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Latest News(No news has been posted yet) | Department of Chemistry Pondicherry University Welcomes You Available Courses Analytical chemistry is an essential tool with which we monitor the environment in our attempt to preserver a habitable and hospitable planet for ourselves and future generations. Analytical chemistry aids modern biology and medicine to understand how organisms function and to diagnose and treat disease. Chemical analysis is required for characterization an quality control in the manufacture of semiconductors, metals, plastics, paints, fabrics, fertilizers, and nearly everything else that we use. Analytical chemistry is essential to ensure the safety of our food and water supplies. Analytical chemistry does not just belong to chemists. If you breathe air, eat, drink, use manufactured goods, or visit the doctor when you are ill, your life depends on analytical chemistry every day. Write a concise and interesting paragraph here that explains what this course is about Resources related to course CHEM342 physical chemistry Collection of problems related to CHEM341 Physical Chemistry course. You are given WIKI format. Just answer each question Thermodynamics is neither engineering, nor physics, no chemistry, nor biology. It is a tool used by all. Thermodynamics is based on a limited number of axioms and the rest of it is just deductions from these axioms. These axioms are derived from everyday experience. In this course we will deal with thermodynamic properties of general systems which is independent of any molecular model. We will be discussing the following topics in this course: 1. Equation of a state and its importance 2. First law of thermodynamics and its consequences 3. Second law of thermodynamics and nature of spontaneity 4. Third law of thermodynamics and low temperature 5. Phases and stability of phases 6. Mixtures and phase diagrams 7. Concept of equilibrium and equilibrium reactions learn about chemical kinetics, electrochemistry and solid state chemistry Chem 422 Organic chemistry II consists of V units. Two units of heterocylic chemistry and three units of Bioorganic chemistry are taught in this course. This is a short course in organic chemistry for students pursuing science courses other than chemistry without organic chemistry background but require the knowledge of basic principles of organic chemistry to perform well in their courses. Chem 221 is introductory organic chemistry course. The objective of the course is developing an in depth knowledge and understaning of the basic concepts, principles and rules of organic chemistry. Instruction of the course is aimed at devloping scientific attitude among the students and to encourage them to construct the knowledge rather than memorising the facts. Laboratory course in organic chemistry is aimed at developing the experimental skill required for organic synthesis and analysis. In this course students will be offered a basic training in organic synthesis and analysis. It is the mission of this course to provide access to problems that appeared in various journals that we collected during the course of our teaching activities in organic reaction mechanism course. In case you have additional problems please give the details of the problem along with reference etc to the teacher. We will try to incorporate the question after evaluation in due course. Advanced topics in Organic Chemistry is aimed at developing an indepth knowledge at application level in the areas of organic structure determination by spectroscoipc methods, principles of stereoselective synthesis and molecular recognition. Learners are encouraged to lear from web resourses by solving problems. Chem 421 is a foundation course for learning advanced organic chemistry courses. This course emphasises the relationship between structure and reactivity of organic molecules. The importance of observation, analysis, interpretation, synthesis and evaluation in learning chemistry is emphsised in the instruction of this course. |
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