BLOOM PUBLIC SCHOOL

Vasant Kunj, New Delhi

Lesson Plan
Class: XII
Subject: CHEMISTRY

Month: MARCH-APRIL No of Periods: 9

Chapter No.2: SOLUTIONS
TTT: 6 PERIODS WT:3 PERIODS
Chapter Solutions

Learning Students will be able to

Objectives 1. Describe the formation of different types of solutions
2. Express concentration of solutions in different units.
3. State and explain Henrys law and Raoult’s law.
4. Distinguish between ideal and non- ideal solutions.
5. Will understand reason for deviation of real solutions from Raoult’s
law.
6. Describe colligative properties of solutions and correlate these with
molar masses of the solutes.
7.Explain abnormal colligative properties exhibited by some solutes in
solutions

Resources NCERT Text book , Reference books (Companion chemistry, Pradeep’s

Chemistry),Extra marks, Support material by DOE

Activity/
practicals

Class Work Explanation and written work related to subtopics-

Types of solutions and methods for expressing concentration of solutions,
Numericals on methods to find out concentration, Molarity and molality and
numericals, Solubility of liquids and gases in liquids and vapour pressure of
pure liquid vapour pressure of liquid solutions, Henry s law , Raoult’s law and
its applications and numericals, Ideal and non- ideal solutions, Colligative
properties, Elevation in boiling point, depression in freezing point and
numericals on colligative properties , Osmosis and osmotic pressure, reverse
osmosis and abnormal molar masses, Class test

Home NCERT exercise questions :Q no. 2.4,2.9, 2.20, 2.32, 2.41

work Q no.1.2,1.6,1.11,1.12,1.20(P g no 30,31)

Assessment Class Test

PERIOD WISE PLAN

PERIOD CONTENT
 Introduction to types of solutions and methods for expressing concentration of
Period 1 solutions, Numericals on methods to find out concentration, Molarity and
molality and numericals (Explanation and written work related to subtopics)
.(NCERT Pg 33 to36)

Period 2 Solubility of liquids and gases in liquids and vapour pressure of pure liquid
vapour pressure of liquid solutions, Henry s law (Explanation and written work
related to subtopics) NCERT Pg 38,39,40

Period 3 Raoult’s law and its applications and numericals. (Explanation and written
work related to subtopics)NCERT Pg 41,42,43,44

Period 4 Ideal and non- ideal solutions, Colligative properties(Relative lowering of

vapor pressure) (Explanation and written work related to subtopics)NCERT Pg
45,46,47,48

Period 5 Elevation in boiling point, depression in freezing point and numericals on

colligative properties, ( Explanation and written work)NCERT Pg 48,49,50,51

Period 6 Osmosis and osmotic pressure, reverse osmosis and abnormal molar masses.
(Explanation and written work related to subtopics)NCERT PG 52,53,54)

Period 7 Abnormal molar masses ,numericals(Explanation and written work related to

subtopics) NCERT Pg 55,56,57

Period 8 Revision of the chapter will be done USING Extra marks.(Mind map)

Period 9 Class test

 BLOOM PUBLIC SCHOOL
Vasant Kunj , New Delhi
Lesson Plan
Class: XII
Subject: CHEMISTRY
Month: APRIL No of Periods:9
Chapter No. 3: ELECTROCHEMISTRY
TTT: 6 PERIODS WT: 3
PERIODS
Chapter ELECTROCHEMISTRY

Learning Students will be able to

Objectives 5. Describe an electrochemical cell and differentiate between electrolytic
and galvanic cell.
6. Apply Nernst equation for calculating the emf of galvanic cell and
define standard potential of cell.
7. Define resistivity, conductivity and molar conductivity of ionic
solutions.
8. Differentiate between ionic and electronic conductivity.
9. Describe the method for measurement of conductivity of electrolytic
solutions and calculations of their molar conductivity.
10. Enunciate Kohlrauschs law and learn its applications.
11. Describe the construction of some primary and secondary batteries and
fuel cells.
12. Explain corrosion as an electrochemical process.

Resources NCERT text book , Reference books (Companion chemistry, Pradeep’s

Chemistry),Extra marks, Support material by DOE

Activity/ -
practicals

Class Work Explanation and written work related to subtopics

- Introduction to electrochemical cell, galvanic cell and oxidation and
reduction ,Measurement of electrode potential, electrochemical series, Nernst
equation and its applications , Equilibrium constant from Nernst equation,
electrochemical cell and Gibb s energy of the reaction and numericals
Conductance of electrolytic solutions , measurement of conductivity of ionic
solutions, Variation of molar conductivity with dilution for strong and weak
electrolytes, Kohlrauschs law, electrolytic cells and electrolysis, Batteries,
primary and secondary batteries, Fuel cells, corrosion

-Revision of Chapter using Mind map(Extra marks)

-Class test

Home work NCERT EXERCISE QUESTIONS:Q NO 3.6 , 3.7, 3.11, 3.14, 3.18(Pg no
91,92)
Assessment Class Test

PERIOD WISE PLAN

PERIOD CONTENT

Introduction to electrochemical cell, galvanic cell and oxidation and reduction

Period 1 (Explanation and written work related to subtopics) .(NCERT PG 63 to66)

Period 2 Measurement of electrode potential, electrochemical series, Nernst equation

and its applications (Explanation and written work related to subtopics)
NCERT PG 66,67,68,69,70

Period 3 Equilibrium constant from Nernst equation, electrochemical cell and Gibb s
energy of the reaction and numericals (Explanation and written work related
to subtopics)NCERT pg 71,72

Period 4 Conductance of electrolytic solutions , measurement of conductivity of ionic

solutions (Explanation and written work related to subtopics)NCERT PG
75,76,77,78

Period 5 Variation of molar conductivity with dilution for strong and weak electrolytes,
Kohlrauschs law, electrolytic cells and electrolysis ( Explanation and written
work)NCERT PG 83,84,85

Period 6 Batteries, primary and secondary batteries

(Explanation and written work related to subtopics)NCERT PG 86,87)

Period 7 Fuel cells, corrosion (Explanation and written work related to subtopics)
NCERT PG88,89

Period 8 Revision of the chapter will be done USING Extra marks.(Mind map)

Period 9 Class test

 BLOOM PUBLIC SCHOOL
Vasant Kunj , New Delhi
Lesson Plan
Class : XII
Subject: CHEMISTRY

Month : APRIL No of Periods:9

Chapter No. 4: CHEMICAL KINETICS
TTT: 5 PERIODS WT: 4
PERIODS
Chapter CHEMICAL KINETICS

Learning Students will be able to

Objectives 13. Define the average and instantaneous rate of a reaction.
14. Express the rate of a reaction in terms of change in concentration of
either of the reactants or products with time.
15. Distinguish between elementary and complex reactions.
16. Differentiate between ionic and electronic conductivity.
17. Differentiate between molecularity and order of a reaction..
18. Define rate constant.
19. Discuss the dependence of rate of a reaction on concentration,
temperature and catalyst.
20. Derive integrated rate equations for zero and first order reactions.
21. Determine the rate constants for zero and first order reactions.
22. Describe collision theory.

Resources AV Lessons , NCERT text book, Reference books ( Reference

Book Companion chemistry, Pradeep’s Chemistry),Support material by DOE

Activity/ -Students will study the effect of change in the concentration and temperature
practicals on the rate of reaction between sodium thiosulphate and HCl in PRACTICAL
PERIOD IN LAB.

Class Work Explanation and written work related to subtopics

- rate of a chemical reaction on the basis of reaction rates, ionic and non ionic
reactions, Average and instantaneous rate of reaction, factors affecting rate of
a chemical reaction, Order of reaction and molecularity of reaction and
different orders of reactions and their detais with numericals, Determination of
order of reaction by integrated rate law equation, Rate of radioactive decay,
half life and numericals on half life Pseudo first order reaction, temperature
dependence of rate of reaction, activation energy , Effect of catalyst, collision
theory of chemical reactions,Revision, Class test

Home work NCERT exercise questions :Q NO 4.2 , 4.5, , 4.15, 4.19,4.25(PG NO 119,120)

Assesment Class test

 PERIOD WISE PLAN

PERIOD CONTENT

-Introduction to rate of a chemical reaction on the basis of reaction rates, ionic

Period 1 and non ionic reactions (Explanation and written work related to subtopics)
.(NCERT Pg 93 to95)

Period 2 Average and instantaneous rate of reaction, factors affecting rate of a chemical
reaction (Explanation and written work related to subtopics) (NCERT Pg 95 to
99)

Period 3 Order of reaction and molecularity of reaction and different orders of reactions
and their detais with numericals (Explanation and written work related to
subtopics)NCERT Pg 100to 103)

Period 4 Determination of order of reaction by integrated rate law equation

(Explanation and written work related to subtopics)(NCERT Pg 108 to 109)

Period 5 Rate of radioactive decay, half life and numericals on half life (Explanation
and written work)NCERT Pg 108,109)

Period 6 Pseudo first order reaction, temperature dependence of rate of reaction,

activation energy (Explanation and written work related to subtopics)NCERT
Pg 110 TO 113)

Period 7 Effect of catalyst, collision theory of chemical reactions(Explanation and

written work related to subtopics) (NCERT Pg 114,115,116)

Period 8 Revision of the chapter will be done using extra marks.(Mind map)

Period 9 Class test