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Semester-IV

Sub. Code. Title

AC 401 : Fertilizers

AC 402 : Biochemistry and Toxicology of Pesticides.

AC 403: Herbicides & Plant Growth Regulators.

AC 404 : Pesticides Residues

Laboratory Courses for Second Year (Semester III & IV)

Course No. Course Marks

AC 004

AC 005

AC 006

Project

Laboratory Course in Pesticides & Agrochemicals I

Laboratory Course in Pesticides & Agrochemicals II

100

100

100

Minimum 50% Practicals rom all units should be completed in semester III

The Project will be allotted in the beginning of third semester and will be

continued during fourth semester. The examination will be conducted at the end

of the year.General Instructions :

1. Each Theory course requires 48 lectures each of one hour ( 4 hrs/ week)

2. Each Practical course requires 144 laboratory periods each of one hour.

3. Teacher should follow syllabus as well as time schedule given in the

syllabus for all topic Variation up 4-5 hours ( more or less ) may be acceptable.

4. Each external examination theory question paper should contain 8

questions of 12 Mark each Students will be asked to answer 5 questions out of 8

questions. Paper setter may consider subparts as [ (a),(b), (c) ] in each question.

5. Question paper should generally be uniformly distributed over thesyllabus.

Examination Pattern ;

Number of Internal Tests and Time duration.

Three internal tests ( per course ) each of 20 Mark and one hour duration

should be conduct as per the test schedule . Total marks out of 40 should be

considered from best two test s marks.

External Examination:

University will conduct external examination at the end of each semester.Each Theory course will have examination of 60 marks ( Duration 3 hours )

Practical examination will be conducted at the end of year (annual ) before

theory examination. Time table for external examinations will be Declan by

Examination section of University well in advance. Project viva will be

arranged after practical examination.


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Standard of Passing:

To pass any course, the candidate has to secure minimum 40% marks in

internal as well external examination.

The candidate failed in internal or external or both examinations shall

have to appear subsequent examinations for that course.

Educational Tour: Educational tour aiming at giving practical exposure to

students is propos once in two years.

In Plant Training : Students are expected to undergo one month practical

training ( at their on Cost ) in relevant industries, The said training is proposed

after III / semester.

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CH-203 : PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II

CONTENTS

1 Microwave Spectroscopy

2 Infrared Spectroscopy

3 Raman Spectroscopy

4 Electronic Spectroscopy of Molecules

5 The Rates of Reactions

6 The Kinetics of Complex Reactions.

7 Molecular Reaction Dynamics

8 Fast Reactions

CH-203 : PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II

1 MICROWAVE SPECTROSCOPY :-

The intensity of spectral I nes, the rotation of molecules, the rigid

diatomic molecules, the rigid diatomic molecules intensities of

spectral lines, effect of isotopic substitution, Non rigid rotator,


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spectrum of non-figid rotator, polyatomic molecules; linear

molecules, symmetric top molecules.

Ref 1 Chapter 25 Page : 1- 50 [6]

2 INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY :-

Vibrating diatomic molecules, simple harmonic oscillator,

anharmonic oscillator, Diatomic vibrating rotator, vibration rotation spectrum

of CO2, Breakdown of Bron-Oppenheimer approximation, vibrations of

polyatomic molecules, Fundamental vibrations and their symmetry, overtone

and combination frequenci4es, the influence of rotation on spectra of

polyatomic linear and symmetric top molecules, influence of nuclear spin [7]

3 RAMAN SPECTORSCOPY :-

Quantum and classical theories of Raman effect, Pure rotational

Raman Spectra Linear molecules, Symmetric top molecules,

spherical topmolecules, vibrational Raman Spectral Raman activity

of vibrations Rule of Mutual exclusion, vibrational Raman spectra,Rotational fine structurem structure determination from Raman and

infrared spectroscopy.

Ref 1 Chapter 4 Pages 100 -116 ,119 -121 [5]

4 ELECTRONIC SPECTROSCOPY OF MOLECULES :-

Electronic spectra of diatomic molecules:

Born- oppenhemier approximation vibrational coarse structure,

Intensity of vibrational-electromic spectra, franck-condon principle

Dissociation energy and dissociation products, Rotational fine

structure of electronic vibration transitions the Fortrat diagram,

predissociation.

Raf:- 1 Chapter 6 Page 162 175 [6]

5 THE RATE OF REACTINS:-

Rate laws and rate constants, reactions approaching equilibrium,

consecutive elementary reactions, the variation of concentrations

with time rate determining step, the steady state approximation, Pre-

equilibria, the Michaelis, -Menten mechanism,

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