Elementary Problems Based on the Definition of Mole: The Mole Concept
Problems Based on Equations: Stoichiometry
Eudiometry or Gas Analysis
Atomic Weight
Molecular Weight
Chemical Equivalence
Volumetric Calculations
Electrolysis and Electrolytic Conductance
Estimation of Elements in Organic Compounds
Empirical, Molecular and Structural Formulae
Atomic Structure and Radioactivity
Properties of Gases
Dilute Solution and Colligative Properties
Chemical Thermodynamics
Chemical Equilibrium
Ionic Equilibrium in Aqueous Solutions
Chemical Kinetics
Electromotive Force
Oxidation Number and Balancing of Redox Reactions
Solid and Liquid States
Miscellaneous Problems for Revision
Miscellaneous Objective Questions Appendix Atomic Weights of Elements Log Tables
Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations By R.C Mukerjee Solutions, Clears the mole concept well among its readers. The level of question is just the same as for JEE and thus all the engineering aspirants should practice and refer from it. The book is unrestrictive and covers a wide range of variety of topics. There is a sufficient amount of practice question after each and every chapter. A lot of examples help clear the concepts of the book in a very orderly way. Also, the questions have been graded and arranged in the increasing level of difficulty, and the theory and examples shares a good way to tackle the hindered meanings of tangible questions.
Detailed discussions on the fundamental principles is given in Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations By R.C Mukerjee. These principles have been reduced to the form of equations and rules. These rules and equations are referred to while solving all the problems. This helps students quickly understand the various steps of a problem's solution and facilitates a greater comprehension. A wide variety of solved and unsolved problems and exercises, including multiple choice questions, is also given in this book. The book covers problems from all branches of chemistry prescribed at the +2 level.