The subjects followed by the curriculum through a 2 year Course. The Syllabus may slightly vary based upon different universities and colleges.
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Semester |
Subjects of Study |
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SEM. I |
Inorganic Chemistry I |
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SEM. II |
Inorganic Chemistry II Organic Chemistry II Physical Chemistry II Principles of Spectroscopy Chemistry Lab-IV - Inorganic - Analytical Chemistry Lab-V - Organic Chemistry Lab-VI - Physical |
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SEM.III |
Group Theory and Applications of Spectroscopy
Organic Synthetic Methods Chemistry of Materials Nuclear & Radiochemistry Chemistry Lab VII – Inorganic/Analytical Chemistry Lab VIII - Organic Chemistry Lab IX – Physical |
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SEM. IV |
Analytical Chemistry – III |
The syllabus for this course which may vary from colleges and universities the syllabus has a wide range of applications in the field of chemistry.
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MSc Chemistry Syllabus
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| Principals of Organic Chemistry | |
| 1 | Review of structure and bonding |
| 2 | Methods of resolution |
| 3 | stereochemistry |
| 4 | Elements of symmetry |
| 5 | Thero and erythroid isomers |
| 6 | Asymmetric synthesis |
| 7 | Thermodynamics |
| 8 | The Hammett equation |
| 9 | Different Oxidation Processes |
| 10 | Different Reductive processes |
| Inorganic Reaction Mechanism and Organometallics | |
| 1 | Substitution of Octahedral planar complexes |
| 2 | Marcus theory |
| 3 | Inorganic photochemistry |
| 4 | Adamson's rules |
| 5 | Organometallic Chemistry |
| 6 | Homogeneous catalysis |
| 7 | Fluxional molecules |
| 8 | Spectral and magnetic properties |
| 9 | photoredox reactions |
| 10 | Metal arene complexes |
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Quantum Chemistry
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| 1 |
Review of essential mathematics concepts
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| 2 | Tunneling |
| 3 | rigid rotator |
| 4 | Hydrogen atom |
| 5 |
Linear variation principle
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| 6 |
Perturbation theory
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| 7 |
Separation energies
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| 8 | Viral theorem |
| 9 | Hybridization |
| 10 |
Introduction to theHCF
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Classical and Statistical Thermodynamics
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| 1 |
Classical Thermodynamics
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| 2 |
Review of the laws of thermodynamics
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| 3 |
concept and determination of fugacity
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| 4 |
coefficient of electrolytic solutions
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| 5 |
Statistical concepts and examples
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| 6 | Basic postulates |
| 7 |
Probability calculations
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| 8 |
Equilibrium conditions and constraints
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| 9 |
Fermi-Dirac statistics
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| 10 |
Fermi-Dirac equation
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