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Class 11 chemistry Topics
Random chemistry Topics
Concept of subshells
— Chapter: Structure of Atom
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Definition of subshells
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Subshell notation
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Principal quantum number
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Azimuthal quantum number
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Allowed subshell values
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Number of subshells in a shell
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s subshell
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p subshell
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d subshell
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f subshell
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Subshell shapes
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Orbital orientation
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Number of orbitals in a subshell
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Electron capacity of subshells
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s subshell capacity
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p subshell capacity
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d subshell capacity
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f subshell capacity
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Subshell energy levels
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Subshell electron arrangement
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Subshell Definition
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Azimuthal Quantum Number
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Allowed Subshell Values
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Subshell Notation
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Number of Subshells
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Orbital Count in Subshells
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Magnetic Quantum Number
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Subshell Orbital Orientation
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Subshell Electron Capacity
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s-Subshell Characteristics
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p-Subshell Characteristics
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d-Subshell Characteristics
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f-Subshell Characteristics
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Subshell Shapes
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Angular Nodes
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Radial Nodes
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Hydrogenic Subshell Degeneracy
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Multielectron Subshell Energies
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Subshell Penetration Effect
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Subshell Filling Order
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Polar character of covalent bond
— Chapter: Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
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Bond Polarity
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Electronegativity Difference
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Electronegativity Scales
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Partial Positive Charge
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Partial Negative Charge
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Bond Dipole
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Dipole Moment
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Dipole Moment Units
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Dipole Vector Direction
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Bond Dipole Addition
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Symmetrical Bond Polarity
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Asymmetrical Bond Polarity
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Nonpolar Covalent Bond
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Polar Covalent Bond
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Percent Ionic Character
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Ionic Character of Covalent Bonds
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Pauling Equation
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Electronegativity and Bond Length
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Charge Separation
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Molecular Polarity from Bond Polarity
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Polar Covalent Bonds
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Nonpolar Covalent Bonds
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Dipole Direction
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Electronegativity and Polarity
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Covalent Character
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Ionic Character
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Percentage Ionic Character
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Symmetrical Molecules
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Unsymmetrical Molecules
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Molecular Polarity
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Bond Angle and Polarity
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Additive Dipole Moments
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Zero Dipole Moment
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Melting point
— Chapter: States of Matter: Gases and Liquids
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Definition of Melting Point
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Solid–Liquid Equilibrium
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Melting Point of Pure Substances
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Normal Melting Point
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Effect of Pressure
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Effect of Impurities
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Depression of Melting Point
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Intermolecular Forces
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Crystal Lattice Structure
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Lattice Energy
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Hydrogen Bonding
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Ionic Solids
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Molecular Solids
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Metallic Solids
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Amorphous Solids
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Crystalline Solids
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Heating Curve
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Latent Heat of Fusion
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Phase Change Temperature
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Melting Point Determination
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Melting Point Definition
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Crystal Lattice Energy
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Lattice Structure
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Molecular Symmetry
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Molecular Mass Effects
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Van der Waals Forces
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Pressure Dependence
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Phase Diagram
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Triple Point
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Enthalpy of Fusion
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Entropy of Fusion
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Gibbs Free Energy
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Clapeyron Equation
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Impurity Effects
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Eutectic Mixtures
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Polymorphism
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Isotopic Substitution
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Friedel-Crafts acylation
— Chapter: Hydrocarbons
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Definition of Friedel-Crafts Acylation
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Acylation Reagents
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Aluminium Chloride Catalyst
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Acyl Halide Reactivity
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Acyl Electrophile Formation
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Acylium Ion
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Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution
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Aromatic Substrate Requirements
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Formation of Aromatic Ketones
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Reaction Conditions
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Acyl Group Introduction
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Benzene Acylation
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Toluene Acylation
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Ortho-Para Direction
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Meta-Directing Group Effects
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Deactivated Aromatic Rings
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Polyacylation Prevention
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Acylium Ion Resonance
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Reaction Product Identification
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Friedel-Crafts Alkylation Comparison
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Lewis Acid Catalyst
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Aluminium Chloride Activation
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Acylium Ion Formation
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Aromatic Ring Acylation
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Acyl Chloride Reactivity
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Acid Anhydride Reactivity
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Ketone Formation
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Arenes Suitable for Acylation
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Substituent Effects
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Activating Group Influence
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Deactivating Group Influence
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Ortho Para Directing Effects
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Meta Directing Effects
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Reaction Mechanism
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Aqueous Workup
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Limitations of Acylation
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Concept of orbitals
— Chapter: Structure of Atom
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Definition of orbital
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Orbit versus orbital
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Probability distribution
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Electron density
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Orbital boundary surface
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s orbital shape
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p orbital shape
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d orbital shape
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f orbital shape
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Orbital orientation
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s orbital orientation
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p orbital orientation
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d orbital orientation
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Number of orbitals
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Orbital capacity
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Orbital energy
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Degenerate orbitals
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Radial nodes
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Angular nodes
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Orbital quantum numbers
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Orbital Definition
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Orbital Wavefunction
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Probability Density
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Quantum Number Dependence
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Principal Quantum Number
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Azimuthal Quantum Number
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Magnetic Quantum Number
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Spin Quantum Number
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Orbital Energy Levels
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Orbital Size
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Orbital Shape
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Orbital Orientation
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s-Orbitals
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p-Orbitals
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d-Orbitals
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f-Orbitals
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Radial Nodes
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Angular Nodes
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Orbital Degeneracy
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Orbital Boundary Surface
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Surface tension
— Chapter: States of Matter: Gases and Liquids
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Definition of Surface Tension
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Molecular Origin of Surface Tension
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Cohesive Forces
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Adhesive Forces
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Surface Molecules
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Surface Energy
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Units of Surface Tension
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Dimensions of Surface Tension
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Temperature Dependence
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Effect of Impurities
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Effect of Detergents
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Angle of Contact
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Wetting of Surfaces
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Concave Meniscus
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Convex Meniscus
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Capillary Rise
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Capillary Depression
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Capillary Tube Applications
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Excess Pressure in Liquid Drops
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Excess Pressure in Soap Bubbles
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Cohesive and Adhesive Forces
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Surface Tension Units and Dimensions
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Temperature Dependence of Surface Tension
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Effect of Impurities on Surface Tension
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Pressure Dependence of Surface Tension
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Wetting and Non-Wetting
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Concave and Convex Menisci
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Jurin's Law
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Laplace Pressure
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Excess Pressure in a Liquid Drop
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Excess Pressure in a Soap Bubble
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Work Done in Increasing Surface Area
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Coalescence of Liquid Drops
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Detergent Action
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Experimental Measurement of Surface Tension
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Properties of hydrogen
— Chapter: Hydrogen
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Atomic Structure of Hydrogen
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Electronic Configuration
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Isotopes of Hydrogen
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Isotopic Abundance
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Isotopic Effects
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Ortho and Para Hydrogen
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Molecular Structure
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Hydrogen-Hydrogen Bond
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Physical State
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Density and Diffusion
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Solubility in Water
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Liquefaction of Hydrogen
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Ionization Energy
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Electronegativity
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Oxidation States
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Combustion of Hydrogen
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Reducing Properties
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Reaction with Halogens
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Reaction with Nitrogen
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Formation of Hydrides
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Atomic structure
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Electronic configuration
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Atomic number
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Atomic mass
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Diatomic nature
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Molecular hydrogen
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Physical state
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Color and odor
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Density
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Melting point
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Boiling point
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Solubility in water
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Diffusion rate
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Thermal conductivity
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Flammability
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Combustion
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Reducing property
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Oxidation states
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Isotopes
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Ionization energy
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Shapes of d orbitals
— Chapter: Structure of Atom
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Five d-Orbital Types
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dxy Orbital Shape
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dyz Orbital Shape
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dzx Orbital Shape
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dx2−y2 Orbital Shape
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dz2 Orbital Shape
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Cloverleaf Geometry
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Dumbbell-and-Torus Geometry
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Orbital Orientation
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Cartesian Axis Alignment
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Interaxial Orientation
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Lobes of d Orbitals
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Nodal Planes
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Angular Nodes
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Sign of Wavefunction
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Orbital Phase
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Electron Density Distribution
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Orbital Symmetry
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Coordinate Plane Relationships
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Crystal-Field Orbital Orientation
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General Shape of d Orbitals
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Five d Orbitals
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dxz Orbital Shape
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dx2-y2 Orbital Shape
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Four-Lobed d Orbitals
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Two-Lobed dz2 Orbital
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Toroidal Ring in dz2
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Orbital Orientation Between Axes
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Orbital Orientation Along Axes
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Nodal Planes in d Orbitals
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Angular Nodes in d Orbitals
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Phase Signs of d Orbitals
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Coordinate Axes and d Orbitals
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Electron Density in d Orbitals
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Orbital Lobe Representation
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Comparison of d and p Orbital Shapes
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Common ion effect
— Chapter: Equilibrium
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Common Ion Principle
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Equilibrium Shift
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Weak Acid Ionization
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Weak Base Ionization
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Acid Dissociation Constant
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Base Dissociation Constant
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Degree of Ionization
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Suppression of Ionization
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pH of Common Ion Solutions
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Common Ion in Acetic Acid
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Common Ion in Ammonium Hydroxide
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Buffer Action
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Buffer Capacity
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Solubility Product
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Salt Solubility Suppression
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Common Ion and Precipitation
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Selective Precipitation
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Solubility Calculations
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Common Ion Concentration
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Le Chatelier Applications
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Definition of Common Ion Effect
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Principle of Common Ion Effect
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Acetic Acid and Acetate Ion
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Hydrogen Ion Concentration
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Ammonium Hydroxide and Ammonium Ion
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Hydroxide Ion Concentration
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Common Ion from Strong Electrolytes
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Effect on Degree of Ionization
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Effect on Equilibrium Position
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Common Ion Effect in Buffers
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Acidic Buffer Action
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Basic Buffer Action
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Solubility of Sparingly Soluble Salts
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Solubility Product and Common Ion
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Precipitation by Common Ion
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Calculation of Solubility
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Applications of Common Ion Effect
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Equilibrium in chemical processes
— Chapter: Equilibrium
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Dynamic Equilibrium
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Reversible Reactions
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Law of Mass Action
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Equilibrium Constant
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Equilibrium Concentration
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Reaction Quotient
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Homogeneous Equilibrium
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Heterogeneous Equilibrium
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Equilibrium Constant Expressions
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Relationship Between Kc and Kp
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Magnitude of Equilibrium Constant
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Le Chatelier’s Principle
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Effect of Concentration
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Effect of Pressure
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Effect of Temperature
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Effect of Catalysts
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Effect of Inert Gases
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Degree of Dissociation
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Equilibrium Calculations
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Industrial Chemical Equilibria
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Characteristics of Equilibrium
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Equilibrium Concentrations
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Effect of Catalyst
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Inert Gas Effect
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Applications of Chemical Equilibrium
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Factors Affecting Equilibrium
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