Class 12 Inorganic Chemistry

• Chapter-1: P-Block Elements
  • General Introduction in P-Block Elements
  • Electronic configuration in P-Block Elements
  • General trends in physical and chemical properties in P-Block Elements
  • Unique behavior of the first element of each group in P-Block Elements
  • Group 13 to Group 18 elements. in P-Block Elements
• Chapter-2: d- and f-Block Elements
  • General introduction in d- and f-Block Elements
  • electronic configurations in d- and f-Block Elements
  • occurrence in d- and f-Block Elements
  • characteristics of transition elements in d- and f-Block Elements
  • General trends in properties such as physical properties in d- and f-Block Elements
  • ionization enthalpy in d- and f-Block Elements
  • oxidation states in d- and f-Block Elements
  • atomic radii in d- and f-Block Elements
  • color in d- and f-Block Elements
  • catalytic behavior in d- and f-Block Elements
  • magnetic properties in d- and f-Block Elements
  • complex formation in d- and f-Block Elements
  • Preparation in d- and f-Block Elements
  • properties, and uses of compounds like K₂Cr₂O₇ and KMnO₄ in d- and f-Block Elements
  • Lanthanoids and actinoids in d- and f-Block Elements
  • including electronic configurations in d- and f-Block Elements
  • lanthanoid contraction. in d- and f-Block Elements
• UNIT 12: Coordination Compounds
  • Introduction to coordination compounds Werner’s theory in Coordination Compounds
  • Ligands in Coordination Compounds
  • coordination number in Coordination Compounds
  • denticity in Coordination Compounds
  • chelation in Coordination Compounds
  • IUPAC nomenclature of mononuclear coordination compounds in Coordination Compounds
  • Isomerism in Coordination Compounds
  • Bonding in Coordination Compounds
  • Valence bond approach and basic ideas of Crystal field theory in Coordination Compounds
  • Color and magnetic properties in Coordination Compounds
  • Importance of coordination compounds in qualitative analysis in Coordination Compounds
  • extraction of metals in Coordination Compounds
  • and in biological systems. in Coordination Compounds