Syllabus. Introduction to s-block elements, their Physical & Chemical properties, Alkali Metals. Recapitulation of s- and p- Block Elements -2
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1 Syllabus Weekly course details along with learning objectives and content: Week Modules Learning Objective Content Week-1 Elements -1 Elements -2 Elements -3 Week-2 Elements -4 Elements-5 Know about s-block Elements, Know about Physical properties and Chemical properties of s-block elements, Know their biological importance, Discuss complex formation, Discuss organometallic compounds of alkali metals, Understand diagonal relationship, and, anomalous behaviour of lithium. Gain basic knowledge about alkali and alkaline earth metal. Know about chemical and physical properties of s-block elements. Learn about various types of synthesis and reactivity of alkaline earth metal. Get the basic idea about organometallic compounds and complex formation Know about Abundance and occurrence of alkaline earth metal Know about biological importance of s-block elements Discuss introduction of p- elements Know significance of p-block elements Understand comparative study of p-block elements Know about hydrides of p-block elements Know about hydrogen halide Understand oxides of p-block elements Know about oxyacid of p-block elements: Boric acid, carbonic acid and silicic acid Know about oxyacids of nitrogen and phosphorous Know about Oxyacids: Arsenic acid, Sulfuric acid Know about Oxyacids of halogen Discuss halides Know about halides of Group 15 and Group 16 elements Know about hydride of boron: Diborane, Borazine Introduction to s-block elements, their Physical & Chemical properties, Alkali Metals. Alkaline earth metals. Introduction to p-block elements & their comparative study Hydride & oxides of p- block elements Oxyacids & Halides Page 1 of 10
2 Elements-6 Week-3 Elements-7 Elements-8 Elements-9 Week-4 Industries-1 and Borohydride Understand the fullerene, Understand the carbide Understand the fluorocarbon Study the synthesis, the structure and properties of fullerene Understand the classification of carbide Understand the application and uses of various steps of carbides Understand the manufacturing, properties, application and environment and health concern of different fluorocarbons Understand the chlorofluorocarbons, their structure, synthesis and major properties Study the comparison between the carbon and silicon it's similarities and dissimilarities Understand the silicates and its structure based classification Understand the Tetrasulfur tetranitride Understand the Synthesis and properties of tetrasulfurtetranitride Understand the Halogen its occurrence, electronic configuration and physical properties Understand the reactivity of the elements of the halogen Study the applications of Halogens Understand the basic properties of halogens Understand the basic properties of interhalogen compounds Understand the classification of interhalogen and its structure Understand the properties of interhalogens Understand the polyhalide, its structure and properties Discuss silicate materials. Discuss about silicate glass. Know history of glass usage. Explain the structure of a glass Explain processing technique of glass. Fullerene, Carbides, Fluorocarbon Chlorofluorocarbons and silicates. Tetrasulfur tetranitride and Halogen Halogen & Inter halogen compounds Introduction to materials & Glass. Page 2 of 10
3 Industries -2 Industries -3 Week-5 Industries -4 Discuss classification of glasses Understand the visualization of glass Know about raw materials required in glass production Know problems in glass manufacturing Understand the manufacturing of different types of glasses Understand amorphous and crystalline structure Understand characteristics of amorphous structure Understand Zachariasen s rules Understand factors affecting Glass formation, Understand Electronegativity Discuss Viscosity Discuss limit of SiO 2 to form Glass Understand the experiment : Glass formation Discuss the challenges in Glass Industry Glass: Structural Chemistry Glass- Synthesis Glass-Structural chemistry and Challenges Industries -5 Industries -6 Explain a ceramic Discuss various applications of ceramics Classify ceramics Discuss methods used to process ceramics Define porosity and also calculate true porosity Discuss processing of traditional ceramics Discuss major problems faced in ceramic processing Discuss about ceramic Describe properties and application of ceramic Define refractory material Define sintering Explain tape casing method Explain cement Discuss processing techniques of ceramics Ceramics Ceramics and Cement Page 3 of 10
4 Week-6 Industries -7 Understand the chemical constituents of cement Understand cement constituents and application Know the setting of cement Know the setting of cement and gypsum Chemistry behind Cement Industries -8 Know about development in cement industry Understand how to make cement Define concrete Know about the environmental impact Development and manufacturing of cement Industries -9 Know about superconductivity Know about types of super conductors Understand about superconducting oxides Understand ceramics superconductors Superconducting oxides Week-7 Fertilizers-1 Go back in History: Origin of fertilizer Understand Fertilizer: a chemical Know about the qualities of fertilizer Know about the abuse of fertilizer Understand the best practices Origin and History of Fertilizers Fertilizers -2 Know meaning of fertilizer. Understand significance of nutrients in fertilizer-n, P, K Learn classification of fertilizer. Know about complex or multinutrient fertilizer. Explain inorganic and organic fertilizer. Know properties of solid and liquid fertilizer. Learn about complete fertilizer. Know incomplete fertilizer. Classification of Fertilizer Page 4 of 10
5 Fertilizers -3 Explain compound fertilizer. Discuss production of compound fertilizer. Know what is complex fertilizer? Discuss various advantages of compound fertilizer. Explain mixed fertilizer and its method of preparation. Know major advantages of mixed fertilizer. Explain Potassium chloride or Muriate of Potash (MOP). Discuss how potassium chloride does manufactured? Learn about Potassium sulfate or Sulfate of Potash (SOP). Explain manufacturing of potassium sulfate. General concepts in Fertilizer Week-8 Fertilizers -4 Know about Ammonium Sulphate (NH 4 ) 2 SO 4 Know about Ammonium Nitrate (NH 4 NO 3 ) Know about Ammonium Nitrate Ammonium Sulphate (NH 4 ) 2 SO 4.(NH 4 )NO 3 Know about Nitrate of Lime (Calcium Nitrate) Ca(NO 3 ) 2 Know about Calcium Cyanamide (CaCN 2 ) Know about Urea (H 2 NCONH 2 ) Fertilizers -5 Nitrogen Fertilizers Phosphorous Fertilizers Know about Super phosphate; Ca(H 2 PO 4 ) 2 Know about Triple super phosphate; 3Ca(H 2 PO 4 ) 2 Know about Nitrophosphate Know about Ammoniated phosphate; NH 4 (H 2 PO 4 ) Know about Metaphosphate; 3Ca(PO 3 ) 2 Understand about micronutrients Page 5 of 10
6 Fertilizers -6 Week-9 Surface Coatings -1 Know manufacturing and advantages of urea. Understand manufacturing of ammonium nitrate. Learn advantages of ammonium nitrate. Know manufacturing of calcium ammonium nitrate. Discuss advantages of calcium ammonium nitrate. Know manufacturing and advantages of ammonium phosphate. Understand manufacturing of super phosphate. Discuss about polyphosphate. Explain harmful effects of N-P-K fertilization. Understand the purpose of surface coating, its historical background and development as protective decorative technique Study its classification into various types together with understanding the basis involved Know about process of various coating their characteristics and application in domestic and engineering field. Mixed Fertilizers Introduction and Classification Surface Coatings -2 Know about experimental details and various Electroplating and Vapour type of electroplating, conditions of the deposition electroless plating Know about deposition coatings, in the deposition coating Know about physical vapour deposition and chemical vapour deposition. Week- 10 Surface Coatings -3 Surface Coatings -4 Know about varnishes, enamels Know about mechanism of film formation, Compare dyes with pigments, wax polishing, Know about special paints Study various types of organic coatings viz varnishes, enamels, lacquers, wax polish, emulsions etc. Discuss components of each of the above mentioned coatings and their applications Understand mechanism of film formation and process of drying. Paint and PVC coating Special Organic and Natural coatings Page 6 of 10
7 Know about some special paints like heat resistant, luminescent, fire retardant, cement paint etc. Familiarize with natural or eco-friendly paint and risk parameters in coating. Batteries -1 Know about the basic concepts of battery, how it was invented, its construction, components and classification of batteries with some examples. Batteries: Introduction Week- 11 Batteries -2 Batteries -3 Alloys-1 Alloys-2 Know about some examples of secondary batteries i.e. lead acid batteries, lithium batteries Know about solid-state electrolyte batteries, its advantages, disadvantages and its applications Understand about some fuel cells and its types in brief. Know about the some basic concepts of fuel cells, Know about principles & classification of the fuel cells. Know about fuel cell setup and its efficiency, Understand about solar cell and photovoltaic cell (PV), Understand about photovoltaic effect and also the solar polymer cell. Discuss history of metals Describe alloys and their types Describe ferrous and non-ferrous materials Discuss different classifications of metals Describe steels and its types Discuss heat treatment. Discuss copper alloys Discuss magnesium alloys Discuss nickel and its alloys Discuss Titanium and its alloys Discuss history of steel Discuss different approaches for steel production Discuss continuous casting method Discuss ferrous metals and its classifications Lead acid and Lithium ion batteries Fuel Cell and Solar Cell Classification Manufacture & application of steel Page 7 of 10
8 Week- 12 Alloys-3 Catalysis-1 Catalysis-2 Catalysis-3 Discuss cast iron and its classifications Discuss microstructure of different cast irons. Discuss properties of cast iron Discuss about stainless steel and its classification Discuss properties of different stainless steel Discuss about high strength low alloy steel Discuss different heat treatments of steel Discuss about the effect of heat treatment on the microstructure of steel Discuss about hardening methods of steel Define the terms Catalyst and inhibitor, catalysis and auto-catalysis. Explain the functioning of a catalyst. Know the types of Catalysis Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Catalysis and their distinguishing features Factors affecting catalyzed reactions Theory of catalysis: Intermediate Compound Theory Adsorption theory of catalysis Physical and chemical adsorption Role of physical adsorption and chemisorption is catalysis Heat of chemisorption Five step mechanism of adsorption theory Activity, selectivity and stability Choice of a catalyst Active sites Explain enzyme as nature s catalyst, Compare the activity and reactivity of man-made catalyst and enzyme, Describe the mechanism of enzyme activity and its selectivity(lock and key mechanism), Explain the factors which affect enzyme activity, Describe the homogeneous catalysis carried by Heat treatment processes General principle & properties of catalyst Homogenous & Heterogenous catalysis Industrial applications of catalysis Page 8 of 10
9 Catalysis-4 Catalysis-5 Chemical Explosives soluble metal complexes, Describe the Wilkinson s catalysis and its industrial importance, State some industrially important catalytic process- Haber s, Ostwald s, catalytic converter for controlling vehicle exhaust gases Understand about discovery of Zeolite Know about structure and composition of zeolite Understand the properties, preparation as well as catalytic applications of zeolites. Know about the role of PTC, Know about Cyanide displacement reaction, Understand probable reaction pathway Know about crown ethers as PTC Understand mechanism of PTC Discuss types of phase transfer catalysts Know the applications of PTC Understand the basic idea of explosive material. Discuss classification based on its nature as explosive. Understand essential requirement for good explosive. Understand how constructively one can think about explosives. Know about preparation of few explosives for understanding the process. Get an idea of explosive properties of few common explosives. Have a concept of explosive working as propellant. Understand how one can select a good propellant. Zeolites as catalyst Phase Transfer catalyst Chemical Explosives Course Coordinator and subject experts/ instructors 1. Prof. Prasanna S. Ghalsasi, M.Sc., Ph.D. is Professor in Chemistry at Faculty of Science, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara since He likes to teach undergraduate chemistry courses. He is involved in Chemistry and Science Olympiad activity. Reviewed four World Edition books from Pearson Publisher in basic chemistry. He is occupied with Page 9 of 10
10 undergraduate research activity, recently under aegis of HBCSE, Mumbai (NIUS). He is active in research in molecular materials, especially organic magnets and organic ferroelectrics. 2. Dr. R. N. Jadeja, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Chemistry), Associate Professor in Chemistry at Faculty of Science, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara. He has a teaching experience of over 12 years. He has published 50 research papers in national and international journals of repute along with authoring 1 book. Three students have received Ph.D. under his guidance. 3. Dr. B. V. Kamath, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Chemistry), Ex-Professor & Head in Chemistry at Faculty of Science, The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Vadodara. He has a teaching experience of over 30 years. He has published 45 research papers in national and international journals of repute. 4. Prof. Shishir Sinha, M.Tech., Ph.D., Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, I.I. T. Roorkee. 5. Prof. B. S. S. Daniel, M.E(I) in Metallurgy, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, I.I. T. Roorkee. 6. Dr. V. K. Singh, Ph.D., M.Sc., Professor, College of Engineering (COER), Roorkee. 7. Dr. Shalini Joshi Pant, Ph.D., M.Sc., (Ex-Principal), SSDPC Girls PG College, Roorkee. Page 10 of 10
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