
Effect of Substituents on the Basicity of Aryl Amine00:00:00
Chemical Reaction (Hoffmann’s Elimination Reaction)00:00:00
Chemical Reaction Acetylation of Amines Part – 100:00:00
Chemical Reaction Acetylation of Amines Part – 200:00:00
Chemical Reaction Acetylation of Amines Part – 300:00:00
Chemical Reactions Part – 1 (Action of Nitrous Acid on Primary, Sec., Tertiary Amine)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions Part – 2 (Reaction of Amines with Nitrous Acid)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions Part – 3 (Reaction of Amines with Nitrous Acid)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions Part – 4 (Carbylamine Test)00:00:00
Diazonium Salts00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts (Part II)00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts (Part III)00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts IV00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts V00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts VI00:00:00
Reaction with Hinsberg’s Reagent00:00:00
Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution00:00:00
Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution (Bromination)00:00:00
Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution (Nitration)00:00:00
Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution (Sulphonation)00:00:00
Biomolecules
Carbohydrates00:00:00
Carbohydrates (Classification)00:00:00
Classification of Carbohydrates (Based on Solubility Reducing Property)00:00:00
Preparation of Glucose00:00:00
Chemical Properties ((HI NH2OH HCN)00:00:00
Bromine Water & Nitric Acid00:00:00
Fischer Projection Formula00:00:00
Haworth Projection Formula00:00:00
Haworth Projection Formula (Fructose)00:00:00
Structure of Disaccharides00:00:00
Structure of Polysaccharides00:00:00
Amino Acid00:00:00
Peptide Bond00:00:00
Classification of Proteins00:00:00
Structure of Protein part – 100:00:00
Structure of Protein part – 200:00:00
Denaturation of Proteins00:00:00
Enzymes00:00:00
Nucleic Acid00:00:00
DNA Double Helix00:00:00
Introduction to Polymer Chemistry
Introduction00:00:00
Various Terms Related to Polymers Part – 100:00:00
Various Terms Related to Polymers part – 200:00:00
Classification of Polymers00:00:00
Classification Based on Source of Availability00:00:00
Classification Based on Structure00:00:00
Classification Based on Mode of Polymerisation00:00:00
Classification Based on Molecular Forces00:00:00
Classification Based on Monomer00:00:00
Classification Based on Biodegradability00:00:00
Polyethylene or Polythene00:00:00
Rubber00:00:00
Natural Rubber00:00:00
Vulcanization of Rubber00:00:00
Polyamides (Nylon-6,6)00:00:00
Polyamides (Nylon-6)00:00:00
Polyesters (Terylene or Dacron)00:00:00
Phenol – Formaldehyde Polymer (Bakelite)00:00:00
Melamine – Formaldehyde Polymer00:00:00
Synthetic Rubbers (Buna-S)00:00:00
Synthetic Rubbers00:00:00
Biodegradable Polymers (PHBV)00:00:00
Synthetic Rubbers (Buna-N)00:00:00
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)00:00:00
Polyesters (Glyptal or Alkyd Resin)00:00:00
Green Chemistry and Nanochemistry
Principle 100:00:00
Principle 200:00:00
Principle 300:00:00
Principle 400:00:00
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478 Lessons
Solid State
Classification of Crystalline Solids00:00:00
Crystal Lattice and Unit Cell00:00:00
Unit Cell Parameters part – 100:00:00
Unit Cell Parameters part – 200:00:00
Types of Unit Cell00:00:00
Seven Crystal Systems and Fourteen Bravais Lattice00:00:00
Density of Cubic Unit Cell00:00:00
Packing of Particles in a Solid00:00:00
Packing of Particles in a Solid Part – 200:00:00
Voids00:00:00
Packing Fraction (PF)00:00:00
Radius Ratio Rule00:00:00
Number of Atoms Per Unit Cell00:00:00
Effective Number of Atoms in a Unit Cell00:00:00
Stoichiometric Defects00:00:00
Stoichiometric Defects Part – 200:00:00
Impurity Defects00:00:00
Non-stoichiometric Defects00:00:00
Band Theory00:00:00
Electrical Properties of Solids00:00:00
Dielectric Properties of Solid00:00:00
Extrinsic Semiconductors00:00:00
Magnetic Properties of Solids00:00:00
Classification of Substances Based on Their Magnetic Properties00:00:00
Solutions
Solubility of Solid in Liquid00:00:00
Solubility of Liquid in Liquid00:00:00
Henry’s Law00:00:00
Raoult’s Law00:00:00
Composition of Vapour00:00:00
Ideal Solution00:00:00
Non-Ideal Solution00:00:00
Limitations of Raoult’s Law00:00:00
Raoult’s Law as a Special Case of Henry’s Law00:00:00
Colligative Property00:00:00
Relative Lowering of Vapour Pressure00:00:00
Elevation in Boiling Point00:00:00
Depression in Freezing Point00:00:00
Semipermeable Membranes00:00:00
Osmosis00:00:00
Osmotic Pressure00:00:00
Laws of Osmotic Pressure00:00:00
Concentration of Solutions part – 100:00:00
Concentration of Solutions part – 200:00:00
Concentration of Solutions part – 300:00:00
Concentration of Solutions part – 400:00:00
Reverse Osmosis00:00:00
Van’t Hoff Factor00:00:00
Van’t Hoff Factor and Degree of Dissociation00:00:00
Van’t Hoff Factor and Degree of Association00:00:00
Van’t Hoff Factor and Colligative Properties00:00:00
Concept of Mixing & Dilution of solutions00:00:00
Numerical (Level 1)00:00:00
Numerical (Level 2)00:00:00
Numerical (Level 3)00:00:00
Ionic Equilibria
Ionic Equilibria – Introduction00:00:00
Types of Electrolytes00:00:00
Degree of Dissociation00:00:00
Acids and Bases – Arrhenius Theory00:00:00
Bronsted – Lowry Acid Base Theory00:00:00
Acids and Bases – Lewis Theory00:00:00
Ostwald’s Dilution Law00:00:00
Ionic Product of Water00:00:00
pH and pOH00:00:00
Hydrolysis of Salt00:00:00
Types of Salts00:00:00
Buffer Solutions00:00:00
Buffer Action – 100:00:00
Buffer Action – 200:00:00
Applications of Buffer Solution00:00:00
Solubility Product00:00:00
Common Ion Effect00:00:00
Ionic Equilibria Level – 100:00:00
Ionic Equilibria Level – 200:00:00
Ionic Equilibria Level – 300:00:00
Chemical Thermodynamics
Introduction00:00:00
Basic Terms in Thermodynamics00:00:00
Types of System00:00:00
Extensive and Intensive Properties00:00:00
State of the System00:00:00
Types of Processes00:00:00
Mechanical Work00:00:00
Concept of Maximum Work00:00:00
Internal Energy as a State Function00:00:00
Heat Capacity00:00:00
Enthalpy00:00:00
Relationship Between ΔH and ΔU00:00:00
Different Types of Enthalpy00:00:00
Exothermic Reaction00:00:00
Endothermic Reaction00:00:00
Thermochemical Equation00:00:00
Bond Energy or Bond Enthalpies00:00:00
Hess’s Law00:00:00
Applications of Hess’s Law00:00:00
Spontaneous Process00:00:00
Entropy of Phase Transition00:00:00
Entropy Change During Phase Transition and for Ideal Gases00:00:00
Entropy Change in Reversible and Irreversible Process00:00:00
Second Law of Thermodynamics00:00:00
Third Law of Thermodynamics00:00:00
Gibb’s Free Energy00:00:00
Gibbs Free Energy as Criteria for Spontaneity00:00:00
Standard Gibbs Free Energy00:00:00
Numericals Level – 100:00:00
Numericals Level – 200:00:00
Numericals Level – 300:00:00
Electrochemistry
Introduction00:00:00
Electrical Conductance of Solution00:00:00
Molar Conductivity00:00:00
Variation of Molar Conductivity with Concentration00:00:00
Kohlrausch Law of Independent Migration of Ions and Its Application00:00:00
Calculate Degree of Dissociation and Dissociation Constant of Weak Electrolyte00:00:00
Experimental Measurement of Electrical Conductivity00:00:00
Types of Electrochemical Cell00:00:00
Electrochemical Cell or Galvanic Cell00:00:00
Electrolysis of Molten NaCl00:00:00
Electrolysis of Aqueous NaCl00:00:00
Salt Bridge00:00:00
Representation of an Electrochemical Cell00:00:00
Nernst Equation00:00:00
Application of Nernst Equation in Chemical Cells Part – 100:00:00
Application of Nernst Equation in Chemical Cells Part – 200:00:00
Reference Electrode00:00:00
Primary Reference Electrode00:00:00
Primary Voltaic Cells – Dry Cell (Leclanche Cell)00:00:00
Lead Storage Battery00:00:00
Nickel Cadmium Cell00:00:00
Mercury Cell00:00:00
Fuel Cells00:00:00
Electrochemical Series00:00:00
Characteristics of Electrochemical Series00:00:00
Application of Electrochemical Series00:00:00
Chemical Kinetics
Introduction00:00:00
Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Type of Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Rate Law and Rate Constant00:00:00
Writing the Equation for Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Order of a Reaction00:00:00
Molecularity of Reaction00:00:00
RDS (Rate Determining Step)00:00:00
Methods for Determination of Order of Reaction (Integration Method)00:00:00
First Order Reactions00:00:00
Half-life of Reaction00:00:00
Graphical Representation for First Order Reactions00:00:00
Zero Order Reactions00:00:00
Pseudo First Order Reactions00:00:00
Collision Theory of Chemical Reaction00:00:00
Factors Affecting Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Effect of Temperature on Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Arrhenius Equation00:00:00
Activation Energy and Threshold Energy00:00:00
Effect of Catalyst on the Rate of Reaction00:00:00
Numerical (Level 1)00:00:00
Numerical (Level 3)00:00:00
Elements of Groups 16, 17 and 18
Anomalous Behavior of Oxygen00:00:00
Anomalous Behavior of Fluorine00:00:00
Preparation of Dioxygen00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Dioxygen00:00:00
Classification of Oxides00:00:00
Compounds of Oxygen – Ozone00:00:00
Compounds of Sulphur – Sulphur Dioxide (Preparation)00:00:00
Preparation of Sulphuric Acid00:00:00
Preparation of Chlorine00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Chlorine00:00:00
Inter Halogen Compounds00:00:00
Compounds of Elements of Group 18 – Xenon Oxides00:00:00
Compounds of Elements of Group 18 – Xenon Fluorides part – 100:00:00
Compounds of Elements of Group 18 – Xenon Fluorides part – 200:00:00
Uses of Noble Gases00:00:00
Transition and Inner Transition Elements
Electronic Configuration of 3d Series Elements00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of 4d Series Elements00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of 5d Series Elements00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of 6d Series elements00:00:00
General Properties of d-Block Elements00:00:00
Variable Valency or Oxidation States of d-Block Elements00:00:00
Atomic Radius00:00:00
Ionisation Enthalpy00:00:00
Metallic Character00:00:00
Magnetic Properties00:00:00
Colour Properties of Transition Elements00:00:00
Catalyst00:00:00
Interstitial Compounds00:00:00
Alloy Formation00:00:00
Methods of Preparation of Potassium Permanganate00:00:00
Physical and Chemical Properties of Potassium Permanganate00:00:00
Oxidising Nature of Potassium Permanganate00:00:00
Methods of Preparation of Potassium Dichromate00:00:00
Physical and Chemical Properties of Potassium Dichromate00:00:00
Terms Involved in Extraction Process00:00:00
Reduction of The Oxide into Metal00:00:00
Extraction of Iron (Ores-Process-Reactions)00:00:00
The Inner Transition Elements (f Block)00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of Lanthanides00:00:00
Electronic Configuration of Actinides00:00:00
Lanthanides Contraction00:00:00
Colour Property00:00:00
Application of Lanthanides00:00:00
Actinide Contraction00:00:00
Oxidation State of Actinide00:00:00
Similarities between Lanthanides & Actinides00:00:00
Distinguish between Lanthanides & Actinides00:00:00
Coordination Compounds
Ligands and Classification of Ligands Part – 100:00:00
Ligands and Classification of Ligands Part – 200:00:00
Coordination Number00:00:00
Double Salts and Co-ordination Compound00:00:00
Werner’s Theory00:00:00
Types of Complex00:00:00
IUPAC Nomenclature Part – 100:00:00
IUPAC Nomenclature Part – 200:00:00
Effective Atomic Number00:00:00
Isomerism in Co-ordination Complexes Introduction00:00:00
Geometrical Isomerism Part -100:00:00
Geometrical Isomerism Part – 200:00:00
Optical Isomerism00:00:00
Structural Isomerism00:00:00
Ionization Energy00:00:00
Stability of Co-ordination Complexes00:00:00
Valence Bond Theory part – 100:00:00
Valence Bond Theory part – 200:00:00
Valence Bond Theory part – 300:00:00
Limitations of VBT00:00:00
Crystal Field Theory Part – 100:00:00
Crystal Field Theory Part – 200:00:00
Crystal Field Theory part – 300:00:00
Limitations of CFT00:00:00
Colour of Co-ordination Complexes00:00:00
Application of Co-ordination Compounds00:00:00
Halogen Derivatives
Introduction00:00:00
Classification of Halogen Derivatives00:00:00
Classification of Monohalogen Derivatives of Alkanes00:00:00
Classification of Monohalogen Derivatives of Alkanes (Part II)00:00:00
Nomenclature of Alkyl Halides00:00:00
Nomenclature of Poly Halogen Derivatives of Alkane00:00:00
Nomenclature of Halogen Derivatives (Cyclic) – Part – 100:00:00
Nomenclature of Halogen Derivatives (Cyclic) – Part – 200:00:00
Haloarenes (Classification & Nomenclature)00:00:00
Haloarenes (Nomenclature)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (from Alcohol)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (Part II)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (Part III)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (from Alkene)00:00:00
Markovnikov’s Rule00:00:00
Anti Markovnikov’s Rule00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (from Halogen Exchange)00:00:00
Haloarenes (Methods of Preparation)00:00:00
Haloarenes (Methods of Preparation Sandmeyer’s Reaction)00:00:00
Optical Activity00:00:00
Optical Activity – 1 (Explanation)00:00:00
Nucleophilic Substitution Reaction00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Aq. Alkali)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Williamson’s Synthesis)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (KCN & AgCN)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Ammonia)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Silver Carboxylate & Nitro Group)00:00:00
Preparation of Alkyl Halides (Pnemonic)00:00:00
SN2 Reaction Part – 100:00:00
SN2 Reaction Part – 200:00:00
SN2 Reaction (Energy Profile Diagram)00:00:00
SN1 Reaction Part – 100:00:00
SN1 Reaction Part – 200:00:00
SN1 Reaction (Energy Profile Diagram)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Dehydrohalogenation Part – 1)00:00:00
Chemical Properties of Alkyl Halides (Dehydrohalogenation Part – 2)00:00:00
Chemical Properties (Action of Metals)00:00:00
Chemical Properties (Wurtz Reaction)00:00:00
Haloarenes (Chemical Properties) Part – 100:00:00
Haloarenes (Chemical Properties) Part – 200:00:00
Haloarenes (Chemical Properties) Part – 300:00:00
Chemical Properties (Haloform)00:00:00
Methods of Preparation Trihalides00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (Iodoform)00:00:00
Preparation of Tetrahalogen Derivatives00:00:00
Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
Alcohols Introduction00:00:00
Phenol Introduction00:00:00
Ethers Introduction00:00:00
Classification of Alcohols on the Basis of Hydroxyl Group00:00:00
Classification of Alcohols on The Basis of Carbon Atom00:00:00
To Identify the Number of Type of Alcohol00:00:00
Classification of Alcohol (on the Basis of Type Hybridisation of Carbon Attached)00:00:00
Classification of Phenols Part – 100:00:00
Classification of Phenols Part – 200:00:00
Classification of Ethers00:00:00
Nomenclature of Alcohol00:00:00
Structure of Functional Group (Phenols)00:00:00
Nomenclature of Ethers00:00:00
Methods of Preparation – from Alkylhalide part 100:00:00
Methods of Preparation – from Alkylhalide part 200:00:00
Methods of Preparation – from Alkene (by Hydration)00:00:00
Mechanism for Hydration of Alkene00:00:00
Hydroboration Oxidation00:00:00
Example of Hydroboration Oxidation00:00:00
From Carbonyl Compound by Action of Grignard Reagent part 100:00:00
From Carbonyl Compound (by Reduction) part 100:00:00
From Carbonyl Compound (by Reduction) part 200:00:00
From Carbonyl Compound (by Reduction) part 300:00:00
Preparation of Phenols from Chlorobenzene00:00:00
Preparation of Phenols from Cumene00:00:00
Preparation of Phenols from Benzene Sulfonic Acid00:00:00
Preparation of Phenols from Aniline00:00:00
Physical Properties of Alcohols00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Esterification)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Reaction with Phosphorus Halide)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Dehydration of Alcohol) Part – 100:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Dehydration of Alcohol) Part – 200:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Mechanism of Dehydration of Alcohol)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Dehydration along with Alumina)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions (Dehydrogenation of Alcohol)00:00:00
Oxidation of Alcohol part – 100:00:00
Oxidation of Alcohol part – 200:00:00
Oxidation of Alcohol part – 300:00:00
Oxidation of Alcohol part – 400:00:00
Reaction of Alcohol with Metals00:00:00
Reactions of Phenols00:00:00
Chemical Reactions Nitration of Phenol part – 100:00:00
Chemical Reactions Nitration of Phenol part – 200:00:00
Chemical Reactions Bromination part – 100:00:00
Chemical Reactions Bromination part – 200:00:00
Chemical Reactions Sulfonation00:00:00
Reactions of Phenols Reimer – Tiemann Reactions00:00:00
Reactions of Phenols Kolbe’s Reactions00:00:00
Mechanism of Dehydration00:00:00
Methods of Preparation (Williamsons Synthesis)00:00:00
Chemical Reaction of Ethers (Hydrolysis)00:00:00
Action of PCl5 on Simple & Mixed Ethers00:00:00
Action of Hot HI on Simple & Mixed Ethers00:00:00
Electrophilic Substitution00:00:00
Electrophilic Substitution Reaction00:00:00
Action of Acetylchloride & Acetic Anhydride -100:00:00
Uses of Alcohols00:00:00
Uses of Phenols00:00:00
Uses of Ether in Daily Life00:00:00
Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic acids
Carboxylic Acid Intro00:00:00
Monocarboxylic Acid00:00:00
Some Important Carboxylic Acid00:00:00
Nomenclature of Acids Part – 100:00:00
Nomenclature of Acids Part – 200:00:00
IUPAC Names Part -100:00:00
IUPAC Names Part -200:00:00
Preparation of Aldehyde and Ketones from Alcohol00:00:00
Preparation of Aldehyde by Catalytic Dehydrogenation of Alcohol00:00:00
Preparation of Aldehydes by Unsaturated Hydrocarbon00:00:00
Preparation of Ketone from Unsaturated Hydrocarbon00:00:00
Hydration of Alkyne00:00:00
Indirect Hydration of Alkyne00:00:00
From Acylchloride00:00:00
Rosenmund Reduction00:00:00
From Grignard Reagent Nitrile00:00:00
Etard Reaction00:00:00
Gattermann’s Koch Reaction00:00:00
Gattermann’s Koch Reaction Example00:00:00
Friedel Craft Acylation00:00:00
From Aromatic Hydrocarbon00:00:00
Preparation of Carboxylic Acids from Acylhalide and Acid Anhydride00:00:00
Preparation of carboxylic acids from Nitrile and Amide00:00:00
Comparison of Formic Acid and Acetic Acid00:00:00
Ester00:00:00
From Nitrile and Amide00:00:00
From Acylhalide and Acid Anhydride00:00:00
From Ester by Hydrolysis00:00:00
From Alkylbenzene by Oxidation00:00:00
From Dry Ice by Action of Grignard Reagent00:00:00
Physical Properties of Carboxylic Acid00:00:00
Schiff’s Reagent00:00:00
Tollen’s Reagent00:00:00
Fehling Solution00:00:00
Laboratory Test for Ketonic Group00:00:00
Chemical Reaction of Aldehydes and Ketones00:00:00
Formation of Cyanohydrin00:00:00
Addition of Sodium Bisulphite00:00:00
Addition of Alcohol00:00:00
Addition of Grignard Reagent00:00:00
Haloform Reaction00:00:00
Aldol Condensation00:00:00
Aldol Condensation II00:00:00
Cross or Mixed Aldol Condensation00:00:00
Cannizzaro’s Reaction00:00:00
Mechanism of Cannizzaro’s Reaction00:00:00
Cross Cannizzaro’s00:00:00
Oxidation00:00:00
Oxidation of Ketones00:00:00
Wolff Kishner’s Reduction00:00:00
Acidic Character of Carboxylic Acid00:00:00
Expressing Strength of Carboxylic Acid00:00:00
Effect of Substituents on Acidic Strength Part – 100:00:00
Effect of Substituents on Acidic Strength Part – 200:00:00
Effect of Substituents on Acidic Strength Part – 300:00:00
Effect of Substituents on Acidic Strength Part – 400:00:00
Amines
Introduction00:00:00
Classification of Amines00:00:00
Nomenclature of Amines Part – 100:00:00
Nomenclature of Amines Part – 200:00:00
Nomenclature of Amines Part – 300:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 1 (from Cyanide)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 2 (from Nitroalkane)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 4 (from Amides)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 5 (from Alkylhalide)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 6 (from Alkylhalide)00:00:00
Preparation of Amines Part – 7 (from Pthalimide)00:00:00
Basic Nature of Amines00:00:00
Basic Character of Amines00:00:00
Expressing Basic Strength of Amines00:00:00
Comparison of Basic Strength of Aralkyl Amines00:00:00
Comparison of Basic Strength of Amines Part – 100:00:00
Comparison of Basic Strength of Amines Part – 200:00:00
Comparison of Basic Strength of Amines Part – 300:00:00
Effect of Substituents on the Basicity of Aryl Amine00:00:00
Chemical Reaction (Hoffmann’s Elimination Reaction)00:00:00
Chemical Reaction Acetylation of Amines Part – 100:00:00
Chemical Reaction Acetylation of Amines Part – 200:00:00
Chemical Reaction Acetylation of Amines Part – 300:00:00
Chemical Reactions Part – 1 (Action of Nitrous Acid on Primary, Sec., Tertiary Amine)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions Part – 2 (Reaction of Amines with Nitrous Acid)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions Part – 3 (Reaction of Amines with Nitrous Acid)00:00:00
Chemical Reactions Part – 4 (Carbylamine Test)00:00:00
Diazonium Salts00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts (Part II)00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts (Part III)00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts IV00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts V00:00:00
Reactions of Diazonium Salts VI00:00:00
Reaction with Hinsberg’s Reagent00:00:00
Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution00:00:00
Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution (Bromination)00:00:00
Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution (Nitration)00:00:00
Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution (Sulphonation)00:00:00
Biomolecules
Carbohydrates00:00:00
Carbohydrates (Classification)00:00:00
Classification of Carbohydrates (Based on Solubility Reducing Property)00:00:00
Preparation of Glucose00:00:00
Chemical Properties ((HI NH2OH HCN)00:00:00
Bromine Water & Nitric Acid00:00:00
Fischer Projection Formula00:00:00
Haworth Projection Formula00:00:00
Haworth Projection Formula (Fructose)00:00:00
Structure of Disaccharides00:00:00
Structure of Polysaccharides00:00:00
Amino Acid00:00:00
Peptide Bond00:00:00
Classification of Proteins00:00:00
Structure of Protein part – 100:00:00
Structure of Protein part – 200:00:00
Denaturation of Proteins00:00:00
Enzymes00:00:00
Nucleic Acid00:00:00
DNA Double Helix00:00:00
Introduction to Polymer Chemistry
Introduction00:00:00
Various Terms Related to Polymers Part – 100:00:00
Various Terms Related to Polymers part – 200:00:00
Classification of Polymers00:00:00
Classification Based on Source of Availability00:00:00
Classification Based on Structure00:00:00
Classification Based on Mode of Polymerisation00:00:00
Classification Based on Molecular Forces00:00:00
Classification Based on Monomer00:00:00
Classification Based on Biodegradability00:00:00
Polyethylene or Polythene00:00:00
Rubber00:00:00
Natural Rubber00:00:00
Vulcanization of Rubber00:00:00
Polyamides (Nylon-6,6)00:00:00
Polyamides (Nylon-6)00:00:00
Polyesters (Terylene or Dacron)00:00:00
Phenol – Formaldehyde Polymer (Bakelite)00:00:00
Melamine – Formaldehyde Polymer00:00:00
Synthetic Rubbers (Buna-S)00:00:00
Synthetic Rubbers00:00:00
Biodegradable Polymers (PHBV)00:00:00
Synthetic Rubbers (Buna-N)00:00:00
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)00:00:00
Polyesters (Glyptal or Alkyd Resin)00:00:00
Green Chemistry and Nanochemistry
Principle 100:00:00
Principle 200:00:00
Principle 300:00:00
Principle 400:00:00
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