I have designed a question bank for first-year undergraduate students. This comprehensive resource covers essential topics such as Bohr's theory, quantum mechanics, atomic spectra, and more. The questions are categorized based on Bloom’s taxonomy, providing a balanced approach to learning and assessment.
Feel free to download the question bank in PDF format using the link below for your study and preparation.
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I am sharing some of my teaching materials for the computational chemistry here. Click the underlined text for downloading
Do you want to know how to install GAMESS in Windows machine? Click here to download my PowerPoint slides.
What about installation of GAMESS in Linux machine? (Ubuntu). Here are my PowerPoint slides you can download. Introductory Linux tutorial slides are also included.
Basis sets in computational chemistry explained. My PowerPoint slides are here for you to download.
Various capabilities of GAMESS. The theoretical and practical aspects of GAMESS is explained in this presentation. You can download it here
Practicing computational chemistry with GAMESS. Some laboratory examples are shared in this presentation. Click here to download
Different methods and scope of computational chemistry. Elementary ideas are presented in this slides. Download the slides here.
GAMESS code explained step by step in this powerpoint presentation. Download it here.
Mathematical aspects of computational chemistry from Hartree to Hartree-Fock to Post Hartree Fock Methods. Practical aspects of Z-matrix preparation for Gaussian Package and basis set analysis are also included in this presentation. Downloads are available here.
Gaussian Input files for a few small molecules. This file is useful for MSc practical purposes. Click here to download.
Computational Chemistry notes for MSc Chemistry classes. Click here to download.
Python code for GAMESS in Windows interface (Credit: Anna Tomberg)
Linux shell script file "gms" written by me for one step execution of GAMESS input program. Copy this file to home/bin folder and make the file executable. To run the GAMESS fire the command gms <input file> (without extension) in terminal before use. Click here for downloading.
Linux shell script file for building executable files (buildgamess17) for GAMESS. Click here to download. (Credit: Ernst Schumacher)
Here are some of my lecture notes on Quantum Chemistry. More resources will be updated later.
Lecture notes: Particle-in-a-ring
Lecture notes: Particle-on-a-Sphere
Lecture notes: Hartree Fock SCF Method of Atom
Handwritten Lecture Notes: Set - 1a (Introductory part-1)
Handwritten Lecture Notes: Set - 1b (Introductory part-2)
Handwritten Lecture Notes: Set - 2 (General Quantum Chemistry)
Handwritten Lecture Notes: Set - 3 (Advanced Quantum Chemistry)
Lecture notes on conformational isomerism for the Undergraduate students can be found by clicking here. (Or click on the cyclohexane image)
Lecture notes on basic concepts of molecular symmetry taught in the undergraduate chemistry course can be downloaded here. (Or click on the water molecule image). Please do not hesitate to make comments on the notes.
I am sharing some Microsoft excel work books prepared by me for easing your official and academic activities. Many of these workbooks are macro-enabled and hence you will have to enble it before proceeding your data input
This macro-enabled spreadsheet will save your time during the valuation of your University Answer Scripts. Please click the red button link to download the file. Make sure you "enabled" macros when asked. (If you are asked a password while opening the sheet please give: DRVC01)
An even more user friendly macro-enabled spreadsheet will help you during the preparation of score sheets during your paper valuation. (Specially designed for Kannur University). Click the red button link to download the file. Make sure you "enabled" macros when asked.
Macro-enabled spread sheet specially designed for generating form for claiming TA/DA and remuneration. This is especially useful when you are coordinating a national or state-level seminar or workshop
This excel workbook is used for the computerized evaluation of Adsorption experiments and compares the experimental data with fitted data via linear least square fit. Please follow the information given in the sheet. Click the image in this panel to download the sheet