REPORT ON A STATE LEVEL ONE DAY WEBINAR - 2021" CSIR Inorganic and Physical Spectroscopic Problems”

 

MARUDHAR KESARI JAIN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN,VANIYAMBADI

REPORT ON A STATE LEVEL ONE DAY WEBINAR - 2021

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01.07.2021

On 1st July 2021, A State Level One day Webinar on “CSIR Inorganic and Physical Spectroscopic Problems” was organized by PG Department of Chemistry, Marudhar Kesari Jain College for Women, Vaniyambadi. The program started with a prayer song. The welcome address was given by Ms. S. Baranipriya, Assistant Professor, and PG Department of Chemistry. Next the felicitation was given by Dr.M. Inbavalli, Principal, MKJC, Vaniyambadi. Dr.M. Charumathy, Head, PG Department of Chemistry has introduced the chief guest       Dr.K. Geetha, Associate Professor, Head PG & Research Department of Chemistry, Muthurangam Arts College, Vellore. Mam explained clearly about the problems regarding CSIR previous year question paper. It was very helpful to our students to solve problems in future competitive exams. Finally Ms. R. Ramya, Assistant Professor, PG Department of Chemistry, delivered vote of thanks.

 

KEY NOTE

CSIR previous year question paper discussed

Guided us how to solve problems

Spectrum analysis explained

How to identify spectrum range

How to identify peaks and functional groups

Calculate signals and chemical shift

 

 

 

 

 

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