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(DCHE01) Total No. of Questions : 12] Total No. of Pages :02 M.Sc. (Previous) DEGREE EXAMINATION, DEC. 2016 (First Year) CHEMISTRY General Chemistry Time : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 70 Part A (4 7½ = 30) Answer any four questions Q1) Write the principles of NMR and ESR spectroscopy. Q2) Describe the quantized energy levels of rigid rotor allowed transitions. Q3) Discuss about Rotational fine structure of electronic vibration transitions. Q4) Write a note on diatomic vibrating rotator. Q5) Write about a) Control charts b) Accuracy & precision Q6) Explain propagation of errors Q7) Write a note on Do statements. Q8) Explain the List directed INPUT and OUTPUT statements W-2656 P.T.O.

Q9) a) Discuss : i) Spectra of rigid rotor ii) Spectra of non rigid rotor Part B (4 10 = 40) Answer all questions b) Explain Rotational spectra of diatomic molecules and discuss the effect of isotopic substation on rotation spectra. Q10) a) Describe the vibrational and rotational spectra of diatomic molecules. b) Explain the vibration spectra of an harmonic oscillator. Q11) a) Discuss the theory of sampling and techniques involved in sampling. b) Write a note on i) Minimization of errors ii) F Test iii) Computation rules Q12) a) Write the programme for Beer s law by least squares method b) Draw the flow chart and write the programme for summing a power series. W-2656 2

(DCHE02) Total No. of Questions : 12] [Total No. of Pages :02 M.Sc. (Previous) DEGREE EXAMINATION, DEC. 2016 First Year CHEMISTRY Inorganic Chemistry Time : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 70 PART A (4 7½ = 30) Answer any four questions Q1) Describe the Planck s quantum theory. Q2) Discuss orthogonality and normalization of wave functions. Q3) Explain the approach of valence bond theory to H 2 molecule. Q4) Describe VSEPR theory. Q5) How do you determine the stability constants of complexes? Explain. Q6) Discuss multiple bonding in complexes. Q7) Write a note on Intercalation compounds. Q8) Explain crystal field theories. PART B (4 10 = 40) Answer all questions W-2656 3

Q9) a) Describe the L. - S. coupling of angular momenta and J J coupling. c) Write a note on : i) Compton effect ii) Term symbols iii) Plank s temperature radiation law Q10) a) Describe in detail about the types of solids. c) Discuss : i) Comparison of valence bond and molecular orbital methods. ii) Different types of hybridization. Q11) a) Write about i) Chelate effect. ii) Spectrochemical series. iii) CFSE b) Discuss the John Teller effect on genetics of Oh complexes. Explain with suitable example. Q12) a) Discuss the synthesis, properties and structures of Silicates and Boranes. c) Write a note on : i) Ligand substitution in octahedral complex. ii) Electron transfer reactions. W-2656 4

(DCHE03) Total No. of Questions : 12] [Total No. of Pages :02 M.Sc. (Previous) DEGREE EXAMINATION, DEC. 2016 First Year CHEMISTRY Organic Chemistry Time : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 70 Part A Answer any four questions (4 7½ = 30) Q1) Explain various methods of resolution. Q2) Explain about optical purity and explain about optical activity of biphenyls, allens. Q3) Explain about carbocations. Q4) Explain about classical carbocations rearrangements. Q5) Explain Diazonium coupling. Q6) Explain Hunsdiekar reaction. Q7) Explain E ICB mechanism. Q8) Explain about reduction reactions of carbonyl compounds. Q9) a) Explain with examples. Part B (4 10 = 40) Unit - I W-2656 5

i) Hyper conjugation ii) Anti - aromaticity iii) Homo aromaticity b) Explain i) Stereo selective synthesis ii) Conformations of mono & di substituted cyclohexanes. Unit - II Q10) a) Explain generation and stabilities of carbanions and free radicles. b) Explain SN 1 & SN 2 mechanisms in detail. Unit - III Q11) a) Explain i) Arylation of Aromatics by diazonium salts ii) Explain Hybration reaction in detail b) Explain i) Allylic halogenation ii) Auto oxidation iii) Free radical re - arrangement Unit - IV Q12) a) Explain about Aldol reaction and Benzoin condensation in detail. b) Explain about various factors effecting various elimination reactions. W-2656 6

(DCHE04) Total No. of Questions : 12] [Total No. of Pages :02 M.Sc. (Previous) DEGREE EXAMINATION, DEC. 2016 First Year CHEMISTRY Physical Chemistry Time : 3 Hours Maximum Marks : 70 SECTION A Answer any four question (4 7½ = 30) Q1) State second law of Thermodynamics and write its applications. Q2) Derive Thermodynamic Raoult s law Q3) Explain the principle and applications of scintillation counters. Q4) Explain the mechanism of nuclear reactions Q5) Explain the properties and applications of insulators. Q6) Explain Miller indices Q7) Define Transportnumber. How do you determine Transport number of an electrolyte? Q8) Explain Lindamann s Theory of reaction rates. W-2656 7 SECTION B (4 10 = 40)

Answer all questions Q9) a) Explain partial molar Quantities. b) Discuss the entropy changes in isolated systems in reversible processes. Q10) a) Write the applications of radio isotopes in Medicine, agriculture and industry. b) State and explain Bragg s equation and Bravis Lattices Q11) a) How do you determine the emf of a cell without Transference. b) What are Micelles and reverse Micelles? Explain their properties and mechanism of action Q12) a) Explain the phenomenon of Fluorescence and phosphorescence. Write about Quantum yield of a photochemical reactions. b) Write about the absolute theory of reaction rates. W-2656 8