Table of Contents

PART I: ANALYTICAL/INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. 5

  1. PRINCIPLES OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. 5
  2. CHROMATOGRAPHY. 15
  3. INSTRUMENTAL METHODS OF CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. 31
  4. ELEMENTS AND PEROIDIC TABLE. 48
  5. CHEMICAL BONDING& MOLECULAR STRUCTURE. 58
  6. ACIDS, BASES AND SALTS. 65
  7. s- BLOCK ELEMENTS. 69
  8. p – BLOCK ELEMENTS. 76
  9. 9. d- BLOCK ELEMENTS. 89
  10. 10. f- BLOCK ELEMENTS. 97

PART II:PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. 101

  1. FUNDAMENTALS OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. 101
  2. ATOMIC STRUCTURE AND QUANTUM CHEMISTRY. 110
  3. STATES OF MATTERS. 122
  4. CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS. 143
  5. CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM… 156
  6. CHEMICAL KINETICS. 162
  7. COLLOIDS. 176
  8. ELECTROCHEMISTRY. 184
  9. SURFACE CHEMISTRY & PHOTOCHEMISTRY. 200
  10. NUCLEAR CHEMISTRY. 213
  11. SYMMETRY AND SPECTROSCOPY. 223
  12. SOLUTION CHEMISTRY. 236

part iii: ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. 246

  1. INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. 246

24.NOMENCLATURE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS. 259

  1. GENERAL CONCEPTS IN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. 275
  2. ALIPHATIC HYDROCARBONS. 300
  3. Aromatic Hydrocarbons. 322
  4. ALCOHOLS, DIOLS AND TRIOLS. 337
  5. PHENOLS. 356
  6. ORGANIC HALOGENS. 370

31.CARBOXYLIC ACIDS. 397

32. ALDEHYDES AND KETONES. 418

  1. ETHERS AND ESTERS. 431

34. SPECTROSCOPY. 443

PART IV: APPLIED CHEMISTRY. 456

PART V: ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY. 467

PART VI – GENERAL CHEMISTRY. 479

 

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