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نویسندگان: Trishna Knowledge Systems
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ناشر: Pearson Education
سال نشر: 2011
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زبان: English
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در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب IIT-JEE Super Course in Chemistry - Vol 1 Physical Chemistry به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب IIT-JEE Super Course in Chemistry - جلد 1 شیمی فیزیک نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
Cover Contents Preface Chapter 1: Basic Concepts of Chemistry Study Material Introduction Definition and Description of Matter Homogeneous Mixtures Heterogeneous Mixtures Elements Compounds Dalton’s Atomic Theory and Model of the Atom Mass of an Atom Mass Number and Atomic mass Molecular Mass Valency of Elements Valency and Formula of Radicals Formulae of Compounds Mole Concept Molar Mass Calculation of Number of Moles Concept Strands Chemical formulae Chemical Equation Concept Strand Excess and Limiting Reactants Oxidation number or Oxidation state Rules for assigning Oxidation Number Oxidation and Reduction in terms of Oxidation number Balancing Redox Reactions Disproportionation Reactions Equivalent Weight Equivalent Weight of an Acid Equivalent Weight of a Base Equivalent weight of any Other Substance Equivalent Weights of Salts Equivalent weights of Oxidizing and Reducing Agents Equivalent Weights of KMnO4 Equivalent weights of K2Cr2O7 Strength of solutions Methods of Expressing the Strength or Concentration of a solution Volumetric Analysis Standard Solution Primary and Secondary Standards Normality Equation used in Volumetric Analysis Neutralization Reactions Calculations in Volumetric Analysis Summary Topic Grip Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question IIT Assignment Exercise Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Additional Practice Exercise Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Questions Solutions Answers Keys Hints and Explanations Chapter 2: States of Matter Study Material Introduction Intermolecular Forces Operating Among Gaseous Molecules Intermolecular forces and Thermal Energy Gas laws Boyle’s law Intermolecular forces and thermal energy Gay-Lussac’s law (also referred toas Charle’s law) Combination of Boyle’s and Charle’s laws Relation between Pressure and Temperature Interpretation and Evaluation of the Constant k of Equation (7) Important Points Regarding Equation (9) Dimensions of the Gas Constant, R Absolute Density and Relative Density of a Gas Units of Pressure and Volume Value of R in Different Units Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressure Graham’s Law of Diffusion Important Conclusion from Graham’s Law Kinetic Theory of Gases Molecular Velocity Distribution Among Gas Molecules Real Gases Modification of Ideal Gas Equation: Van Der Waals Equation Critical State of a Gas Relative Humidity (RH) Summary Topic Grip Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question IIT Assignment Exercise Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Additional Practice Exercise Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Solutions Answer Keys Hints and Explanations Chapter 3: Atomic Structure Study Material Introduction Atomic Models Hydrogen Spectrum Photoelectric Effect Wave–particle Duality Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle Quantum Numbers Quantum Mechanical Picture of Hydrogen Atom Probability Distribution Curves Orbitals Electronic Configuration of Elements Topic Grip Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question IIT Assignment Exercise Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Additional Practice Exercise Subjective Type Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Questions Solutions Answer Keys Hints and Explanations Chapter 4: Chemical Bonding Study Material Introduction Modern Theories of Bonding Hydrogen Bonding Polarization of Ions- Fajan’s Rule Dipole Moment Resonance Summary Topic Grip Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question IIT Assignment Exercise Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Additional Practice Exercise Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Questions Solutions Answer Keys Hints and Explanations Chapter 5: Chemical Energetics and Thermodynamics Study Material Basic Concepts in Thermodynamics System and Surroundings Types of Systems Macroscopic Properties of the System Intensive and Extensive Properties Types of processes Mechanical Work (Pressure–Volume Work) Internal Energy (U) First Law of Thermodynamics Expression for Pressure – Volume Work Enthalpy, H Adiabatic Expansion Work Done in an Isobaric Process Thermochemical Equations Various forms of Enthalpy of Reaction Bond Enthalpy (Bond Energy) Laws of Thermochemistry Spontaneous Processes Second Law of Thermodynamics and Entropy (S) Entropy Changes During Various Processes Third Law of Thermodynamics Gibbs Free Energy (G) Criteria for Equilibrium and Spontaneity Free Energy Change and Useful Work Summary Topic Grip Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question IIT Assignment Exercise Straight Objective Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Additional Practice Exercise Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Questions Solutions Answers Keys Hints and Explanations Chapter 6: Chemical and Ionic Equilibria Study Material Chemical Equilibrium Reversible Reactions Characteristics of Reversible Reactions Law of Mass Action Relation Between Kp, Kc and Kx Relation between DG, DG° and Equilibrium Constant Le Chatelier’s Principle—Theory of Mobile Equilibrium Homogeneous Equilibria in Gas Phase Effect of the Variation of Total Pressure on a System at Equilibrium Homogeneous Equilibria in Liquid Phase Simultaneous Equilibria Heterogeneous Equilibria Effect of Temperature on Equilibrium Constant Ionic Equilibrium Acid-base Concept Introduction pH Concept Dissociation Equilibria Involving Weak Acids and Weak Bases Salt Hydrolysis Common ion Effect Buffer and Buffer Action Solubility Equilibria and Solubility Product Application of Solubility Product Principle in Qualitative Analysis Indicators in Neutralization Reaction Summary Topic Grip Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question IIT Assignment Exercise Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Matrix-Match Type Question Additional Practice Exercise Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Questions Solutions Answer Keys Hints and Explanations Chapter 7: Dilute Solutions and Electrochemistry Study Material Dilute Solutions Introduction Colligative Properties Electrochemistry General Faraday’s Laws of Electrolysis Effect of Electrodes on the Nature of Electrode Reactions During Electrolysis Conductance of Electrolyte Solutions Galvanic Cells Reversible Electrodes Measurement of the EMF of a Galvanic Cell Single Electrode Potentials Reference Electrodes Concentration Cells Topic Grip Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question IIT Assignment Exercise Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Additional Practice Exercise Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Hints and Solutions Chapter 8: Chemical Kinetics and Solid State Study Material Chemical kinetics Introduction and Importance of the Subject Factors Affecting the Rate of a Reaction Definition of “Rate” Order of a Reaction Molecularity of a Reaction Units of Rate Constant Evaluation of Rate Constant, k Methods for Following the Progress of a Reaction Methods of Determination of Order of a Reaction Collision Theory Activated Complex Theory of Reaction Rates Kinetics of Consecutive, Parallel and Opposing Reactions Solid State Introduction Classification of Solids Crystal Lattice and unit Cell Types of Unit Cells Closest Packing of Constituent Particles (Spheres) in Crystals Number of Atoms Per Unit Cell in a Cubic Lattice Simple Cubic Lattice (or Primitive cubic Unit Cell) Body Centred Cubic Unit Cell (bcc) Face Centred Cubic Unit Cell (fcc) Density of a Unit Cell Tetrahedral and Octahedral Voids Packing in ionic Compounds Cesium Chloride Structure Rock Salt Structure Defects in Solids Various Types of Point Defects Schottky Defects Metal Excess and Metal Deficiency Defects Non–stoichiometry Semiconductivity Topic Grip Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Questions IIT Assignment Exercise Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Additional Practice Exercise Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Solutions Answer Keys Hints and Explanations Chapter 9: Surface Chemistry and Nuclear Chemistry Study Material Surface Chemistry Adsorption and Absorption Physical Adsorption and Chemisorption Colloids Introduction Types of Colloidal Systems Classification of Sols Methods of Preparation of Colloidal Dispersions Condensation Methods Dispersion Methods Purification of Colloidal Dispersions Dialysis Ultrafiltration Properties of Colloidal Dispersions Optical Properties (Tyndall Effect) Kinetic Properties (Brownian Movement) Electrical Properties Applications of Colloids Emulsions, Surfactants and Micelles Emulsifiers Nuclear Chemistry Radioactivity α, β, γ-rays and their Properties Kinetics of Radioactive Decay Units of Radioactivity Isotopes, Isobars and Isotones Isotopes Isobars Isotones Nuclear Fission and Fusion Reactions Artificial Disintegration or Transmutation of Elements Topic Grip Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question IIT Assignment Exercise Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Question Additional Practice Exercise Subjective Questions Straight Objective Type Questions Assertion–Reason Type Questions Linked Comprehension Type Questions Multiple Correct Objective Type Questions Matrix-Match Type Questions Solutions Answers Key Hints and Explanations