Marks scheme 15-10

PQRS Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculations 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 23.0 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 8. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 9. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks III Atomic Structure 25.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 3.0 Marks 3. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 4. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 5.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 6. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks J-BATCH Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculation 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 27.5 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Molecular collisions & mean free path 3.0 Marks 8. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 9. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 10. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks 11. Cp, Cv &  1.5 Marks III Atomic Structure 33.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. "Iso" terms (Isosters, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 8.0 Marks 4. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 5. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 6.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 7. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks PQRS Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculations 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 23.0 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 8. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 9. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks III Atomic Structure 25.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 3.0 Marks 3. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 4. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 5.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 6. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks J-BATCH Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculation 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 27.5 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Molecular collisions & mean free path 3.0 Marks 8. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 9. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 10. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks 11. Cp, Cv &  1.5 Marks III Atomic Structure 33.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. "Iso" terms (Isosters, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 8.0 Marks 4. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 5. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 6.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 7. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks PQRS Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculations 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 23.0 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 8. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 9. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks III Atomic Structure 25.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 3.0 Marks 3. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 4. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 5.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 6. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks IV Periodic Table & Properties 12.5 Marks 1. Prediction of Preiod/Group/block 1.5 Marks 2. Size + IE comparison 3.5 Marks 3. EA + EN comparison 3.5 Marks 4. H.E. & L.E comparion 2.0 Marks 5. Total Energy Change in multiple step process 2.0 Marks J-BATCH Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculation 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 27.5 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Molecular collisions & mean free path 3.0 Marks 8. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 9. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 10. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks 11. Cp, Cv &  1.5 Marks III Atomic Structure 33.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. "Iso" terms (Isosters, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 8.0 Marks 4. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 5. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 6.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 7. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks PQRS Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculations 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 23.0 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 8. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 9. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks III Atomic Structure 25.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 3.0 Marks 3. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 4. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 5.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 6. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks IV Periodic Table & Properties 12.5 Marks 1. Prediction of Preiod/Group/block 1.5 Marks 2. Size + IE comparison 3.5 Marks 3. EA + EN comparison 3.5 Marks 4. H.E. & L.E comparion 2.0 Marks 5. Total Energy Change in multiple step process 2.0 Marks J-BATCH Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculation 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 27.5 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Molecular collisions & mean free path 3.0 Marks 8. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 9. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 10. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks 11. Cp, Cv &  1.5 Marks III Atomic Structure 33.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. "Iso" terms (Isosters, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 8.0 Marks 4. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 5. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 6.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 7. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks PQRS Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculations 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 23.0 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 8. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 9. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks III Atomic Structure 25.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 3.0 Marks 3. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 4. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 5.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 6. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks IV Periodic Table & Properties 12.5 Marks 1. Prediction of Preiod/Group/block 1.5 Marks 2. Size + IE comparison 3.5 Marks 3. EA + EN comparison 3.5 Marks 4. H.E. & L.E comparion 2.0 Marks 5. Total Energy Change in multiple step process 2.0 Marks J-BATCH Plan your Test Preparations for "cracking" the test this Diwali • The following is the marks distribution of various topics for the Objective Test on 15/10/2006 • This will help you to analyze how good you are at "Selective Study" • Questions on topics other than stated will not be asked. • Incase question contains more than one topic, the marks are divided equally among all the concerned topics. I Mole Concept 15.5 Marks 1. Basic Mole Calculation 1.5 Marks 2. Stoichiometric Problems (L.R./P. Yield, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Molecular Mass Determination 3.0 Marks 4. Concentration terms + Typical concentration 5.0 Marks 5. Eudiometry 3.0 Marks II Gaseous State 27.5 Marks 1. Pressure difference in liquids 1.5 Marks 2. Graphical Analysis 3.0 Marks 3. Dalton Law & Diffusion 3.0 Marks 4. Barometric Distribution & Payload 3.0 Marks 5. Connecting Containers 1.5 Marks 6. Maxwell Distribution 5.0 Marks 7. Molecular collisions & mean free path 3.0 Marks 8. Liquification/Critical constant 1.5 Marks 9. Significance of Z & variation with P & T 1.5 Marks 10. Reduced State of gases 3.0 Marks 11. Cp, Cv &  1.5 Marks III Atomic Structure 33.0 Marks 1. Discharge Tube, e/m ratio experiments, Basic expression of E.S./Mag. force 3.0 Marks 2. "Iso" terms (Isosters, etc.) 3.0 Marks 3. Bohr' model (Stationary nucleus) 8.0 Marks 4. Photo Electric Effect 3.0 Marks 5. De Broglie hypothesis & Uncertainty Principle 3.0 Marks 6.  ,  2 & Probability distribution curves 8.0 Marks 7. Electronic Configuration & application 5.0 Marks

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