IIT JEE , AIEEE Forum - Chemistry , Inorganic Chemistry - Importance of fact-based Inorganic Chemistry in IITJEE

thevyzz

I have been trying to study Qualitative Analysis and p-block elements, but I keep forgetting. Is there any way other than learning it by-heart. How much quesitons do they generally ask based on facts in inorganic chemistry ? ( Like reactions, colors of salts,etc )

Is it advisable to leave fact-based portions ( including qual.analysis ) in inorganic chemistry?

crack

i suggest no....................
thats only part where you can be sure of earning marks........if you no it properly......
i suggest you learn the procedure for any 3 salts completely with permutation and combinations of radicals...
learn the group reagents and write it once.... i mugged it up like that
form tables of procedure,observations and inference(jus like you write nit in record )......before you know it will be on your brains.....
same for p blocks.......... (preparations,properties,uses)
pretend your a factory owner and you need those elements and you are trying to get i the most economical ways.......

thevyzz

thanks for the reply, how much time does mugging all of that took ( in ur case)

Is it possible to do that three weeks before the exams ( as the last part)

crack

i took 4 days to mug up...i did while writing my record in case of salt analysis......... do rate me if helpful

ashwin123

Arre, thats not the way u study inorganic, you cant mug books like op tandon/arihant, fully, mar jaaoge.

U can trust me, my chem is good(esp. inorganic&org.) There are only certain pts of each radical / element /grp that u can and must remember. like in any salt analysis questions, if they want to show gas co2 , they will say it makes lime water milky and dissolve in excess and et al.(Remember: so2 can also do this

)

So just some keywords, to remember yaar, inorganic becomes easy.

ashwin123

If u want i can upload some of my notes on the net(say rapidshare), they are pretty good . Will help u score good in inorg. atleast.

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