11th Chemistry 1

IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
UNIT I
1. Mole
2. Relative atomic mass
3. Gram Equivalent mass
4. Oxidation number and its calculation [ pg no 21]
5. Difference between oxidation and reduction
6. Calculate molar mass [PG NO 33]
7. Molar mass, molar volume
8. Question nos 36,38,40,
9. Molecular mass
10. Avogadro number
11. Limiting reagent
5 MARKS
11. Calculate empirical formula and molecular formula [ Page no 11,12 & Question nos
42,&43]
12. Balance the equation [question nos 44 & 45]
13. Types of redox reactions
UNIT II
1. Question no 26,28,29,30,32,28
2. How many orbitals are possible for n=4
3. Pauli’s exclusion principle
4. Aufbau principle
5. Hund’s rule
6. Define orbital
7. Electronic Configuration OF Mn2+ and Cr2+
8. De Broglie equation -duality nature of matter
9. Heisenberg’s uncertainity principle
10. Exchange energy
5 MARKS
11. Time independent Schrodinger wave equation
12. Quantum numbers
13. Bohr atom model
UNIT III
1. Modern Periodic Law
2. Isoelectronic Ions with Example
3. Effective nuclear charge
4. Electronegativity
5. Ionization enthalpy
6. Anomalous properties of second period elements
7. Diagonal relationship
8. Screening effect
9. Question no 33.34,37,40,
10. Calculate effective nuclear charge pg no 81
11. Electronegativity
5 MARKS
12. Pauling’s method for the determination of ionic radius
UNIT IV
1. Types Of covalent hydrides
2. Water gas shift reaction
3. Position of hydrogen in periodic table
4. What are isotopes? Names the isotopes of hydrogen
5. Uses of heavy water
6. Exchange reaction of deuterium
7. What are ortho and para hydrogen
8. How do you convert para into ortho hydrogen
9. Uses of deuterium
10. Compare the structures of H2O and H2O2
5 MARKS
11. Removal of temporary and permanent hardness of water.
12. Discuss the types hydrides
UNIT V
1. Efflorescence
2. Similarities between beryllium and aluminium
3. Question no 32
4. Preparation of plaster of paris and its uses
5. Biological importance of calsium and magnesium
6. Similarities of lithium and magnesium
7. Diagonal relationship
8. Biological importance of sodium and potassium
9. Uses
UNIT VI
1. Boyle's Law
2. Charles Act
3. Gay- Lussac’s Law
4. Avogadro Hypothesis
5. Dalton's Law Partial Pressures
6. Graham's law of diffusion
7. Van’t Hoff factor
8. Methods of liquefaction of gases
9. The difference between diffusion and effusion
10. What are the ideal gases and how they differ from real gases
5 MARKS
11. Ideal gas equation
12. Deriving critical constants from the van der Waals equation
UNIT VII
13. The first law of thermodynamics
14. Hess law
15. Intensive properties and extensive properties with example
16. Gibb's free energy
17. Enthalpy of combustion
18. Molar thermal capacity
19. Enthalpy of neutralization
20. lattice energy
21. State function and path function with example
22. Kelvin-Planck statement of the second law of thermodynamics
23. Clausius's statement
24. The third law of thermodynamics
25. System and surroundings
26. Types of systems
27. Types of Processes
28. Entropy
5 MARKS
29. Properties of internal energy
30. Relation between enthalpy H and internal energy U
31. Relation between CP and CV
UNIT VIII
1. Law of Mass Action
2. State Le-Chatelier principle
3. Applications of equilibrium constant
4. Van’t Hoff equation
5. Question No. 36
5 MARKS
6. The relationship between Kp and Kc
7. Calculate the concentration of reactants and substances in the formation of H2+ I 2 →2HI
8. Calculate the concentration of reactants and substances in the separation of PCl5
PCl5→PCl3 +Cl2
9. Calculate the concentration of reactants and substances in the formation of ammonia

N2 + 3H2→2NH3
UNIT IX
1. Define molality and normality
2. Henry’s Law
3. Raoult’s Law
4. Vapour pressure ok liquid
5. Relative lowering of vapour pressure
6. Osmosis
7. Isotonic solution
8. Standard solution and working standard solution
9. Factors influencing solublity
10. Limitation of Henry’s Law
11. Ideal and non-ideal solutions
12. Osmotic pressure
13. Reverse Osmosis
14. Van’t Hoff factor
5 MARKS
1. Explain Colligative properties
UNIT X
1. Define Bond Order

2. Define Hybridisation
3. Define α – bond
4. What is π- bond
5. Dipolemoment
6. Polar Covalent bond
7. Define bond energy
8. Which is stronger α – bond or π- bond
9. Fajan’s rule
10. Formal charge
11. Types of chemical bonds
12. Octet rule
13. Lewis dot structure
14. Bond length, bond order, bond enthalpy
15. Resonance
5 MARKS
1. VSEPR theory
2. Valence bond theory
3. Molecular Orbital Theory
4. Draw MO diagram for H2/Li2/B2/C2/N2/O2/CO/NO
UNIT XI
1. Question Nos. 38, 39, 42
2. Paper Chromatography
3. Properties of Organic Compounds
4. Homologous series
5. Classification of organic compounds
6. Isomerism and its types (position, functional, metamerism, tautomerism, geometry
and optical isomerism)
UNIT XII
1. Resonance
2. Hyperconjugation
3. Electrophiles and nucleophiles With Examples
4. Inductive effect
5. Electromeric effect
6. Types of organic reactions
7. β- elimination
8. Question No. 18
9. Fission of covalent bond
UNIT XIII
1. Question nos 31,41,46

2. Conformers of n-butane
3. Markownikoff’s rule with example
4. Kolbe’s electrolytic method
5. Wurtz reaction
6. Corey-House mechanism
7. Alkanes from Grignard reagent
8. Conformations and types
9. Anti-Markovnikoff’s rule
10. Kharasch addition
11. Polymerisation
12. Huckel rule
13. Kekule’s structure of benzene
14. Wurtz-fittig reaction
15. Friedel craft’s reaction alkylation and acylation
16. Birch reduction
17. All uses
UNIT XIV
1. Question nos 34,49
2. Compare SN1 and SN2 REACTIONS
3. Darzen’s halogenation
4. Finkelstein reaction
5. Swarts reaction
6. Hunsdiccker reaction
7. Williamson ether synthesis
8. Sandmayer reaction
9. Raschig reaction
10. Fittig reaction
11. CFC
12. DDT
13. Dow’s process
14. Chloroform
15. freon-12
16. uses
UNIT XV
1. Smog
2. Degradable and non-degradable pollutants
3. Green chemistry
4. Greenhouse effect
5. Quality of drinking water
6. Particulate pollutants
7. Acid rain and its effect
8. BOD
9. COD
10. Viable and non iable pollutants
11. Types of pollution
12. Global warming
13. London smog
14. TDS
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

9. Calculate the concentration of reactants and substances in the formation of ammonia

1. Define Bond Order

1. Question nos 31,41,46

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