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Introduction to atomic theory and initial idea as atomic nuclear models, Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle, de Broglie concept, Schrodinger wave equation for hydrogen, VBT and MOT of Di atomic molecules , Crystal field theory and magnetic properties of transition metal ion, Bonding in metals (Band Theory).
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