1. Ionization Energy

2. Hydration Energy

3. Position of Hydrogen

1. Commercial preparation of NaOH

2. Peculiar behaviour of Lithium

1. Properties of Borax

2. Boric Acid and its Preparations

3. Aluminum and its Chemical Reactions

1. Preparation of Nitric Acid

2. Comparison of Sulphur and Oxygen

3. Preparation of Sulphuric Acid

1. Hydrogen Halides

2. Bleaching Powder

1. Corrosion

1. Reforming part 1

2. Reforming part 2

3. Sp Hybridization

5. Sp3 hybridization

4.Sp2 Hybridization

6. Structural Isomerism

7. Geometrical Isomerism

1. Alkanes preparation (Sabatier senderens reaction)

2. alkanes prep (reduction of alkye halides)

3. alkanes preparation decarboxylation of salt of monocarboxylic acid

4. alkanes preparation (kolbe's electrolysis)

5. Halogenation Of Alkane

6. alkanes preparation from carbonyl compounds

7. alkane preparation from Grignard Reagent

8.Uses Of Methane

9. Preparation of Alkenes

10. Preparation of Alkenes by Dehydration Of Alcohol

11. Preparation of Alkenes by Kolbes Electrolysis

12. Physical Properties and Reactivity of Alkenes

13. Hydrogenation

1. Aromatic Compound and its Classification

2. Kekule Structure

3. Atomic Orbital of Benzine

4. General Mechanism of Electrophilic Substitution

5. Nitrogenation of Benzine

6. Sulfonation of Benzine

7. Friedel Crafts Alkylation

8. Oxdiation Reaction of benzene

9. Ortho ,para,meta directing groups

10. Orientation in electrophilic substitution reactions

1. SN 2 Reactions

2. SN 1 Reactions

3. E2 and E1 Elimination Reaction

1. Preparation of Methanol

2. Preparation of Ethanol

3. Reactivity of Alcohol

4. Introduction to Phenol and Its Preparation

5. Acidic Behavior of Phenol

6. Reaction of Phenol Due to Benzene Ring

1. Reaction with HCN

2. Cannizzaro Reaction

3. Oxidation Reactions

4. Reactivity of Carbonyl Group

5. Aldol Condensation

6. Preparation of Formaldehyde

7.Mechanism of Rections of Ammonia Derivatives

1. Reactions of Carboxlyic acid due to OH

2. Reactions of carboxylic Acid due to H

3. preparations of carboxylic acids

4. Reactions of Carboxylic acid due to COOH

1. Ammonia and Urea Fertilizer

2. Wet process to prepare cement

3. Introduction to Cement