No more fear of Chemistry.
Chemophile booklets by Adeel Sir: Class 11 and 12 Chemistry, explained in Hinglish. Every concept starts with an everyday example, then a diagram, then the exam-ready answer.
Stop memorising. Understand it, and it stays.
- NCERT section-wise
- Board answers in English
- JEE/NEET extra boxes
- Read online or get the paperback
- Free sample PDF
Read the free sample first
One complete topic from every chapter, with the real book pages. Flip through it right here like a book, or download the PDF and share it with friends.
Chemistry was never hard. The way it was taught was.
Read NCERT three times and still didn't get it.
In Chemophile every topic starts with Adeel Sir's example: a comb, a balloon, a TV, a cold drink. Understanding first, definition after.
I know the concept but can't write it in the exam.
Every topic has an "Exam mein aise likho" box: the board answer in English, on ruled lines, ready to learn.
Numericals scare me.
631 solved examples across the 19 chapters of Class 11 and 12, step by step, then "Ab tumhari baari" to try it yourself.
Studied everything and still lost marks.
The "Galti mat karna" box points out the mistakes that cost the most marks, before the exam does.
Look inside, then decide
Everything below is cut straight from the Chemophile pages.
Every concept starts with an everyday example
What is charge? Adeel Sir starts with a comb and bits of paper. The idea sticks, no cramming needed.
A clear, labelled diagram on every page
812 figures and diagrams across Class 11 and 12. From a cathode ray tube to chemical equilibrium, you see it all.
The board exam answer, ready in English
Understand it in Hinglish, write it in English. Every topic comes with the answer examiners look for.
Catch mistakes before the exam does
The "Galti mat karna" and "Ruko aur socho" boxes stop you exactly where most students slip.
Chemistry from things at home
LPG, vinegar, sugar, candles, cold drinks: each topic opens with a big illustration showing where that chemistry is around you.
Rote learning vs Chemophile
| Rote learning | Chemophile | |
|---|---|---|
| Concept | Memorise the definition | An everyday example first, then a visual, then the concept |
| Language | Heavy English, a dictionary for every line | Explained in Hinglish, exam answers in English |
| Diagrams | Few, small and unclear | On every page, in colour and labelled |
| Exam answers | Write your own and hope the format is right | "Exam mein aise likho" box with the answer ready |
| Practice | Hunt for answers at the back | A quick check after every topic, a 40-mark test after every chapter |
| JEE/NEET | Find it somewhere else | JEE/NEET extra boxes built in, plus QR codes for PhET simulations |
Every box has a job
Each concept starts from an everyday example.
The board answer, in English.
Common mistakes that cost marks.
Advanced concepts for competitive exams.
A question solved step by step.
A short trick to remember it.
Pause and think before reading on.
Solve it yourself; answers are printed upside down.
A small activity with things at home.
A QR code for a PhET simulation on your phone.
Bonus at the end of every chapter
- Formula sheet
- Fact sheet: the whole chapter on one page
- Top 12 mistakes
- Most-asked exam questions
- 16 MCQs + Parts B and C
- 40-mark test + scorecard
- Answer key
- Your certificate
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Does it follow the NCERT and CBSE syllabus?
Yes. Every chapter follows the NCERT section numbers, and the chapters match the CBSE 2026-27 syllabus, so it is easy to cross-check with your textbook.
Is it useful for JEE and NEET too?
The main focus is the board exam and clear concepts. Every chapter also has "JEE/NEET extra" boxes covering advanced concepts.
If I study in Hinglish, how will I write the exam in English?
The explanations are in Hinglish, but every topic has an "Exam mein aise likho" box with the full board answer in English.
What is the difference between Online and Paperback?
The content is the same. You read the online book on your phone or tablet with your own login. The paperback is a printed booklet you can write in, tick and colour.
How do I read the online book?
After your order and payment, Adeel Sir sends you a login ID and password. Tap "Login" on this website, enter them, and read your chapters. One ID works on one device only, so don't share it. If you change your phone, contact Adeel Sir.
How much does it cost?
Each chapter's Online and Paperback price is shown under its cover. Pick chapters in "Build your pack" and the total adds up automatically. Delivery is charged extra for the paperback.
How do I order?
Choose a format and chapters in "Build your pack" above, then tap "Send order on WhatsApp". Adeel Sir will share payment and delivery details on WhatsApp.
Can I see the book before buying?
Yes. There is a free sample for both Class 11 and Class 12, with one complete topic from every chapter. Flip through it in "Free sample" above, or download the PDF.
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