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M.PHIL. CHEMICAL SCIENCES is a postgraduate Chemistry course. Chemical Science is the study of issue or a part of the regular sciences which manages the structure of substances and the properties and responses. Subjects normally contemplated under this degree are Theoretical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Medical Chemistry, Bioinorganic Chemistry, Photochemistry, Environmental and Analytical Chemistry and so on. The length of the course is two years and the prospectus for the course is isolated into four semesters. The course is a significant and profession starting in nature which opens many openings for work for the applicants after its fruitful finish.

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MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY IN CHEMICAL SCIENCES
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M.Phil. Chemical Sciences: Subjects of Study (Syllabus)

Paper Code	Subjects of Study
1	Research Methodology
2	Physical Methods in Chemistry
3	Recent Trends in Chemistry
4	Thermodynamics and Physical Properties of Liquid Solution
5	Reactivity of Ether Linkage
6	Kinetics and Mechanism
7	Advanced Coordination Chemistry
8	Reactivity of Ether Linkage II
9	Advanced Studies of Macro Cyclic Complexes
10	Organic Reaction Mechanism
11	Physical Methods in Inorganic Chemistry
12	Corrosion Inhibition on Metals
13	Natural Products Chemistry
14	Advanced Coordination Chemistry II
15	Thermodynamics of Liquid Solutions
16	Physical Methods in Inorganic Chemistry II
17	Electro Organic Chemistry
18	Organic Synthesis
19	Organic Reaction Mechanism II