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    Based on the final total marks for each chapter from the WEIGHTAGE.

    pdf and incorporating the subparts and options, here’s


    the complete Sample Paper Contribution for each chapter, with question numbers, their subparts, and marks distribution.

    Solutions (Total Marks: 7)

    1. Q17:
    2. (a) Variation in solubility with KH at different temperatures → 2 Marks
    3. (b) Boiling point trends of azeotropes → 2 Marks
    4. OR: Discuss the fizzing behavior of soda bottles in different altitudes and the role of sugar in shelf-life → 3 Marks
    5. Q33:
    6. (a) Identify solutions based on colligative properties → 2 Marks
    7. (b) Osmotic pressure changes with dilution → 2 Marks
    8. OR: Depressions in freezing point due to association of solutes → 3 Marks

    Electrochemistry (Total Marks: 7)

    1. Q14: Conductivity trends with dilution → 1 Mark


    2. Q22:
    3. (a) Electrolysis of copper chloride and electrode reactions → 2 Marks
    4. (b) Molar conductivity at infinite dilution (Kohlrausch’s law) → 2 Marks
    5. Q28:
    6. (a) Calculate standard emf for a cell reaction → 2 Marks
    7. (b) Determine half-cell potential → 1 Mark

    Chemical Kinetics (Total Marks: 8)

    1. Q5: Zero-order reaction half-life calculation → 2 Marks


    2. Q10: Time for completion of a first-order reaction using rate constant → 2 Marks
    3. Q14: Conductivity trends for strong electrolytes → 1 Mark
    4. Q16: Concept of zero-order reactions and their rate laws → 2 Marks
    5. Q29 (Case Study):
    6. (a) Derive rate law and determine order for H₂ and Br₂ reaction → 2 Marks
    7. (b) Effect of tripling Br₂ concentration → 1 Mark
    8. (c) Compare mechanisms with experimental data → 1 Mark
    9. OR: Analyze the effect of H₂ concentration on reaction rate → 2 Marks
    d- and f-Block Elements (Total Marks: 10)

    1. Q3: Properties of lanthanoids and actinoids → 1 Mark


    2. Q9: Paramagnetic properties of transition metal ions → 1 Mark
    3. Q23:
    4. (a) Basicity of lowest oxides and acidity of highest oxides of transition metals → 1 Mark
    5. (b) Hardness of chromium vs mercury → 1 Mark
    6. (c) Ionization energy trends in 3d series → 1 Mark
    7. Q31:
    8. (a) Observations and reactions when bleaching agent KMnO₄ is heated → 2 Marks
    9. (b) Crystal field diagram, hybridization, and isomerism in d╵ complexes → 1 Mark
    10. OR: Use of valence bond theory to determine geometry of complexes and ionic equations for K₂Cr₂O₇ reactions → 3
    Marks

    Coordination Compounds (Total Marks: 4)

    1. Q7: Identify geometry and ion ratio of cobalt complexes ([Co(NH₃)₄Cl₂]╺) → 2 Marks
    2. Q13: Hybridization and paramagnetism ([Mn(CN)₆]³╻ vs [MnCl₆]³╻) → 2 Marks
    3. Q18:
    4. (a) IUPAC naming of Cr complex → 1 Mark
    5. (b) Metal present in hemoglobin and Vitamin B12 → 1 Mark

    Haloalkanes and Haloarenes (Total Marks: 7)

    1. Q2:
    2. Main: Dipole moment comparison of haloalkanes → 1 Mark
    3. OR: Which of the following has the highest dipole moment? (CH₃F, CH₃Cl, CH₃I, CH₃Br) → 1 Mark
    4. Q4:
    5. Main: Boiling point trends in haloalkanes → 1 Mark
    6. OR: Which of the following haloalkanes has the highest boiling point? (2-Bromo-2-methylpropane, 2-Bromobutane,
    Bromomethane, 1-Bromobutane) → 1 Mark
    7. Q20:
    8. (a) Reaction of haloalkanes with KCN (Nucleophilic substitution) → 2 Marks
    9. (b) Addition of HBr to butenes → 1 Mark
    10. (c) Reaction involving elimination (alkene formation from haloalkanes) → 2 Marks
    11. Q27: Reactivity of isomeric haloalkanes via SN1 mechanism → 3 Marks
    Alcohols, Phenols, and Ethers (Total Marks: 8)

    1. Q26:
    2. (a) Products from dehydration of alcohols at varying temperatures → 2 Marks
    3. (b) Mechanisms for major products → 1 Mark
    4. Q32:
    5. (a) Williamson synthesis and conversion reactions → 3 Marks
    6. (b) Comparative reactivity and reactions of acids and alcohols → 2 Marks
    7. OR: HVZ reaction and acidity trends in alcohols and isomers → 3 Marks

    Aldehydes, Ketones, and Carboxylic Acids (Total Marks: 5)

    1. Q6: Hydrolysis of anhydrides to acids → 2 Marks


    2. Q12: Reaction of carbonyl groups (ketones/aldehydes) with hydroxylamine → 2 Marks
    3. Q24:
    4. (a) Etard reaction for oxidation of p-nitrotoluene → 2 Marks
    5. (b) Formation of dimers in aprotic solvents (e.g., benzoic acid) → 1 Mark
    6. (c) Effect of carboxylic groups in electrophilic substitution reactions → 2 Marks
    7. OR: Identify compounds X and Y (no aldol condensation), write reactions, and distinguish them chemically → 3 Marks

    Amines (Total Marks: 6)

    1. Q1: Ammonolysis of ethyl chloride and Hinsberg test for amines → 1 Mark
    2. Q11: Preparation of aniline from nitrobenzene → 1 Mark
    3. Q30 (Case Study):
    4. (a) Effect of substituents on basicity of amines → 2 Marks
    5. (b) Relationship between electronegativity and pKa → 2 Marks
    6. OR: Predict pKa for different substituents and basic strength trends → 3 Marks

    Biomolecules (Total Marks: 6)

    1. Q8: Composition of polysaccharides (cellulose) → 2 Marks


    2. Q15: Structural features of glucose and its inability to form NaHSO₃ addition products → 2 Marks
    3. Q21: Identification of carbonyl group in glucose through hydroxylamine reaction → 2 Marks

    Summary Table
    Chapter MCQs 2 Marks 3 Marks 5 Marks Total Questions Total Marks

    Solutions 010127

    Electrochemistry 102037

    Chemical Kinetics 400158

    d- and f-Block Elements 201147

    Coordination Compounds 210034

    Haloalkanes and Haloarenes 2 1 1 0 4 7

    Alcohols, Phenols, etc. 001128

    Aldehydes, Ketones, etc. 201035

    Amines 20

    | 0 | 1 | 3 | 6 | | Biomolecules | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 6 |

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    modifications or if you'd like a PDF version of this final breakdown!

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