JAM ACHIEVER COURSE - Chemistry (2019)

Module: IIT - JAM THEORETICAL COURSE - Chemistry (CY)

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• Subject: CHEMISTRY (CY)
  • Section : Units
    • Unit 1: BASIC MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS

      Lecture 1: Function

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      Lecture 2: Maxima and Minima

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      Lecture 3: Integrals

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      Lecture 4: Ordinary Differential Equations

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      Lecture 5: Vectors

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      Lecture 6: Matrices

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      Lecture 7: Determinants

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      Lecture 8: Elementary Statistics

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      Lecture 9: Probability Theory

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    • Unit 2: ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE

      Lecture 1: Fundamental Particles

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      Lecture 2: Bohr’s Theory of Hydrogen-Like Atom

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      Lecture 3: Wave-Particle Duality

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      Lecture 4: Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle

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      Lecture 5: Schrodinger’s Wave Equation

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      Lecture 6: Quantum Numbers

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      Lecture 7: Pauli’s Exclusion Principle

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      Lecture 8: Hund’s Maximum Multiplicity Rule

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      Lecture 9: Electronic Configuration of Simple Homonuclear Diatomic Molecules

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    • Unit 3: THEORY OF GASES AND SOLID STATE

      Lecture 1: Theory of Gases

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      Lecture 2: Equation of State of Ideal and Non-Ideal Gases

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      Lecture 3: Maxwell-Boltzmann Distribution Law

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      Lecture 4: Equipartition of Energy

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      Lecture 5: Solid State

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      Lecture 6: Close Packing in Crystals

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      Lecture 7: X-Rays

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      Lecture 8: Lattice Energy

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    • Unit 4: CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS AND PHASE EQUILIBRIA

      Lecture 1: Chemical Thermodynamics

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      Lecture 2: The First Law of Thermodynamics

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      Lecture 3: Thermochemistry

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      Lecture 4: The Second Law of Thermodynamics

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      Lecture 5: Chemical Equilibrium

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      Lecture 6: Ionic Equilibrium

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      Lecture 7: Phase Equilibria and Phase Diagrams

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    • Unit 5: ELECTROCHEMISTRY

      Lecture 1: Conductance and Its Applications

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      Lecture 2: Transport Number

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      Lecture 3: Debey-Huckel-Onsagar Theory of Strong Electrolytes

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      Lecture 4: Galvanic Cell

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      Lecture 5: Electrode Potential and Free Energy

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      Lecture 6: Concentration Cells with and without Transport

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      Lecture 7: Polarography

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    • Unit 6: CHEMICAL KINETICS AND ADSORPTION

      Lecture 1: Rates of Reactions

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      Lecture 2: Arrhenius Equation

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      Lecture 3: The Collision Theory of Reaction Rates

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      Lecture 4: Enzyme Kinetics

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      Lecture 5: Catalysis

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      Lecture 6: Chain Reactions

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      Lecture 7: Photochemical Processes

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      Lecture 8: Gibbs Adsorption Equation

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      Lecture 9: Adsorption Isotherms

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      Lecture 10: Types of Adsorption

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      Lecture 11: Surface Area of Adsorbents

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      Lecture 12: Surface Firms on Liquids

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      Lecture 13: Beer’s Law

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      Lecture 14: Rotational and Vibrational Spectroscopy

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      Lecture 15: Electronic Spectroscopy

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      Lecture 16: Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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    • Unit 7: BASIC CONCEPTS IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND STEREOCHEMISTRY

      Lecture 1: Electronic Effects

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      Lecture 2: Steric Effects

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      Lecture 3: Stereoisomerism

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      Lecture 4: Conformations of Acyclic System

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      Lecture 5: Conformations of Cyclohexanes

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    • Unit 8: ORGANIC REACTION MECHANISM AND SYNTHETIC APPLICATIONS

      Lecture 1: Organic Reaction Mechanism

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      Lecture 2: Chemistry Reactive Intermediates (Carbine, Nitrene, Benzyne)

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      Lecture 3: Name Reactions and Reagents

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      Lecture 4: Organometallic Reagents

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      Lecture 5: Oxidizing Agents

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      Lecture 6: Reducing Agents

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    • Unit 9: QUALITATIVE AND HETEROCYCLIC CHEMISTRY

      Lecture 1: Functional Group Interconversions

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      Lecture 2: Chemical Tests for Functional Groups

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      Lecture 3: Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (H-NMR)

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      Lecture 4: Alkaloids

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      Lecture 5: Steroids

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      Lecture 6: Terpenes

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      Lecture 7: Biomolecules

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      Lecture 8: Classification and Nomenclature of Heterocyclic Compounds

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      Lecture 9: Aromatic Chemistry

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    • Unit 10: PERIODIC TABLE AND CHEMICAL BONDING

      Lecture 1: Basics of Periodic Table

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      Lecture 2: General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements

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      Lecture 3: Chemical Bonding and Shapes of Compounds

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      Lecture 4: Ionic Solids

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      Lecture 5: Structure of Some Solids

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      Lecture 6: Hybridization

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      Lecture 7: VSEPR Theory and Shapes of Molecules

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    • Unit 11: s and p - BLOCKS

      Lecture 1: Chemistry of s and p-Block Elements including Noble Gases

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      Lecture 2: p-Block Elements Properties Application of Main Group Elements

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    • Unit 12: TRANSITION METAL (d - BLOCK)

      Lecture 1: Transition Metal Chemistry

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      Lecture 2: Oxidation States

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      Lecture 3: Colors of Transition Metal Complexes

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      Lecture 4: Coordination Compounds

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      Lecture 5: Metal Oxidation State

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      Lecture 6: Valence Bond Approach

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      Lecture 7: Crystal Field Approach

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      Lecture 8: Organometallic Compounds

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      Lecture 9: Nitrosyls

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      Lecture 10: Metallocene

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      Lecture 11: Metal Carbonyl Compounds

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      Lecture 12: Electronic (Absorption) Spectra

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      Lecture 13: Homogeneous Catalysis

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    • Unit 13: Bio-Inorganic Chemistry

      Lecture 1: Metal Ions in The Biological System

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      Lecture 2: The Roles of Metal Ions

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      Lecture 3: Oxygen binding to Hb and Mb

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      Lecture 4: Redox Reaction

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      Lecture 5: Carbonic Anhydrase

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    • Unit 14: INSTRUMENTAL METHODS OF ANALYSIS

      Lecture 1: Basic Principles of Instrumentation

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      Lecture 2: Instrumentation and Applications of Conductometry

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      Lecture 3: Instrumentation and Applications of Potentiometry

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      Lecture 4: Ultravioletvisible (UVvis) Spectroscopy

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      Lecture 5: Analysis of Water, Air and Soil Sample

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    • Unit 15: ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY

      Lecture 1: Principles of Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis

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      Lecture 2: Redox Reactions

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      Lecture 3: Chemistry and Properties of EDTA

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      Lecture 4: Precipitation Reactions

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      Lecture 5: Organic Analytical Reagents for The Determination

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      Lecture 6: Nuclear Chemistry

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      Lecture 7: Applications of Radioactive Isotopes

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