Project Work for Chemistry

Format of Project Work

1. Cover Page

2. Declaration

3. Recommendation Letter

4. Certificate of Approval

5. Acknowledgments

6. Table of Contents

7. Abstract

8. Chapter I: Introduction

9. Chapter II: Literature Review

10. Chapter III Materials and Methods

11. Chapter IV: Results and Discussion

12. Conclusion

13. References

[Note: Try to follow the format as much as possible]

[Note: For detail see the Pioneer Practical Chemistry Book]

[Note: Every individual student should prepare one project work of their own.]
 Some Sample Topics for Project Work
1. Detection of Acid radicals Present in Tap Water of Your Locality.

2. Preparation of Sanitizers and Awareness Programs Regarding its Uses

3. Preparation of Molecular Model Using Soyabeans and Toothpicks

4. Experiences of Peoples in Lockdown During the COVID-19 Pandemic

5. Experiences of Online Education System During the Pandemic

6. Prospectives of Students on Online Education System

7. Social Media and its Impact on Youth

8. Prospectives and Impacts of Using Facebook-Instagram Among Students

9. Impacts of Polymers on People’s Daily life

10. Study of Uses and Adverse Effects of Plastics on the Environment

11. Study of Corrosion and Rusting of Iron

12. Gather the Knowledge of Medicinal Plants Found in Your Locality

13. Identification of Medicinal Plants with Antidiabetic Abilities

14. Study of the Food Adulterants Present in Food Samples (Milk and Dairy products,
Oils, Coffee, Species)

15. Preparation of Soap using Vegetable oil

16. Investigation of Foaming Capacity of Different Washing Soap

17. Adverse Effects of Pesticides and Insecticide in Fruits and Vegetables

18. Understanding the Shapes of Different Molecules by Preparing Models [(a) Using
Soyabeans and Toothpicks, b) Mud and Sticks]

19. Determination of Relative Surface Tension of Liquid by Drop Count Method

20. Determination of Relative Viscosity of Liquid by Drop Count Method

21. Determination of Solubility of Solids (NaCl, Na2CO3, CaCO3, NaOH, Sugar

(sucrose: C12H22O11), and BaSO4) at Laboratory Temperature
22. Check the Impurities Present in Your Drinking Water

23. Study of Method of Purification of Water

24. Sterilization of Water Using Bleaching Powder

25. Observe Your Surroundings and Make a List of Organic and Inorganic
Compounds with Necessary Arguments.

26. Observe Your Surroundings and Make a List of Natural and Synthetic Polymers
with Necessary Arguments. Also, Discuss the Adverse Effects of Overuse of
Synthetic Polymers like Plastics.

And So on…………….

[Note: Students are also free to choose any topics. You can prepare on any
topics based on your interest and wiliness].