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Chemistry 12 - FSc II - Mr. Ali Hamza

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Course at a glance

Chemistry 12 - FSc II - Mr. Ali Hamza is a FSC 2 YEAR CHEMISTRY course from Al Noor Tuition, taught one-to-one by a verified Al Noor teacher, delivered online. It runs to 16 modules and 23 lessons. Follow a teacher-led schedule, prepare before class, and use your course room for study and assignments. Check the curriculum below for the lessons and activities included. Fees are PKR 8,000/hr.

How you will learn

Learn with a teacher

Follow a teacher-led schedule, prepare before class, and use your course room for study and assignments.

  1. 1Open your course room
  2. 2Prepare and attend class
  3. 3Practise and track progress

How this course is taught

Explore the learning format and the material available in this course.

  • Live classes with your teacher

    Scheduled live sessions in the Al Noor online classroom — shared whiteboard, screen sharing, and questions answered as they come up.

  • Questions and course support

    Message your teacher through the LMS when a question comes up mid-homework, and our advisors stay reachable on WhatsApp for anything about scheduling or fees.

  • Progress you can see

    Track completed activities in your course room and review assessment results in your gradebook.

  • Study on any device

    Classes, recordings, and tests work in any browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop.

What this course covers

A quick view of the syllabus areas included in this course. Open the detailed curriculum below for individual lessons, quizzes, assignments, and resources.

  1. Module 1 · 2 items

    Chapter 1 — Periodic Classification of Elements and Periodicity

    The periodic law, the long-form table and the trends that flow from it.

  2. Module 2 · 1 item

    Chapter 2 — s-Block Elements

    Group IA and IIA metals: trends, important compounds and uses.

  3. Module 3 · 1 item

    Chapter 3 — Group IIIA and Group IVA Elements

    The boron and carbon families and their characteristic chemistry.

  4. Module 4 · 1 item

    Chapter 4 — Group VA and Group VIA Elements

    The nitrogen and oxygen families, their oxides and oxyacids.

  5. Module 5 · 1 item

    Chapter 5 — The Halogens and the Noble Gases

    Groups VIIA and VIIIA: reactive halogens and unreactive noble gases.

  6. Module 6 · 2 items

    Chapter 6 — Transition Elements

    The d-block: variable oxidation states, colour, magnetism and complexes.

  7. Module 7 · 2 items

    Chapter 7 — Fundamental Principles of Organic Chemistry

    Classification, functional groups, isomerism and reaction types in organic chemistry.

  8. Module 8 · 2 items

    Chapter 8 — Aliphatic Hydrocarbons

    Alkanes, alkenes and alkynes: preparation and reactions.

  9. Module 9 · 2 items

    Chapter 9 — Aromatic Hydrocarbons

    Benzene: structure, aromaticity and electrophilic substitution.

  10. Module 10 · 1 item

    Chapter 10 — Alkyl Halides

    Preparation, substitution/elimination reactions and Grignard reagents.

  11. Module 11 · 2 items

    Chapter 11 — Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers

    Oxygen-containing organic compounds and their characteristic reactions.

  12. Module 12 · 2 items

    Chapter 12 — Aldehydes and Ketones

    The carbonyl group, its preparation and characteristic reactions.

  13. Module 13 · 1 item

    Chapter 13 — Carboxylic Acids

    Carboxylic acids, their acidity, reactions and derivatives.

  14. Module 14 · 1 item

    Chapter 14 — Macromolecules

    Polymers and biological macromolecules.

  15. Module 15 · 1 item

    Chapter 15 — Common Chemical Industries in Pakistan

    Major chemical industries and their processes.

  16. Module 16 · 1 item

    Chapter 16 — Environmental Chemistry

    Air and water pollution, their effects and control.

Course content

16 modules · 23 lessons

Full lesson titles shown below. Open lesson content unlocks after your enrolment payment is verified.

  1. Module 1

    Chapter 1 — Periodic Classification of Elements and Periodicity

    The periodic law, the long-form table and the trends that flow from it.

    2 items
    • Classification & the periodic lawLesson
    • Periodic trends & anomaliesLesson
  2. Module 2

    Chapter 2 — s-Block Elements

    Group IA and IIA metals: trends, important compounds and uses.

    1 item
    • Group IA & IIA elementsLesson
  3. Module 3

    Chapter 3 — Group IIIA and Group IVA Elements

    The boron and carbon families and their characteristic chemistry.

    1 item
    • Boron & carbon familiesLesson
  4. Module 4

    Chapter 4 — Group VA and Group VIA Elements

    The nitrogen and oxygen families, their oxides and oxyacids.

    1 item
    • Nitrogen & oxygen familiesLesson
  5. Module 5

    Chapter 5 — The Halogens and the Noble Gases

    Groups VIIA and VIIIA: reactive halogens and unreactive noble gases.

    1 item
    • Halogens & noble gasesLesson
  6. Module 6

    Chapter 6 — Transition Elements

    The d-block: variable oxidation states, colour, magnetism and complexes.

    2 items
    • General characteristics of transition elementsLesson
    • Complexes & coordination compoundsLesson
  7. Module 7

    Chapter 7 — Fundamental Principles of Organic Chemistry

    Classification, functional groups, isomerism and reaction types in organic chemistry.

    2 items
    • Nature & classification of organic compoundsLesson
    • Isomerism & types of reactionsLesson
  8. Module 8

    Chapter 8 — Aliphatic Hydrocarbons

    Alkanes, alkenes and alkynes: preparation and reactions.

    2 items
    • AlkanesLesson
    • Alkenes & alkynesLesson
  9. Module 9

    Chapter 9 — Aromatic Hydrocarbons

    Benzene: structure, aromaticity and electrophilic substitution.

    2 items
    • Benzene: structure & aromaticityLesson
    • Reactions of benzeneLesson
  10. Module 10

    Chapter 10 — Alkyl Halides

    Preparation, substitution/elimination reactions and Grignard reagents.

    1 item
    • Alkyl halides & their reactionsLesson
  11. Module 11

    Chapter 11 — Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers

    Oxygen-containing organic compounds and their characteristic reactions.

    2 items
    • Alcohols & phenolsLesson
    • EthersLesson
  12. Module 12

    Chapter 12 — Aldehydes and Ketones

    The carbonyl group, its preparation and characteristic reactions.

    2 items
    • Carbonyl compounds: structure & preparationLesson
    • Reactions of aldehydes & ketonesLesson
  13. Module 13

    Chapter 13 — Carboxylic Acids

    Carboxylic acids, their acidity, reactions and derivatives.

    1 item
    • Carboxylic acids & derivativesLesson
  14. Module 14

    Chapter 14 — Macromolecules

    Polymers and biological macromolecules.

    1 item
    • Polymers & biomoleculesLesson
  15. Module 15

    Chapter 15 — Common Chemical Industries in Pakistan

    Major chemical industries and their processes.

    1 item
    • Key chemical industriesLesson
  16. Module 16

    Chapter 16 — Environmental Chemistry

    Air and water pollution, their effects and control.

    1 item
    • Pollution & sustainabilityLesson

Try a few Chemistry questions

Free to use, with the answer and a worked explanation on each one — from the same question bank our teachers build for their students.

1

Deviation from ideal behavior increases when?

  1. A.intermolecular attractions become significant
  2. B.temperature becomes very high
  3. C.density becomes very low
  4. D.pressure approaches zero

Answer: intermolecular attractions become significant

Intermolecular attractions become significant is the condition or assumption that best explains ideal or non-ideal behavior.

3. Gases — Real and ideal gases · standard

2

If the equilibrium constant for A <=> B is K, what is the constant for B <=> A?

  1. A.-K
  2. B.K
  3. C.1/K
  4. D.K^2

Answer: 1/K

Reversing a balanced equilibrium expression inverts its equilibrium constant.

6. Chemical Equilibrium — Equilibrium calculations · advanced

3

For a reaction at a fixed temperature, Qc > Kc. In which direction will the system shift?

  1. A.toward reactants
  2. B.the equilibrium constant becomes zero
  3. C.toward products
  4. D.no shift occurs

Answer: toward reactants

The reverse reaction is favored until Qc falls to Kc.

6. Chemical Equilibrium — Equilibrium calculations · advanced

More free Chemistry practice questions →

Course details

Subject
CHEMISTRY
Level
FSC 2 YEAR
Delivery
Online
Schedule
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Tuition format
One-to-one tuitionSchedule and pace tailored to your child. Sibling pairs welcome.

Chemistry 12 - FSc II - Mr. Ali Hamza — questions parents ask

What is included in the Chemistry 12 - FSc II - Mr. Ali Hamza course?

Follow a teacher-led schedule, prepare before class, and use your course room for study and assignments. The curriculum lists 16 modules and 23 learning activities. Browse the outline for the available lessons, resources, and assessments.

Can I revisit the course material?

Published lessons and available recordings can be revisited in your course room while you have access. Follow any module prerequisites shown in the curriculum. Check the course outline for the recordings and reading material included.

How do I practise and track progress?

Use the quizzes and assignments listed in the curriculum to practise. Follow each activity for its instructions and deadlines. Completed activities appear in your course progress, and assessment results appear in your gradebook.

Is Chemistry 12 - FSc II - Mr. Ali Hamza taught online or at home?

This course is delivered online. Online classes run in the Al Noor live classroom with a shared whiteboard and screen sharing, and work in any browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop.

How much does Chemistry 12 - FSc II - Mr. Ali Hamza cost?

The fee is PKR 8,000/hr. There are no hidden charges; anything extra, such as extra one-to-one hours, is agreed with you first.

How do I enrol?

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