According to new guide some sections are omitted for to help students. The government have published a new guide in 2012.. After some days they have omitted some sections due to the inconvenience in remembering.
Here we indicated some omitted sections in Red color.
What your syllabus Includes
• Lists out basic requirements for establishing a chemical industry.
• Natural resource that can be used as a raw material
for an industry.
• Occurrence of s-block elements and compounds.
• Extraction of Na (Down's cell method) and its uses.
• Pproduction of salt, NaOH (Membrane cell method), soap and
Na2CO3 (Solvay process).
• Production of quicklime bleaching powder and CaC2 using
CaCO3 as the raw material
• Production and identifies the physicochemical principles underlying in the production of ammonia, urea, nitric acid, phosphate fertilizers and sulphuric acid and
their uses.
• Describes the extraction of iron by blast furnace method.
• Writes equations for the reactions that occur in the blast furance.
• Diagrammatically illustrates the extraction of iron by blast furnance method.
• Describes plants as a source of carbon compounds.
• Describes production of paper as an example for the use of cellulose.
• Describes basic steps of the paper industry.
• Describes essential oils as complex mixtures of volatile constituents of plants.
• Explains the principles of steam distillation used to extract essential oils.
• Recognizes the use of plants as medicines.
• Describes the process of solvent extraction used to extract medicinal compounds.
• Describes production of ethanol as an example of the use of starch and sugar.
• Explains the basic principles of adsorption and partition chromatography.
• Explains the uses of gas chromatography in essential oils.
• Introduces polymers.
• Classifies polymers as natural and synthetic.
• Classifies polymers according to the method of synthesis and thermal
properties.
• Identifies the structures, properties and uses of polymers.
• Describes structure, properties and uses of natural rubber.
• Describes vulcanisation of rubber.
• Explains the process of rubber compounding.
• Separates a mixture of leaf pigments using paper chromatography.
• Describes plants as a source of carbon compounds.
• Describes production of paper as an example for the use of cellulose.
• Explains the basic principles of adsorption and partition chromatography.
• Explains the uses of gas chromatography in essential oils.
• Identifies the composition of the atmosphere.
• Identifies the composition of the hydrosphere .
• Expresses the composition of the earth’s crust.
• Describes carbon cycle, oxygen cycle, nitrogen cycle and hydrological cycle.
• Recognizes the importance of optimum compositions of atmosphere, hydrosphere and
earth’s surface on environmental equilibrium.
Book Name : Industrial Chemistry - Part 1 (கைத்தொழில் இரசாயனம் - பகுதி 1
Book writer : Mr.T.satheeswarn
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what this book{Industrial Chemistry - Part 1 (கைத்தொழில் இரசாயனம் - பகுதி 1 )} actually contains
Lists out basic requirements for establishing a chemical industry.
• Natural resource that can be used as a raw material
for an industry.
• Occurrence of s-block elements and compounds.
• Extraction of Na (Down's cell method) and its uses.
• Pproduction of salt, NaOH (Membrane cell method), soap and
Na2CO3 (Solvay process).
• Production of quicklime bleaching powder and CaC2 using
CaCO3 as the raw material
• Production and identifies the physicochemical principles underlying in the production of ammonia, urea, nitric acid, phosphate fertilizers and sulphuric acid and
their uses.
• Describes the extraction of iron by blast furnace method.
• Writes equations for the reactions that occur in the blast furance.
• Diagrammatically illustrates the extraction of iron by blast furnance method.
• Describes plants as a source of carbon compounds.
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Industrial Chemistry - Part 1 (கைத்தொழில் இரசாயனம் - பகுதி 1 )
Here we indicated some omitted sections in Red color.
What your syllabus Includes
• Lists out basic requirements for establishing a chemical industry.
• Natural resource that can be used as a raw material
for an industry.
• Occurrence of s-block elements and compounds.
• Extraction of Na (Down's cell method) and its uses.
• Pproduction of salt, NaOH (Membrane cell method), soap and
Na2CO3 (Solvay process).
• Production of quicklime bleaching powder and CaC2 using
CaCO3 as the raw material
• Production and identifies the physicochemical principles underlying in the production of ammonia, urea, nitric acid, phosphate fertilizers and sulphuric acid and
their uses.
• Describes the extraction of iron by blast furnace method.
• Writes equations for the reactions that occur in the blast furance.
• Diagrammatically illustrates the extraction of iron by blast furnance method.
• Describes plants as a source of carbon compounds.
• Describes production of paper as an example for the use of cellulose.
• Describes basic steps of the paper industry.
• Describes essential oils as complex mixtures of volatile constituents of plants.
• Explains the principles of steam distillation used to extract essential oils.
• Recognizes the use of plants as medicines.
• Describes the process of solvent extraction used to extract medicinal compounds.
• Describes production of ethanol as an example of the use of starch and sugar.
• Explains the basic principles of adsorption and partition chromatography.
• Explains the uses of gas chromatography in essential oils.
• Introduces polymers.
• Classifies polymers as natural and synthetic.
• Classifies polymers according to the method of synthesis and thermal
properties.
• Identifies the structures, properties and uses of polymers.
• Describes structure, properties and uses of natural rubber.
• Describes vulcanisation of rubber.
• Explains the process of rubber compounding.
• Separates a mixture of leaf pigments using paper chromatography.
• Describes plants as a source of carbon compounds.
• Describes production of paper as an example for the use of cellulose.
• Explains the basic principles of adsorption and partition chromatography.
• Explains the uses of gas chromatography in essential oils.
• Identifies the composition of the atmosphere.
• Identifies the composition of the hydrosphere .
• Expresses the composition of the earth’s crust.
• Describes carbon cycle, oxygen cycle, nitrogen cycle and hydrological cycle.
• Recognizes the importance of optimum compositions of atmosphere, hydrosphere and
earth’s surface on environmental equilibrium.
Book Name : Industrial Chemistry - Part 1 (கைத்தொழில் இரசாயனம் - பகுதி 1
Book writer : Mr.T.satheeswarn
what this book{Industrial Chemistry - Part 1 (கைத்தொழில் இரசாயனம் - பகுதி 1 )} actually contains
Lists out basic requirements for establishing a chemical industry.
• Natural resource that can be used as a raw material
for an industry.
• Occurrence of s-block elements and compounds.
• Extraction of Na (Down's cell method) and its uses.
• Pproduction of salt, NaOH (Membrane cell method), soap and
Na2CO3 (Solvay process).
• Production of quicklime bleaching powder and CaC2 using
CaCO3 as the raw material
• Production and identifies the physicochemical principles underlying in the production of ammonia, urea, nitric acid, phosphate fertilizers and sulphuric acid and
their uses.
• Describes the extraction of iron by blast furnace method.
• Writes equations for the reactions that occur in the blast furance.
• Diagrammatically illustrates the extraction of iron by blast furnance method.
• Describes plants as a source of carbon compounds.
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Industrial Chemistry - Part 1 (கைத்தொழில் இரசாயனம் - பகுதி 1 )
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