UGC CSIR NET/SET IIT GATE CHEMICAL SCIENCES

by Subrata Sengupta

Students who wants to do Ph.D. or M. Tech. has to be qualified all India based competitive examinations like NET and GATE. Also those students who wants to complete their M. SC. from IITs has to qualify all India based examination JAM. Also, students who wants to do job at ONGC, BARC, DRDO has to be appear some all India bases examinations. For this purpose proper training is necessary. Students should know how to solve a problem which already has come in examination or may come in the coming examination. For that reason good book is a necessity. Most of the books gives hints of some easy problems. That's why students face a lot of problems during examination. By keeping this in mind I have written and TECHNO WORLD has published the book entitled as 'Chemical Sciences'. I think if any student able to under the subject matter of the book he/she will certainly qualify the examination. The salient features of the book are : 1. All the chapters contains definitions, important terms, formulas, short but basic theories. 2. Last 6 years NET questions are solved throughly in a lucid manner. 3. Last 15 years GATE questions paper has been solved throughly. 4. A huge no. of problems are given at the end of the book for self practice. 5. The book is written chapterwise by following the latest pattern of UGC CSIR pattern. The name of the chapters present in the book : Organic Chemistry - 1. Basic concepts of organic chemistry, 2. Stereochemistry of organic molecules, 3. Chemistry of aliphatic compounds, 4. Chemistry of aromatic compounds, 5. Chemistry of biomolecules, 6. Organic spectroscopy. Inorganic Chemistry - 1. Atomic structure and Radioactivity, 2. Periodic table, 3. Chemical bonding, 4. Redox and Equilibrium, 5. Group chemistry, 6. Coordination chemistry, 7. Organometallics and Bio inorganic chemistry. Physical Chemistry - 1. Gaseous state, 2. Thermodynamics, 3. Chemical Equilibrium, 4. Chemical kinetics, 5. Solid state, 6. Solutions, 7. Adsorption and Colloid, 8. Polyme

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