Engg. Chemistry I PPT, GD, Case Study Topics Div-Data Science
Engg. Chemistry I PPT, GD, Case Study Topics Div-Data Science
Engg. Chemistry I PPT, GD, Case Study Topics Div-Data Science
47 Li2 molecule
48 Be2 molecule
49 O2 molecule
50 CO molecule
51 NO molecule
52 Aromaticity & Properties of Aromatic compounds
53 Rules for Aromaticity
54 Structure and bonding of benzene
55 Energy diagram of the pi molecular orbitals in benzene.
56 Structure and bonding of pyrrole.
57 Molecular orbital diagram of Pyrrole
58 Intermolecular Forces- Hydrogen bonding
59 Intermolecular Forces- Vander Waals interactions.
60 Intermolecular Forces- dipole- dipole interaction
61 Intermolecular forces - Ionic forces
62 Phase rule
63 Phase with examples
Rules
1. Prepare PPT on a given topic.
2. PPT contains a maximum of ten slides.
3. Time limit 4 min for each student.
4. Presentation carry 5 marks.
CASE STUDY FORMAT GUIDELINES
Following is a suggested guideline for preparing your case study :
Font: Times new roman 12, Justify your text properly so it was good-looking,
In the right corner write your name. division, roll number
Cover Page
(Include Title name, )
Executive Summary
(to focus on key points/findings/ analysis)
Introduction
Current context or situation analysis and/or background including objectives, and why the case
study is important/ significant
Body
May include:
of the case
Could include:
All creative ideas must be founded upon some logic or rationale and a thorough understanding of
context and expected changes/impact.
Conclusion
References
Pl source journals, periodicals, and policy documents, books as well as any online research. Make
sure you support your ideas with facts and figures. Please try to use your own words and ideas
based on research rather than copy and paste from the internet. Pl use in-line citations style
recommended at the tiss website at
http://download.tiss.edu/research/overview/Manual_of_Style_2013-2012.pdf
Appendices : All charts, tables, figures and other related items can be placed here and referenced
in the report.
Roll Case StudyTopics
Number Last date 31 Jan 2022 (11.59 pm)
1 Fossil Fuels – “Liquid Coal: Producing Liquid Fuel from Non-
Petroleum Sources"
2 Kinetics - "Corn Ethanol: Using Corn to Make Fuel?"
37 Plant-based plastics
46
1. Why do solar cells use silicon dioxide?
47
1. How can farmers avoid using pesticides?
48
1. Explain how military applications use nanophotonics
49
1. Describe surface tension and its applications
50
1. Explain the creation of pearls
51
1. Explain how heavy metals are detected in plants
52
1. Explain how bad plastic packaging is and how it influences food
quality
53
1. How do soft drinks affect the human body?
54
1. Define organic food- Is it safe for human consumption?
55
1. Describe the inventions of the scientist who contributed the most
in chemistry
56
2. Rocket fuel and biofuels
57
3. Nanotechnology enabled metallurgy
4.
58
5. Nanotechnology in agriculture
6.
59
7. Radioisotopes and radiochemistry in health science
8.
60
9. Ecological restoration and rewilding
61
Remote sensing of Earth hazards
62
2D materials: preparation, characterization and applications
63
Machine learning for materials chemistry
Rules
Prepare report for case study: 4/6 pages. (In type mode)
Handwriting not allow
Pdf contains 4 to 6 pages.
Upload pdf within the given time.
Do not change the given topic.
On the right corner of the page write your name, division, roll
number.
Pdf name use this: FY-DS-Roll no-your name
Roll Group Discussion Topics
Number
1
2
3 The Global Warming
4
5
6
7
8 Biomedical waste crisis
9
10
11 1.
2.
12 3.
13
Green Jobs are essential for sustainable development
14
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18
Impact of Coronavirus/COVID-19 on Environment
19
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23
Impact of Plastic Pollution on Earth Surface
24
25
26
27
28
Water scarcity in India
29
30
31
32
33
Indiscriminate Tourism will lead to environmental damage
34
35
36
37
38
39 Use of Renewable energy in India
40
41
42
43 Climate Change – What can we do about it?
44
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48
E-waste management
49
50
51
52 Are Big Dams Necessary?
53
54
55
56
57
Ever growing air pollution levels – Where does the problem
58 lie?
59
60
61
62 Nuclear Energy in India – Boon or Bane?
63
Rules
Group discussion on a given topic is compulsory for all the students.
(Carry 5marks)