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EAMCET Tips In Chemistry - 2014

Succeeding tips for EAMCET:

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* Remember that chemistry is the part in any competitive exam where you
spend the least time and can score maximum marks if you prepare
systematically.

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*EAMCET Chemistry has lots of concept based questions and it is a must

to by heart them. The good thing about memory based questions is that you
dont spend a lot of time in solving them.
* Any way out of 40 questions nearly 24-28 questions i.e. nearly 60-70%
will be easy (direct theory questions from IPE text book). Nearly 12-10
questions i.e. nearly 30-25 % will be moderate (Equations based &
numerical related) and nearly 4-2 questions i.e. nearly 10-5 % will be
difficult (inter conceptual).

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*Students can take help of their teachers for Selection &Collection of

proper study material for marks oriented preparation. Prepare only from the
syllabus given in the brochure.

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*While going through every topic list out the important formulae and
conceptual points so that easy to revise repeatedly

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*Practice more number of topic wise assignments and check your

performance through consolidated tests. This will give exposure to various
concepts and also helps Students in planning the time management in final
examination.
*Go through previous EAMCET question papers (at least previous 4 years)
to know the- pattern and standard of questions. if possible collect the grand
test papers conducted by various corporates and practice all sincerely. Try
to overcome the week points in the weaker areas.

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*Allocate a specific time to every section and try to complete the section
within that time frame. Be confident and do well in the examination.
*Go through the Telugu Academy IPE & EAMCET BOOKS.

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* There is no weightage rule for the chapters in the topics. So there are
maximum possibilities to ask many questions from same chapter. So the
students should cover all the chapters.

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* Cover all the chapters properly. Start from the easy sums. Gradually
increase the level of difficulty of sums. Try to solve the problem by
understanding the concept behind it.

*Do not leave any topic .Even in the difficult topic you feel, try to learn
fundamentals, definitions, concepts & formulae.
* Don't waste time on unimportant questions i.e the topics which are not in
syllabus.

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*Students have to remember that both 11 class syllabus and 12 class

syllabus are equally important because most of the topics in chemistry are
inter related.

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For example, trends in properties like acidic or basic nature, reducing and
oxidizing nature, stability of hydrides, oxides, halides in IA to VIIA group
elements are related to Periodic table.

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Equivalent weights concept is useful in stoichiometry, Normality problems

in solutions, Electrochemistry, PH problems in Acids-Bases etc.

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WAY OF PREPERATION
Give academy text a novel reading for at least two/three times for all the
chapters.
I. Atomic Structure: in this chapter focus on

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Hydrogen spectrum , Bohr model.de Broglie relation, Uncertainty

principle; Quantum numbers, atomic orbitals and their shapes (s, p, and d),
Pauli exclusion principle; Aufbau principle and the electronic configuration
of atoms, Hunds rule.
II States of Matter: In this chapter take more practice

a. On graphs related to Boyles law ,Charless law, Molecular velocity

distributions etc.
b. Problems related to Ideal gas equation, Grahams law, Daltons law,
Molecular velocities, Van der waals equation etc.

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c. Units of surface tension, viscosity and their applications, influence of

temperature on vapour pressure, surface tension, viscosity of liquids etc.

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III. If you remember the Periodic table completely. There are many
questions which can be answered just by knowing the periodic table
especially in Inorganic Chemistry.

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IV. Chemical Bonding & Molecular Structure; in this chapter give priority
for hybridization &geometry of molecules, Molecular orbital theory, Bond
order, Magnetic properties for homo nuclear diatomic species,
Polarity- Dipole moments, Hydrogen Bond
V. Stoichiometry: Practice the formulae and problems related to empirical
and molecular formula, calculating oxidation states, balancing Red-Ox
equations etc

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VI: IA VIIA Groups, Noble gases: Text book reading is compulsory.

In these practice

VII: Hydrogen and its compounds-give stress to

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i. Formulae of minerals and ores

ii. Preparation of Elements, compounds and their properties along with
structures thoroughly.
iii. Uses of Elements, compounds.

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i. Isotropes of H, preparation of H. physical and chemical properties

and usefulness of H 2 .
ii. Preparation, physical and chemical properties and usefulness of

H 2O2

VIII. d&f block elements: practice

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i. General characteristics
ii. Trends in properties
iii. Isomerism in complexes. IUPAC naming of complexes .WERNER
theory. CFT and VB theories.
iv. Applications of complexes

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IX: Surface chemistry:

i. Colloids; preparation methods ,types of colloids, properties and

applications

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ii. Catalysis, types of catalysis and their characteristics

iii. Adsorption: types and factors affecting adsorption

X. Organic Chemistry First and second year:

i. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of organic compounds
ii. Classification of organic compounds g

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iii. Naming the organic compounds according to IUPAC system

iv. Structural and stereo isomerism
v. Concept of organic reaction mechanism

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vi. Influence of electronic displacements on structure and reactivity

vii. Acidic nature of alcohols ,phenols and carboxylic acids. Their
values
PKb

values

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viii. Basic nature of amines and their

P Ka

ix: All named reactions along with reagents and reaction conditions
x. Preparation and properties of compounds.

Here are few in Chemistry which are different from your normal
preparation for EAMCET exam and can expect direct memory based
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XI. Biomolecules:

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i. Carbohydrates: Classification; Monosaccharides; Structures of

pentoses and hexoses; Anomeric carbon; Mutarotation; chemical
reactions of glucose, Disaccharides: reducing and non-reducing sugars
sucrose, maltose and lactose; Polysaccharides: elementary idea of
structures of starch and cellulose.

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ii. Proteins: Amino acids; Peptide bond; Polypeptides; Primary structure

, secondary , tertiary and quaternary structures of proteins; Denaturation
of proteins and enzymes.
iii. Nucleic Acids: Types of nucleic acids; Primary building blocks of
nucleic acids (chemical composition of DNA & RNA); Primary
structure of DNA and its double helix; Replication; Transcription and
protein synthesis; Genetic code.

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iv. Hormones, Vitamins: Classification, structure, functions in bio

systems.

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XII. Polymers: Classification of polymers; General methods of

polymerization; Molecular mass of polymers; Biopolymers and
biodegradable polymers; Free radical, cationic and anionic addition
polymerizations; Copolymerization:

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Natural rubber, Vulcanization of rubber, Synthetic rubbers,

Condensation polymers

XIII: Environmental chemistry ; pollutants soil, water and air

pollution; Chemical reactions in atmosphere, Smog, Major atmospheric
pollutants, Acid rain, Ozone and its reactions, Depletion of ozone layer
and its effects, Industrial air pollution, Green house effect , Green
Chemistry.

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XIV. Chenmistry In Every Day Life: Chemicals in medicine, healthcare and food: Analgesics, Tranquilizers, antiseptics, disinfectants, antimicrobial, anti-fertility drugs, antihistamines, antibiotics, antacids ,Food
Preservatives, artificial sweetening agents, antioxidants , soaps and
detergents.

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XV. Solutions, Electro chemistry, Acids-bases, chemical equilibrium

and kinetics: in these practice equally conceptual and problematic parts.
Trying to solve the same problem in different methods will be useful
at the time of Preparation but remember the simplest method.

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Remember the more the time you spend in preparing for Chemistry the
better your final score. Chemistry is the place where you can save time in
the exam which can be used effectively in Physics.
Approximate weightage and number of questions from each chapter [based
on the observation of previous EAMCET papers [may be as follows:

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Atomic Structure- 2M

2.

Periodic Classification of Elements -1 or 2M

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Chemical bonding and molecular structure-2M

4.

States of Matter (Gases and Liquids)-1 M

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Stoichiometry-2M

6.

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Thermo dynamics-2M

7. Chemical equilibrium and Acids-Bases--2M

8. Hydrogen and its compounds-1M

Alkali and Alkaline Earth metals-1M

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P - Block Elements (Group 13 Elements) - 1M

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11. Group 14 Elements- 1M

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12. Environmental Chemistry-1M

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13. Organic Chemistry-3M

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JUNIOR CHEMISTRY

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SENIOR CHEMISTRY
Solid State-1M

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Solutions -2M

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Electro Chemistry& Chemical Kinetics, -2 or 3M

4.

Surface Chemistry

5.

General Principles of Metallurgy- 1M

6.

P-Block Elements:

ii) VIA group elementsiii) VIIA group elements-

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iv) Noble gases-

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i) VA group elements -

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d&f- block elements - 1 or 2 M

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Polymers-

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Biomolecules-

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10. Chemistry in Every Day life-1M

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11. Organic Chemistry: Halo Alkanes and Halo Arenes -1M

12. Organic compounds containing C, H and O -3M
i. Alcohols & Ethers
ii. Aldehydes & ketones
iii .Carboxylic acids

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13. Organic compounds containing Nitrogen -1M

Knowing is not enough, we must Apply

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Willing is not enough, we must Do

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