Chemistry - Classes 1 & 2

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CHEMISTRY
1st class Date : 01-07-2019
Dr Dr. K. Ananthanarayanan
Associate Professor (Research)
SRM Research Institute & Department of Chemistry
Room No 1313,13th Floor, UB, Research Institute Office
Email : [email protected]
Phone : 9840154665
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General information
 6 classes / week (I day order : 8.00 – 9.40 am, II day order :
4.05 – 4.55 pm, V day order : 9.45 – 10.35 am. 5 credit
course (incl. 2 lab class). Lab. : V day order : 3.15 – 4.55 pm
 Location: 602, UB
 Activities: Teach the entire syllabus, provide lecture

material as hand outs, will provide notes, announce
assignments, take laboratory sessions & conduct CLA’s
 Grading/weightage: Assessment test I – 10%, Assessment

test II – 15%, Assessment test III – 15% & Assignments –
10%, End Semester – 50%
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Preface
 New syllabus – following AICTE norms (second year), NPTEL
 Refer SRMIST curriculum – orientation program
 Weightage : Equal weightage (Theory and Lab.)
 Continuous learning assessment (CLA) pattern
 Attendance (minimum 75% is a must)
Preface
 The contents of the slides will not deviate markedly from the
usual textbooks. (Other reference material if any will be
provided).
 Effort will be made to present as much visual information as
possible and also make the class more interactive.
 Important slides will be marked with a “X” symbol in one of the
corners of the slide.
 The entire course material is intended for learning and
understanding of the subject matter (not merely for ‘exams’ or
‘syllabus coverage’).
 Lecture slides, notes and handouts will be provided in a regular
basis (e-mail – [email protected]
password: srmchemistry (DO NOT DELETE THE EMAILS)
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References
 B. H. Mahan, R. J. Meyers, University Chemistry, 4th ed.,
Pearson publishers, 2009.
 Peter W. Atkins, Julio de Paula, James Keeler, Physical
Chemistry, 11th ed., Oxford publishers, 2018
 K. P. C. Vollhardt, N. E. Schore, Organic Chemistry:
Structure and Function 7thed., Freeman, 2014
 Principles of physical chemistry, B.R. Puri, L.R. Sharma,

M.S. Pathania, Sultan Chand & Sons Publishers.
 Textbook of Inorganic Chemistry, P.l. Soni, Mohan Katyal,
Sultan Chand & Sons Publishers.
 Textbook of Organic Chemistry, P.l. Soni,
H.M.Chawla,Sultan Chand & Sons Publishers.
What is Chemistry?
 The study of matter (composition, structure, properties,
changes,……)
 Science  Pure
 Does not necessarily have an application
 Technology  Applied
 Has practical applications in the society
 Engineering
 Interdisciplinary field : Materials chemistry, pharma, agro,

engineering etc.
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Why study Chemistry?

 Every day we come into contact with plenty of
manufactured objects that are essential
 Examples : The vehicles that we travel in; the clothes that

we wear; the machines in our homes and offices; the sport
and leisure equipment we use; the computers and phones
that we can’t live without; and the medical technology that
keeps us alive
 Everything we see and use is made from materials :

metals, polymers, ceramics, semiconductors and
composites (basis set is chemistry)
www.classroom.materials.co.uk
Question: Science to Technology?
Charles Frédéric Gerhardt

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Dr. K Ananthanarayanan

 Fuselage is built with carbon-fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) – which
supports lower fuel burn, easier maintenance and increased resistance to
corrosion.
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Goals
 Brief introduction to concepts in chemistry (level 1
undergraduate course)
 Utilize concepts in chemistry for technological advancement

based on electronic, atomic and molecular level modification
 Finally, this course will help you as an engineer to:
1) Fundamental understanding of concepts

2) Importance of chemistry in various technological
applications and in industries
Syllabus overview
Total FIVE chapters
 Quantum mechanics and molecular orbital theory
 Spectroscopy
 Inorganic chemistry
 Physical chemistry
 Organic chemistry
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Purpose
 Utilize the atomic and molecular manipulation towards the
design of new materials
 Exploit the periodic properties of elements for bulk property
manipulation towards technological advancement
 Employ various spectroscopic techniques in identifying the
structure and correlate it with their properties
 Address concepts related to electrochemistry, such as
corrosion, using thermodynamic principles
 Employ various organic reactions towards the design of fine
chemical and drug molecules for industries
 Utilize the basic chemistry principles applied in various
engineering problems and identify appropriate solutions
Thank you all for your

attention
Information presented here were collected from various sources –

textbooks, articles, manuscripts, internet and newsletters. All the
researchers and authors of the above mentioned sources are greatly
acknowledged.

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 Activities: Teach the entire syllabus, provide lecture

 Grading/weightage: Assessment test I – 10%, Assessment

 Refer SRMIST curriculum – orientation program

 Weightage : Equal weightage (Theory and Lab.)

 Continuous learning assessment (CLA) pattern

 Attendance (minimum 75% is a must)

18CYB101J-Chemistry Page 3 Dr. K Ananthanarayanan

 Principles of physical chemistry, B.R. Puri, L.R. Sharma,

 Interdisciplinary field : Materials chemistry, pharma, agro,

18CYB101J-Chemistry Page 6 Dr. K Ananthanarayanan

Why study Chemistry?

 Examples : The vehicles that we travel in; the clothes that

 Everything we see and use is made from materials :

18CYB101J-Chemistry Page 7 Dr. K Ananthanarayanan

Question: Science to Technology?

Charles Frédéric Gerhardt

Question: Science to Technology?

18CYB101J-Chemistry Page 9 Dr. K Ananthanarayanan

Question: Science to Technology?

18CYB101J-Chemistry Page 10 Dr. K Ananthanarayanan

Question: Science to Technology?

Question: Science to Technology?

 Utilize concepts in chemistry for technological advancement

 Finally, this course will help you as an engineer to:

1) Fundamental understanding of concepts

Total FIVE chapters

 Quantum mechanics and molecular orbital theory

18CYB101J-Chemistry Page 15 Dr. K Ananthanarayanan

Thank you all for your

Information presented here were collected from various sources –

18CYB101J-Chemistry Page 16 Dr. K Ananthanarayanan

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