DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

UG since 1955

PG since 1974

Courses offered:  B Sc (Three Years Annual System) and 

                    M Sc in Chemistry (Two years, four Semester System)

                    PH D

Intake:  UG - Maths group 3 Sections and Bio group 3 Sections (264 + 264 = 528 for session 2022-23)

          PG - 30 Government seats and 10 SFS seats, total 40 seats

Syllabus:    Click Here

Teaching Staff

Sanctioned Post-11    Filled-09  Vacant-02  View Detail

HOD: DR A K SAXENA   9414676550

RESEARCH GUIDES :

                                     DR SHALINI HEMKAR 

                                     DR SUNEEL KUMAR

Non Teaching Staff: 

Lab Asistant - One            Lab boy - One

Profile:

Lohia College, Churu was established in 1945 as a degree college. As demand for science stream was felt vigorously in this region of Shekhawati, classes for B Sc course started in 1955. This region of Rajasthan was educationally backward at that time. In due course, no. of students in science subjects increased phenomenally, and to cater demand for PG courses in science subject, particularly in Chemistry, M Sc course started in 1975. Since then PG Department of Chemistry acquired self identity as a progressive department and maintained its aura in spite of adverse conditions of this desert area. Beginning with 10 seats for PG classes, now it has 30 seats in M Sc Previous. 10 more seats were made available under SFS  in 2009. This is because of the encouraging results of the Department. Our department has prominent and prestigious identity in this region. Students, passing from our department, now occupy positions in private and public sectors. 

 It’s also a great achievement of our department that most of the members are having Ph D degree. We also organize terminal tests to monitor the development of PG students. Department is well equipped with instruments, chemicals, glassware and other items to meet the student’s demand.

 Besides all these, process is on to purchase FT-IR, electronic balances and other minor and major equipments.

Department has also established a separate computer lab with ten computers, along with printers, scanners, UPS, computer chairs, computer tables and other accessories. Internet facility is available at all the systems andWi-Fi is also established in the Department. Systems are connected with networking. Students of PG classes and research students have easy access to these facilities.

Department is also enriched with valuable and good reference books. More than 500 books are available in Departmental library and thousands in central library for undergraduate and postgraduate students of Chemistry. Books are issued to them for reference and studies.

Seminars are also being organized in the department to train PG students in delivering lectures and presentations, and refining their skills. All students of M. Sc. (F) are required to present a lecture of at least 30 minutes and submit it in form of a project/file. The topics are of their interest from prescribed syllabus. Internal marks, out of 25, are awarded by the Department in main University examination for seminars. An hour per week is allotted in the time table, also.

Laboratory Facilities:                                     UG - One Lab

                                         PG - Two Labs

                                              RESEARCH LAB - ONE

                                              COMPUTER LAB - ONE

                                              INSTRUMENTATION LAB - ONE

Chemistry Laboratory

Instrumentation Facility:

FT IR 

UV Visible Spectrophotometer

Flame Photometer

Spectrophotometer

Colorimeter

Conductivitymeter

pH meter

BOD incubeter 

Water analysis kit

Oven

Hot plate

Microwave oven

Electronic Balances

Other Facilities:

Computers

Printers and multifunctuinal Printers

Photostate machine

Refrigerator

RO water System

Invertor for power backup

UPS

AC

B Sc course outcome:

Undergraduate course in Chemistry include various topics in inorganic, organic and physical chemistry. A graduated student is expected to have knowledge such as:

• Understanding of major concepts, theoretical principles and experimental findings in chemistry.
• Knowledge of Periodic Table, its properties, construction and other features
• Atomic and Molecular structure
• Formation of orbitals
• Drawing various structures and positioning and movement of electrons
• Various chemical reactions and their mechanism
• Properties and uses of solids, liquids, gases, solutions, liquid crystals, colloids and other form of material
• Thermodynamics and thermochemistry
•  Recognizing various equipmens and glasswares used in laboratories
• Familiar with various practical techniques like distillation, sublimation, purification etc.
• ability to work effectively in diverse teams in both classroom and laboratory
• able to employ critical thinking and efficient problem solving skills in the four basic areas of chemistry (analytical, inorganic, organic, and physical).
• able to conduct experiments, analyze data, and interpret results,
• familiar with common names and uses of some chemicals in day to day life
• know the proper procedures and regulations for safe handling and use of chemicals and can follow the proper procedures and regulations for safe handling when using chemicals

M Sc Course outcome:

Post graduate student in Chemistry is expected to possess following:

• Better understanding of various theoretical and practical aspects related to inorganic, organic, physical and analytical chemistry.
• Ability to analyse given data or problem for a solution
• Understanding and application of classical mechanics to various systems
• Handling of various spectrophotometric and other equipments like flamephotometer, chromatography, conductivity meter, pH meter, colorimeter etc
• Instrumental techniques for IR, NMR, TGA, X-ray, Potentiometry, Atomic and molecular spectroscopy, Photoelectron spectroscopy, Electron diffraction, etc and their applications
• Able to perform two and three step synthesis of compounds
• Separation and identification of inorganic and organic mixtures
• Interpretation of various spectral data
• Able to explain various complicated reaction mechanisms in inorganic and organic systems
• Role of amino acids and other compound in life cycles
• Stereochemistry and bonding in inorganic and organic compounds
• Chemistry of natural products
• Metal to ligand bonding and reaction mechanism in transition metal complexes
• Understanding of group theory and symmetry
• Green chemistry principles
• Understanding principles of Chemical kinetics, thermodynamics and thermochemistry
• Thorough knowledge of good reference books and notes making skill development
• Developing skills to deliver lecture before audience

ADMISSION CUT OFF M SC PREVIOUS (GOVT. SEAT)

2022-23

M Sc P Seminar

M Sc F Seminar

2021-22

Chemistry seminar 2021-22 report