Chapterwise GATE Chemistry Solved Papers

by Sanjay Saxena, Preeti Gupta

About the Book: Chapterwise GATE Chemistry Solved Papers(2013-2000) This book has been designed for the students preparing for GATE Exam (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering). The GATE score is used for admissions to post-graduate engineering programmes in Indian Higher Education Institutes. This book contains last 14 yearsandrsquo; (2000-2013) solved papers of GATE Chemical Engineering . The book has been divided into 11 chapters namely Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding andamp; Molecular Structures, s-Block andamp; p-Block Elements, Transition Elements, Chemical andamp; Iconic Equilibrium, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, Chemical Thermodynamics, Basics of Organic Reaction Mechanism and General Aptitude. Solved papers of 2012 andamp; 2013 have been given in the beginning to give the aspirants an insight into current trends of questions asked in GATE Chemical Engineering Examination. A brief description about the syllabus is given in the beginning of each chapter which will help the students in knowing what topics the chapter covers. The previous year questions divided into 1 Mark, 2 Marks and Common Data Linked Questions have been given chapterwise and yearwise in each chapter. The detailed solutions for the previous yearsandrsquo; questions have been given at the end of each chapter. The book also contains 3 fully solved practice papers for final revision and to analyze the level of preparation. As the book contains large collection chapterwise previous yearsandrsquo; questions, it for sure will help you in stepping ahead for the success in GATE Examination. Contents: Solved Paper 2013 Solved Paper 2012 1.Atomic Structure 2.Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structures 3.s-Block and p-Block Elements 4.Transition Elements 5.Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium 6.Electrochemistry 7.Chemical Kinetics 8.Chemical Thermodynamics 9.Basics of Organic Reaction Mechanism 10.General Aptitude Practice Set - 1 Practice Set - 2 P

187 pages, Paperback

First published October 8, 2013