NTRCA college written syllabus

Assessment Targets: 
The candidate will be able to....... 
Contents Marks 
• Explain nomenclature of 
aliphatic compounds. 
• Explain structure, source, 
preparation, physical and 
chemical properties of aliphatic 
compounds. 
3. Aliphatic Organic Compounds of 
different functional groups 
Structure, nomenclature, classification, 
preparations and properties and reactions of  
Alkyl Halides, Hydroxy Compounds, 
Carbonyl Compounds & Carboxylic Acids , 
Amine, Determine the melting and boiling 
point of organic compounds. Elemental test of 
organic compounds, Test of functional 
groups. 
• Explain nomenclature of 
aromatic compounds. 
• Explain structure, source, 
preparation, physical and 
chemical properties of 
aromatic compounds. 
 
4. Aromatic Organic Compounds of 
different functional groups 
Structure, nomenclature, classification, 
preparations, properties and reactions of  Aryl 
Halides, Hydroxy  aromatic Compounds, 
Aromatic carbonyl Compounds & Carboxylic 
Acids, Aromatic Amine, Determine the 
melting and boiling point of organic 
compounds. Elemental test of organic 
compounds, Test of functional groups. 
 
 
Section D: Analytical Chemistry 
Assessment Targets: 
The candidate will be able to....... 
Contents Marks 
• Explain about the basic 
concept of analytical terms 
• Consider the necessary 
parameters for correct 
analytical calculations 
1. Basic Concepts in Analytical Chemistry 
Classical and modern concepts of analytical 
detection and quantification, sensitivity, 
selectivity, specificity, concentration limit, 
dilution limit etc. of chemical reactions, 
sample containers, sample preservation, 
sampling, sample dissolution, reagents and 
reactions, precision and accuracy, mean and 
median, types of errors, significant figure 
convention. 
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• Evaluate the role of buffer 
in analytical chemistry 
• Select suitable indicator for 
acid-base titrations 
• Explain the role of solvent 
choice in titration 
• Use redox technique in 
analysis 
• Choose indicator for redox 
titration 
2. Volumetric Methods of Analysis 
Preparation of solutions and dilution of 
solutions: Primary and secondary standard 
substance, molar solution, molal  solution, 
ppm, ppb, % solution. 
Acid-Base Reactions:  Acid–base 
equilibrium and buffers in analytical 
chemistry, indicators, titrations of acid -base, 
titration in non -aqueous solvents - solvent 
choice and advantages. 
Redox Reactions:  Oxidation-reduction