CHAPTER 1: ELECTROCHEMISTRY
electroneutrality
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Potential differences at interfaces
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Transport of charge within the cell
Cell description conventions
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Electrodes and electrode reactions
Ion-ion electrode
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Insoluble-salt electrodesÂ
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Standard half-cell potentials
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Reference electrodes
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Cell potentials and the electromotive series
Cell potentials and free energy
The Nernst equation
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Concentration cells
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Potentiometric titrations
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Batteries and fuel cells
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Electrolytic cells
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Electrolysis involving water
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CHAPTER 2: CEMICAL KINEMATICS
Introduction and reaction rates
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Half-Life of ReactionsÂ
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REACTION MECHANISM:Â
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Elementary Steps and MolecularityÂ
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Deriving Rate Law from the Rate-Determining StepÂ
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COMPLEX REACTIONS
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CONSECUTIVE REACTIONS
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ACTIVATION ENERGY AND TRANSITION STATE THEORY:Â
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INORGANIC CHEMISTRY CHAPTER 1: GROUP IV ELEMENTS (continuation)
Group IV Chlorides
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Reaction with water, H2O(Hydrolysis)
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The relative stability of the oxidation states of Group IV chlorides
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Thermal stability of Group IV oxides
Relative Stability of +2 and +4 Oxidation States
Chapter 2: GROUP V: ELEMENT
SHAPES OF SOME MOLECULES AND IONS OF NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUSÂ
the synthesis of ammonia (The Herber process)
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Uses of ammonia and derived compoundsÂ
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Ammonia is used to manufacture artificial nitrogenous fertilizers
Problems with artificial fertilizers
NITROGEN CYCLE FOR GASEOUS ELEMENT N2 (g)
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Some acid-base chemistry of ammoniaÂ
Salts of weak bases and strong acids give acidic solutions
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buffering action of ammonium salts
Thermal decomposition of Ammonium Chloride
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Redox analysis of selected reactions
Reaction between ammonium and Nitratate (III) (Nitrite) ions
CHAPTER 3: D BLOCK ELEMENTS
Introduction to transition elements
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Properties of fourth-period d block elementsÂ
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Catalytic propertiesÂ
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Colours of transition metal ions Â
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Oxides of d block elements Â
Chemistry of some selected d block oxidesÂ
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Reactions of some selected oxoanions of chromiumÂ
Reactions of manganese oxides and oxoanionsÂ
Coordination compounds of transition metal ionsÂ
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Determination of oxidation number of the central metal ionÂ
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Nomenclature of simple complex ions and compoundsÂ
Naming of ligands
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Naming of complex cations Â
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Coordination numberÂ
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Factors affecting the colour of the complexes
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY CHAPTER 1: ACIDS
monocarboxylic acids
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Saturated Monocarboxylic Acids
Unsaturated Monocarboxylic Acids
Chapter 2: ALKYL HALIDES AND OTHER HALOGENATED ALIPHATIC COMPOUNDS
simple alkyl halides
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Chapter 3: SIMPLE COMPOUNDS CONTAINING NITROGEN
Amines and amides
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CYCLIC ALIPHATIC COMPOUNDS
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Chapter 4: AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
Polyring Hydrocarbons
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Chlorinated Aromatic Hydrocarbons
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Chapter 5: PHENOLS
The phenols are among the most important of the aromatic compounds.
Monohydroxy Phenols
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CHAPTER 6: DETERGENTS
DETERGENTS AND SOAPS
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Synthetic Detergents
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Biological Degradation of Detergents