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Class 12

Chemistry

57 lessons in 10 chapters, explained in plain words.

Solutions

  1. Solutions and concentration
  2. Solubility and Henry's law
  3. Raoult's law and ideal solutions
  4. Lowering of vapour pressure and boiling point
  5. Freezing point and osmotic pressure
  6. Abnormal molar masses

Electrochemistry

  1. Galvanic cells and electrode potentials
  2. Nernst equation, K and Gibbs energy
  3. Conductance of solutions
  4. Kohlrausch's law
  5. Electrolysis
  6. Batteries, fuel cells and corrosion

Chemical Kinetics

  1. Rate of a reaction
  2. Rate law, order and molecularity
  3. Integrated rate equations
  4. Half-life
  5. Temperature and the Arrhenius equation

The d- and f-Block Elements

  1. The d- and f-block in the periodic table
  2. Physical properties and trends
  3. Oxidation states
  4. Electrode potentials and stability
  5. Magnetism, colour, complexes and catalysis
  6. Potassium dichromate and permanganate
  7. Lanthanoids and actinoids

Coordination Compounds

  1. Werner's theory and key terms
  2. Naming coordination compounds
  3. Isomerism in coordination compounds
  4. Valence bond theory and magnetism
  5. Crystal field theory and colour
  6. Carbonyls, stability and uses

Haloalkanes and Haloarenes

  1. Classifying and naming halo compounds
  2. Preparing halo compounds
  3. Physical properties
  4. Nucleophilic substitution
  5. Elimination, metals and conversions
  6. Haloarenes and polyhalogen compounds

Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers

  1. Classifying and naming
  2. Preparing alcohols and phenols
  3. Physical properties and acidity
  4. Reactions of alcohols
  5. Reactions of phenols
  6. Ethers

Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids

  1. Naming carbonyl compounds and acids
  2. Preparing aldehydes, ketones and acids
  3. Physical properties and nucleophilic addition
  4. Oxidation, reduction and tests
  5. Reactions involving α-hydrogen
  6. Carboxylic acids

Amines

  1. Classifying and naming amines
  2. Preparing amines
  3. Basicity and physical properties
  4. Reactions of amines
  5. Diazonium salts

Biomolecules

  1. Carbohydrates
  2. Proteins and enzymes
  3. Vitamins
  4. Nucleic acids and hormones