CSIR DEC 2018: Inorganic Solutions (4 Markers) | Part-C | Solved Problems

This video deals with solved problems on Part C of CSIR NET, Inorganic Chemistry Portion.
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[@swatipanigrahi9793]

Sir question number 61 m answer should be 1:as cl is more electronegative it will come at axial position

[@skhan226]

A vedio made with full dedication thnk u so much sir.....

[@zubairamanzoor310]

Sir I think explanation for question 63 is wrong! Intensity is decided by selection rules .lalporte rule is applicable to centrosymmetric molecules .in trans isomer inversion centre is present so lalporte forbidden less intense transition,while lalporte rule relaxed for cis isomer so intense transition

[@AllBoutChemistry]

You're correct, that's why I told you that one can explain a question in many ways, What I've explained is from the orbital view, you can refer this link for that: chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/69214/what-is-the-reason-of-the-color-difference-for-the-cis-trans-isomers-of-tetraamm Your explanation is summarized form of same thing

[@mennychhetri161]

@@AllBoutChemistry but sir according to your explanation cis form has larger energy difference between eg and t2g*(less favourable than trans) so intensity should be lesser for cis than that of trans

[@NehaSharma-fh3wb]

Sir in question 63 if the splitting energy of trans is decreases the wavelength should be increases so more absorption occur... I can't get you point please clear my doubt

[@teacher850]

Thank u so much sir for provide solution😊

[@shikharavish2431]

In ques 63 u say cis has high energy nd trans has low energy but in ques we have to find the intensity and intensity is inversely proporntl to energy plz help to remove my cnfusn

[@omkarshinde1258]

Sir i think in Q69 in mechanism of set A isomer , Cl is opposite to primary NH2 and not to Nh according to structure given in question paper, but still our answer is right as primary has more trans effect that tertiary amine. Is it true?

[@anupamaawasthi8783]

How u calculated the weight of EDTA salt in ques 78?? Plz tell

[@Saranyasabari-uy6nn]

Hello sir,In qn 62,one of the Pt is NMR active so it is I=1/2 and the other is inactive so we have taken as I=0,but why it is given as I=1/2 is qn?

[@rashmishukla6864]

Thanks a lot sir if possible please make part C inor. June 2018 as well please sir :)

[@malikajain8892]

61 ques in option 1 can also be possible sir

[@neichoihoilhouvum8744]

Thank you so much. If possible please do it for June 2018 as well.

[@beauties788]

Can u give online class I want to prepare CSIR net chemical science Please requestji

[@shuklasanju572]

Aap bhut bdea explains kerte h .thanku

[@dikshaluthra6340]

Pls tell , why strong electron *withdrawing* group will bind more strongly to nickel ?? In ques 72..

[@arkamanna9322]

In question no 63 you describe one thing and give answer another. According to your description trans should have higher intensity.

[@ychemistry2613]

sir at 4:51. what is the diff bet optIons 1 and 2

[@lalitajayaraman8812]

Sir your videos are very nice and it is easy to understand for me. Please put more videos on organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry syllabus Sir. Although problems and formulas are useful, please explain the whole lesson as you explained in group theory videos . So it is easy to understand the concept and i can able to attend csir exam. Please sir.

[@subhrajyotidebnath4030]

Please refer to meisler and tarr for question no 70, that was basic hydrolysis, there was no question of trans effect,

[@AllBoutChemistry]

Basic hydrolysis is only happening in that question, I just told you that what is the driving force for removal of Cl ligand.

[@subhrajyotidebnath4030]

@@AllBoutChemistry but I have never read a book in which trans effect of different amines are given, you told trans effect of secondary amine is greater than tertiary amine. Can you mention the source

[@aaradhyapriyam814]

@@subhrajyotidebnath4030 plz expain the concept of hydrolysis

[@subhrajyotidebnath4030]

The concept behind this is the easiest attainment of trigonal bypyramidal intermediate which will be easy for the reactent where cl is opposite to NH group., Pg:451 on miesler and tarr

[@aaradhyapriyam814]

@@subhrajyotidebnath4030 thank you...

[@knowingchemistry735]

It's quite confusing when Nh3 behave as strong field ligand and when it behave as weak field ligand ?? Plz explain.

[@noneknows8777]

Sir plz make videos on physical chemistry dec 2k18 & june 2k18

[@shaibazchemistry7715]

Q no 64 ans should be 3rd bcoz it's nido type n all of dem is coming closo csir ans key is also showing 3rd

[@explore.yourself6162]

sir...pls add harmonic oscillator part of quantum mechanics

[@animeshmukherjee6594]

Will the no of qs be reduce from online Dec 2019?

[@Azmeer_1]

Sir you explain very well.

[@priynkajaale8113]

Thanku so much sir jiii its very helpful for us thanku sir🙏🙏🙏

[@brijesh_shah]

Thanks a lot sir 😊

[@kapansh4494]

Till what expected marks we can get admission in HCU for msc chemsitry ?

[@dhanyashreedas9413]

last year it was around 48 , general

[@Learningtree1211]

Sir how to predict stereochemistrt in question 1?

[@myfamily4048]

Thank you sir.

[@narasimhamurthyg3457]

Thank you so much Sir...🙏

[@vipulpatel5249]

after studying so much when i saw these questions i see that i dont know any of these. not even a single question.

[@ychemistry2613]

thanku so much sir.

[@rekhakomla465]

Sir font size do bigger

[@nikitagupta8288]

Thanks alot sir

[@rachakondasaidulu6169]

Tq sir

[@AnkitVerma-yk1ho]

64 no questions is from huheey 336 page no directly

[@AllBoutChemistry]

Yes its from Huhyee, thanks for informing about the page number too

[@rameshk9271]

@@AllBoutChemistry explain question 61 with stereochemistry of the complex. Both option 1 and 2 have similar structure. How to find the correct structure

[@pallaviyadav5599]

Thanku so much Sir..

[@bhavyeshdesai4809]

sir how to predict stereochemistry of group in first question

[@jaggu3149]

Thank you sir