Chemistry for B.Sc. Students: Inorganic Chemisty-3 | Organic Chemisty-3 - NEP Maharashtra

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This textbook has been designed to meet the needs of B.Sc. Fourth Semester students of Chemistry as per Common Minimum Syllabus prescribed for Universities and Colleges under the recommended National Education Policy 2020 in Maharashtra. The book brings together two core areas of the curriculum—Inorganic Chemistry-III and Organic Chemistry-III—and presents them in a clear, systematic and student-friendly manner.

The Inorganic Chemistry-III section covers Coordination Chemistry, Redox Reactions and Inorganic Polymers, focusing on bonding theories, structure and stability of coordination compounds, electrochemical principles of redox processes and the chemistry and applications of important inorganic polymers. These topics are essential for understanding modern developments in industrial, biological, and materials chemistry.

The Organic Chemistry-III section deals with Nitrogen Compounds, Heterocyclic Compounds, and Organometallics, emphasizing their preparation, properties, reactions and mechanisms. The text highlights the relevance of these compounds in pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and catalytic processes, helping students connect theoretical concepts with practical applications.

Written in accordance with university examination requirements and modern pedagogical practices, the book emphasizes conceptual clarity, logical reasoning, and application-based learning, making it an effective resource for classroom instruction, self-study, and exam preparation.

Integrated coverage of two core papers in a single volume:

Inorganic Chemistry-III (Coordination Chemistry, Redox Reactions, Inorganic Polymers)

Organic Chemistry-III (Nitrogen Compounds, Heterocyclics, Organometallics)

Systematic and concept-oriented presentation suitable for undergraduate learners

Clear explanation of coordination chemistry including bonding theories, isomerism, and applications

Comprehensive treatment of redox reactions and electrochemical concepts

Introduction to inorganic polymers with structure, synthesis, and industrial relevance

Detailed coverage of nitrogen and heterocyclic compounds with reaction mechanisms