Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being — DU B.Sc (hons) Chemistry Previous Year Question Papers

Programme
B.Sc (hons) Chemistry
Paper type
GE
Paper code
2174001005
Exam years
2025–2025

Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being is a GE paper in Semester I of B.Sc (hons) Chemistry at Delhi University (paper code 2174001005). 1 previous year question paper from 2025 are listed below; view or download each original PDF.

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Text of the nov dec 2025 DU question paper (UPC 2174001005), so you can see what gets asked before opening a PDF.

Answer any six questions, all questions cany equal marks. Meditation (LKM)? (5) b. How does nutrition affect brain function and mood regulation? Why is pr'otein intake essential for muscle recovery after exercise? (5) c. Discuss the contributions of south Indian ironworks in the development of wootz a. What role does the TCA cycle play in energy metabolism? (5) b.Comparedirectandindirectmethodsofbodycompositionanalysis,mentioning their advantages and limitations. (5) c. Discuss the contribution of Indian chemists to early inorganic chemistry. (5) a. Explain the concepts of BMI and BMR, and discuss how they help in assessing an individual's nutritional and metabolic health. (5) b. Discuss in detail the neurophysiological basis of various states of mind, explaining the role of brain wave patterns and neuroimaging evidence. (5) c. Discuss how yogic postures, breathing, and meditation contribute to physical, physiological, and mental well-being. (5) a.i. Define atom and molecule with suitable examples. (2.5) (5, 5, 5 -]5) ii. How do laws of motion help explain Chemical reactions at molecular level? (2.5) b. Discuss the use and purification of mercury (Parada Samskara) in Indian 'alchemy. (5) c. Describe Newton's three laws of motion with one real-life application each. (5) 5. a. Differentiate between dyes and pigments with examples (5) b. Discuss the significance of the Delhi Iron Pillar in aLcien`t inetallurgy. (5) c. Explain the process of extraction of zinc and its importance. (5) 6. a. Discuss the role of slz4/p%zfr /Gcr#c}fec}4czJ in Indian alchemy. (5) b. Describe Govz.#c7czcfrcnyc7 's and yclLsfroc}rfecrrcr 5 contributions to Indian chelnical thought. (5) rc. Elaborate on the role of hydration and electrolytes in maintaining water balance during exercise. (5) 7. 8. a. Discuss how ancient Indian thinkers understood energy and matter interconversion. (5) b. What is the role of Acharya Vagbhatta in ancient chemistry. (5) c. Compare the benefits of yoga with aerobic exercise in terms of cardiovascular and stress-related parameters. (5) a. rlow were cosmetics prepared from herbal and mineral sources? Give two examples. (5) b. How did ancient Indians understand oxidation and reduction processes? (5) c. Explain the role of chemical reactions in ancient Indian rituals. (5)

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Where can I download the DU Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being previous year question paper PDF?
This page lists 1 Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being question paper for B.Sc (hons) Chemistry at Delhi University (2025). Open any paper to view the original PDF or download it. It is free and needs no login.
Which years of Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being question papers are available?
Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being papers are available for 2025.
What is the paper code (UPC) of Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being?
The Unique Paper Code for Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being in B.Sc (hons) Chemistry is 2174001005.
Which semester is Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being taught in?
Chemistry in Indology and Physical and Mental Well-Being is a GE paper in Semester I of B.Sc (hons) Chemistry, according to DU's published scheme.

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