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    B.Sc. (N.M.) Lesson Plan (Inorganic Chemistry) Sem.1st

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    This document contains a lesson plan for an inorganic chemistry course covering topics in quantum mechanics, atomic structure, periodic trends, and bonding theories over 43 lectures. The plan lists the unit, topic, date, and delivery mode for each lecture, beginning with the idea of de Broglie matter waves and ending with electronegativity differences. Key concepts to be covered include the Schrodinger wave equation, atomic orbitals, quantum numbers, molecular shapes, valence shell electron pair repulsion theory, and molecular orbital theory.

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    B.Sc. (N.M.) Lesson Plan (Inorganic Chemistry) Sem.1st

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    This document contains a lesson plan for an inorganic chemistry course covering topics in quantum mechanics, atomic structure, periodic trends, and bonding theories over 43 lectures. The plan lists the unit, topic, date, and delivery mode for each lecture, beginning with the idea of de Broglie matter waves and ending with electronegativity differences. Key concepts to be covered include the Schrodinger wave equation, atomic orbitals, quantum numbers, molecular shapes, valence shell electron pair repulsion theory, and molecular orbital theory.

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    This document contains a lesson plan for an inorganic chemistry course covering topics in quantum mechanics, atomic structure, periodic trends, and bonding theories over 43 lectures. The plan lists the unit, topic, date, and delivery mode for each lecture, beginning with the idea of de Broglie matter waves and ending with electronegativity differences. Key concepts to be covered include the Schrodinger wave equation, atomic orbitals, quantum numbers, molecular shapes, valence shell electron pair repulsion theory, and molecular orbital theory.

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    B.Sc. (N.M.) Lesson Plan (Inorganic Chemistry) Sem.1st

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    This document contains a lesson plan for an inorganic chemistry course covering topics in quantum mechanics, atomic structure, periodic trends, and bonding theories over 43 lectures. The plan lists the unit, topic, date, and delivery mode for each lecture, beginning with the idea of de Broglie matter waves and ending with electronegativity differences. Key concepts to be covered include the Schrodinger wave equation, atomic orbitals, quantum numbers, molecular shapes, valence shell electron pair repulsion theory, and molecular orbital theory.

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    B.Sc.(N.M.

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    Lesson Plan (Inorganic Chemistry)
    Sem.1st

    Lecture no. Unit Topic Date Actual date Mode


    1 1.1 Idea of de Broglie matter waves 17-07-2018 Whiteboard
    2 1.2 Heisenberg uncertainty principle 19-07-2018 Whiteboard
    3 1.3 Atomic orbitals 20-07-2018 Whiteboard
    4 1.4 Schrodinger wave equation 24-07-2018 Whiteboard
    5 1.5 Significance of, Ψ and , Ψ 2 26-07-2018 Whiteboard
    6 1.6 Quantum numbers 27-07-2018 Whiteboard
    7 1.7 Radial and angular wave functions 31-07-2018 Whiteboard
    8 1.8 Probability distribution curve 02-08-2018 Whiteboard
    9 1.9 Shapes of s, p, d orbitals 03-08-2018 Whiteboard
    10 1.1 Aufbau and Pauli exclusion principles 08-07-2018 Whiteboard
    11 1.11 Hund's multiplicity rule 09-08-2018 Whiteboard
    12 1.12 Configurations of the elements 10-08-2018 Whiteboard
    13 1.13 Configurations of the ions 14-08-2018 Whiteboard
    14 2.1 Position of element in the periodic table 16-08-2018 Whiteboard
    15 2.2 Effective nuclear charge 17-08-2018 Whiteboard
    16 2.3 Atomic and ionic radii 21-08-2018 Whiteboard
    17 2.4 Ionization energy 23-08-2018 Whiteboard
    18 2.5 Electronic affinity, Electronegativity 24-08-2018 Whiteboard
    20 2.6 Methods of determination or evaluation 28-08-2018 Whiteboard
    21 2.7 Trends in periodic table 30-08-2018 Whiteboard
    22 2.8 Applications in predicting and explaining 31-08-2018 Whiteboard
    23 2.9 chemical behaviour 09-04-2018 Whiteboard
    24 3.1 Chemical properties of the noble gases 06-09-2018 Whiteboard
    25 3.2 Chemistry of xenon 07-09-2018 Whiteboard
    26 3.3 Structure in xenon compounds 18-09-2018 Whiteboard
    27 3.4 Bonding in xenon compounds. 20-09-2018 Whiteboard
    28 4.1 Covalent Bond 21-09-2018 Whiteboard
    29 4.2 Valence bond theory 25-09-2018 Whiteboard
    30 4.3 Limitations 27-09-2018 Whiteboard
    31 4.4 Directional characteristics of covalent bond 28-09-2018 Whiteboard
    32 4.5 Various types of hybridization 04-10-2018 Whiteboard
    33 4.6 Shapes of simple inorganic molecules 05-10-2018 Whiteboard
    34 4.7 Shapes of simple inorganic ions 10-09-2018 Whiteboard
    35 5.1 Valence shell electron pair repulsion (VSEPR) theory 11-10-2018 Whiteboard
    36 5.2 Structure in NH3, H3O+, SF4, 12-10-2018 Whiteboard
    36 5.2 CIF3, ICI2, and H2O molecules 18-10-2018 Whiteboard
    37 5.3 MO theory 23-10-2018 Whiteboard
    38 5.4 Homonuclear (elements and ions of 1st row) 25-10-2018 Whiteboard
    39 5.5 Homonuclear (elements and ions of 2nd row) 26-10-2018 Whiteboard
    40 5.6 Heteronuclear (BO, CN, CO+, NO+, CO, CN), 01-11-2018 Whiteboard
    41 5.7 Multicenter bonding in electron deficient molecule 02-11-2018 Whiteboard
    42 5.8 Percentage ionic character from dipole moment 09-11-2018 Whiteboard
    43 5.9 EIectronegativity difference. 22-11-2018 Whiteboard

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