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Assessment Targets: The candidate will be able to....... Contents Marks using different laws of Thermochemistry . Section B: Inorganic Chemistry Assessment Targets The candidate will be able to....... Contents Marks • Explain an atom and its orbit and orbital • Distribute electrons in different shells following some rules • Explain the concept of various chemical bonding • Relate the function of electron with bonding types 1. Atomic Structure and chemical Bonding Nuclear model of the atom, Quantum number and atomic orbital, Electronic configuration, Pauli exclusion principle, Hund's rule; Aufbau principle. Ionic bonds, covalent bonds, c o-ordinate covalent bonds, Octet rule, Multiple bonds, Polar covalent bonds, d elocalized bonding , resonance, Metallic bond, Hyd rogen bond, Vander Waals forces, MOT 20 • Make various charts/tables for elements • Categorize elements into different groups and assign them in periodic table • Link up the physical and chemical properties of elements with periodicity 2. Periodic Table and Classification of Elements The modern periodic tables, Usefulness and, limitations of the periodic tables, Periodic properties, Atomic radius, Ionization energy, Electron affinity and electronegativity. • Differentiate clearly between oxidation and reduction reactions • Complete redox reaction • Explain the oxidation reduction titration. 3. Oxidation and Reduction Oxidation, reduction, oxidation half reaction, reduction half reaction, redox reaction, oxidant, deducing agent, oxidation number, Redox reaction completion. Experimental uses of oxidation reduction titration. • Explain the test of different radicals. • Explain the group reagents in salt analysis. 4. Analysis of Inorganic salts Dry test, Wet test, Group analysis of basic radicals, Group reagents, Role of common ion effect and solubility product in group analysis, Conformation test of acid and basic radicals.