syllabus applied chemistry

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Department of Applied Chemistry

Institute of Technology

Banaras Hindu University

COURS STRUCTUR ! S"##ABUS O$ $I% "AR I&T'RATD

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Department of Applied Chemistry

Institute of Technology

Banaras Hindu University


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,roposed course structure for$ive "ear Integrated () Tech) *Industrial Chemistry+.

$irst "ear

I - Semester:

Su./ectsContact

Hrs)0 1ee2Credit

Theory:

1. Mathematics I

2. Physics I

3. Chemistry I

4. Engineering Mechanics

5. Computer Programming and Graphics

3

3

3

3

4

3

3

3

3

4

Practical:!. Physics "a#

$. Computer "a#

%. Engineering &ra'ing

(. )or*shop Practice

3

3

4

3

2

2

3

2

Total for I0II Semester 34 35

II + ,emester for -I,/ group of students0I ,emester for ,EC& group of students

Su./ectsContact

Hrs)0 1ee2Credit

Theory:1. Mathematics II

2. Physics II

3. Chemistry II

4. /hermodynamics

5. Enironmenta ,tudies

!. Professiona )riting

3

3

3

3

4

3

3

3

3

3

4

3

Practical:

$. Physics "a#

%. Chemistry "a#

(. )or*shop Practice

3

3

3

2

2

2

Total for II0I Semester 36 35

Total for ,art 7I 58

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Second "ear

III - Semester:

Su./ects ContactHrs)0 1ee2 Credit

/heory:

C6211: Chemistry of Poymers

C6212: eaction 7inetics

P6212: 8uantum Mechanics

M6211: Mathematica Methods

EC6211 : Eectronics 9 Instrumentation

M,6211 : Introduction to Materias ,cience

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Practicas:

P6231: Physics "a# I

C6231: Chemistry "a#Poymers and eaction *inetics;M6231: Computer "a#Programs on C0C


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Third "ear

% - Semester:

Su./ectsContact

Hrs)0 1ee2Credit

/heory:

C6311: naytica /echni=ues in Chemistry

C6312: ,tatistica /hermodynamics

C6313 Chemistry of /ransition 9 Inner

/ransition Eements

C>63111: Process Cacuations

C>63111?: @nit perations I

M,631!: ,ynthesis and Preparation of Materias

3

3

3

4

3

3

3

3

3

4

3

3

Practica:

C6331: Chemistry "a#. 8uaitatie Inorganic naysis;

C6332: Chemistry "a#. rganic naysis;

C6333: Chemistry "a#. naytica Chemistry;

3

3

3

2

2

2

/ota 2% 25

%I - Semester:

Su./ects ContactHrs)0 1ee2

Credit

/heory:

>@ 32A: >umanitiesB open eectie;

C6321: Instrumenta Method of Chemica naysis

C6322: ucear and adiation Chemistry

C6323: Enironmenta Chemistry

C>63211: Instrumentation 9 Process Contro

C>63211?: @nit perations II

3

4

3

3

3

3

3

4

3

3

3

3

Practica:

C6341: Chemistry "a# 8uantitatie Inorganic naysis;

C6342: Chemistry "a#C6343: Chemistry "a# Enironmenta Chemistry;

3

33

2

22

/ota 2% 25

9 Any one of the follo:ing

>@6321 >istory of science 9 technoogy

>@6322 Industria 9 rganiationa Psychoogy

>@6323 Inteectua Property ights

>@6324 Energy Management

>@6325 Industria ,ocioogy

>@632! Ethics Phiosophy 9 Daues

>@632$ Entrepreneurship &eeopment

Summer ,ractical Training - ; :ee2s duration

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$ourth "ear

%II - Semester:

Su./ectsContact

Hrs)0 1ee2Credit

/heory:C6411: Chemica ,ensors

C6412: Corrosion

C6413: Chemistry of >eterocycic Compounds

M,64114: Materias Characteriation

M,64115: Industria Poymers

C>64111: Chemica eactor naysis

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

Practica:

C>64311: Chemica Engg. "a#

C6431: Chemistry "a# Corrosion 9Chemica ,ensors;

,eminar0 Group &iscussion,ummer Practica /raining Eauation

3

3

33

2

2

22

/ota 3 2!

%III - Semester:

Su./ectsContact

Hrs)0 1ee2Credit

/heory:

C6421: Moecuar ,imuation and Cheminformatics

C6422: Industria Inorganic ChemistryC6423: Chemistry of Coordination Compounds

C6424: ,ynthetic rganic Chemistry

C6425: ?iosensors

Bny one of the courses mentioned #eo':

3

33

3

3

3

3

33

3

3

3

Practica:

C6441: Chemistry "a# Computationa Chemistry;

C6442: Chemistry "a# ,ynthetic rganic and Inorganic

Chemistry;

Proect

3

3

!

2

2

4

/ota 2$ 2!

B 1. C>6521( &esign and &eeopment of >eterogeneous Cataysts.

2. C>65223 -ue Ce /echnoogy

3. P>65222 Pharmaceutica Chemistry ID &rug design;.

4. ?C65215 danced -ermentation /echnoogy

5. C642! Corrosion Inhi#itors

!. C642$ ,oid ,tate Chemistry

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$ifth "ear

I< - Semester:

Su./ects ContactHrs)0 1ee2 Credit

/heory:

C6511: Industria rganic Chemistry

C6512: Industria )aste Management

Eecties + IF IIF III

3

3

(

3

3

(

PG Practica

C6531 Chemistry "a# Industria organic Chemistry; 3 2

&issertation interim eauation,eminar on &issertation

(6

55

/ota 2$ 2$

#ist of lectives *lectives I= II= III+

1. C6513 Meta Custers

2. C6514 ?ioremediation

3. C6515 ,pectroscopic Identification of rganic Compounds

4. C651! danced /reatment Processes for )ater 9 'aste )ater

5. C651$ Petrochemicas

!. C6524 Eectrica 9 Eectronic Ceramics$. C>651$ Mem#rane ,eparation Processes

%. C>651% Interfacia and Cooida Phenomena

(. C>651( Muticomponent ,eparation

1. ?C65114 Enyme Engineering and /echnoogy

11. ?C6511 Micro#ioogica Engineering

12. ?C6512 -undamentas of Micro#ioogy and ?iochemistry

13. M,65122 anomaterias and anostructures

14. M,65125 danced Poymers

< - Semester:

Su./ectsContact

Hrs)0 1ee2Credit

C6541: PG ,eminar 2 1

C6542: &issertation eauation C6542 6 1

C6543: &issertation open defence 6 5

/ota 6 1!

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Chemistry7I

AC - >>8>0>38>

-irst and ,econd "a's of thermodynamicsF Concepts of entropy and free energyF /hird a' of

thermodynamicsF unattaina#iity of a#soute ero. -undamenta e=uations of thermodynamics.

MaA'e reations and their appications. Partia moar =uantities. Chemica potentia. Gi##s6&uheme=uation. Phase and reaction e=uii#ria. Capeyron e=uation. Phase rue and its deriation. Phase

diagramsF distri#ution a'. Idea soution and coigatie properties. ?inary soutionsF fractiona

distiation. >enrys a'. Concepts of rateF rate constantF order and moecuarity of eementary and

muti6step reactions. -irst and second6order reactionsF determination of rate a'. eersi#eF

consecutie and concurrent first order reactions. Chain reactions. "a's of photochemistryF photo6

physica processes: fuorescenceF phosphorescence. Photosensitiation. Eectroytic conductance and

conductometry. GaanicF concentration and fue ces. p>6metric and potentiometric titrations. "i=uid

unction potentia and its eimination.

Recommended Boo2s?

1. Ira . "eineF Physica ChemistryF /ata Mcgra' >i F 5th

editionF 222. . . #erty and . H. ,i#eyF Physica ChemistryF Hohn )iey 9 ,ons3rdeditionF 22.

3. G. ). CasteanF Physica ChemistryF arosa Pu#ishing >ouseF 3rdeditionF 24.

4. /. Enge and P. eid F Physica ChemistryF Pearson Education IncF 2!.

5. 7.".7apoorF Eements of Physica ChemistryF

Chemistry II

AC >>830>383

Mechanism and stereochemistry of nuceophiic su#stitution reactionsF neigh#ouring group

participationF mechanism and stereochemistry of eimination reactions >offman and ,ayteffeimination reactions;F eectrophiic addition reactions. Concept of aromaticity6>uc*es rueF

eectrophiic aromatic su#stitutionF directie infuence of groups in aromatic compounds. /ypes of

poymers and poymeriationF tacticity of poymersF fi#ersF pastics and eastomersF synthesis and uses

of commerciay important poymers. ?iopoymers. iF fatsF soaps and detergentsF =uaity assessment.

ppication of oeochemicas in u#rication. Daence #ond and crysta fied theories as appica#e to

meta compeAesF crysta fied spitting in octahedra and tetrahedra compeAesF factors affecting

crysta fied parameter F spectrochemica seriesF Hahn6/eer distortionF imitations of crysta fied

theoryF magnetic properties and coour of compeAes. Cassification and genera methods of synthesis

of organometaic compoundsF #onding characteristics of eectron deficient organometaic

compoundsF meta car#onysF meta a*enes and meta arenes. ppication of organometaic

compounds in poymeriation and cataysis. /itrimetric anaysis 'ith reference to acid6#aseF redoAFprecipitation and compeAometry.

Recommended Boo2s?

1. ./. Morrison and . . ?oydF /eAt #oo* of rganic ChemistryF Prentice >aF e' &ehiF !th

editionF 1((2F

2. Peter ,y*esF Guide #oo* to eaction Mechanism in rganic ChemistryF "ongmanF "ondonF!th

editionF 1((!.

3. /.).G. ,oomonF rganic chemistryF Hohn )iey 9 ,onsF e' Jor*.

4. H. &. "eeF Concise Inorganic ChemistryF Chapman and >aF 5theditionF 1(($.

5. -. . CottonF G. )i*insonF C. Murio and M. ?ochmanF danced Inorganic ChemistryF Hohn

)iey 9 ,onsF !th edition.

!. -. . CottonF G. )i*inson and Pau ". GausF ?asic Inorganic ChemistryF )iey Eastern "tdF5th

editionF 1(%$.

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$. Doges /eAt#oo* of 8uantitatie Chemica naysisF "ongmanF !theditionF 1(((.

AC73>8> Chemistry of ,olymers

erie' of poymers and poymeriationF chain and step gro'th poymeriationF mechanism of free

radicaF cationicF anionic and coordination poymeriationF stereochemistry of poymersF degradation

mechanism of poymersF reactions of poymers and their significanceF techni=ues of poymeriationFchemistry of seected organic and inorganic poymers.

Moecuar 'eight 9 sie of poymer dissoutionF methods for determination of poymersF moecuar

'eight and degree of poymeriationF poydispersity 9 moecuar 'eight distri#ution in poymersF

*inetics of poymeriationF gass transition temperature 9 crystainity of poymersF thermodynamics

of poymersF -orry >uggin theoryF conducting poymersF mechanica properties of poymers.

Recommended Boo2s?

1. .?. ,eymourF C.E. CarraherF Poymer ChemistryF CC PressF $th editionF 2%F ?oca aton.

2. H -riedF Poymer ,cience and technoogyF Prentice >a of India e' &ehi2nd edition25.3. . Go'ari*erF .D. Dis'anathan and H. ,reedharF Poymer ,cienceF )ie Eastern imitedF

e' &ehiF23.

4. - ) ?imeyer F/eAt #oo* of Poymer ,cience F )iey 6Interscience e' Jor*F4thEd. 1(%1.

5. ?. DomertF Poymer ChemistryF ,pringer6DeragF ?erin.

AC 7 3>83 Reaction @inetics

-undamenta aspects of reaction *ineticsF coision and transition state theories of reactions rates.

7inetics and mechanisms of homogeneous and heterogeneous cataytic reactions. 7inetics of

eectrochemica reactions 'ith specia reference to hydrogen eoution reaction and eectrodeposition.Mechanism of compeA reactionF deriation of differentia rate e=uationsF steady state and rate imiting

approAimations as appied for compeA reactionsF fast reactionsF techni=ues for study of fast reactions.

EAposion reactions. 7inetics and Mechanism of Ionic chain reactions. 7inetic treatment of diffusion

in i=uids and soutions.

Recommended Boo2s?

1. 7.H. "aiderF Chemica 7ineticsF 3rdEd. Pearson Education Inc.

2. H. aaramF H.C. 7uriacoseF 7inetics and Mechanisms of Chemica /ransformationsF McMian.

India "td.

3. ,.7. @padhayayF Chemica 7inetics and eaction &ynamicsF namaya Pu#ishersF e' &ehi.4. H.M. ?oc*ris and .7.. eddyF Modern Eectrochemistry Do IIF Penum PressF e' Jor*.

A, 7 3>83 uantum (echanics

-oundation and formuation of =uantum theoryF ,chrKdinger e=uationF potentia 'eF 7ronig Penny

modeF nguar momentumF /'o and three dimensiona pro#emsF &egeneracyF Centra potentiasF

>ydrogen atomF Identica particesF ,ymmetric and ntisymmetric ,tates. >eium atomF ,chrKdinger

and >eisn#erg picturesF Canonica commutations.

pproAimation methods for #ound statesF )7? approAimationF /ime6 independent and /ime6

dependent pertur#ation theoryF ,cattering theory.

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A( - 3>8> (athematical (ethods

,outions in seriesF ?esse function and "egendre function:,ef + adoint differentia e=uationsF Po'er

series method of soing second order differentia e=uationF ?esses functions of first *ind HnA; and

second *ind JnA;F ecurrence reationsF Generating functions of HnA;F rthogona property of ?esse

functionsF "egendres e=uationF "egendre poynomias PnA;F odrigues formuaF Generating function

of PnA;F rthogona property of PnA;F ,turm6"iouie pro#em.Integra /ransform: "apace transform and its propertiesF Inerse "apace /ransform. @se of partia

fractionsF Conoution theorem. ppications in soing differentia e=uations. -ourier transform and

its properties. Inerse -ourier /ransform. Conoution theorem. ppication of -ourier /ransform in

soing initia and #oundary aue pro#ems. "apace e=uation. >eat e=uation and )ae e=uation.

Pro#a#iity and ,tatistics:Pro#a#iity: definitionsF addition and mutipication a'sF ?ayes /heorem.

andom aria#es &iscrete and continuous pro#a#iity distri#utions. ?inomiaF PossionF norma and

eAponentia distri#utionsF mean ariance moment Generating functionF Characteristic function of a

pro#a#iity distri#ution. Hoint pro#a#iity distri#ution of t'o random aria#es. "inear regression and

correation anaysis.

Recommended Boo2s?

1. E. 7reysigF danced Engineering MathematicsF Hohn )iey 9 ,ons.

2. . 7. HainF ,..7. IyengerF danced Engineering MathematicsF arosa Pu#ishing.

3. Ir'in Mier and Hohn E. -reundF Pro#a#iity and ,tatistics for EngineersF Prentice >a of India.

C 7 3>>8 A? lectronics and Instrumentation

,emiconductor diode characteristicsL "oad imeL >af 'ae and fu 'ae rectifiersL -iters. Po'er

suppyL eguators $23;.

mpifying deices ?H/F -E/; and their characteristic 'ith "- e=uiaent circuits.,inge stage and

muti stage C couped ampifiers incuding types of couping;L Cacuation of otage gainLimpedanceL -re=uency responseL -eed#ac*L >igh input impedance circuits.

sciators. perationa ampifiers and its appicationL -itersL D.C.. and P"".

/imer and appications to systems. "ogic gates and #asic ogic circuits ,,IF M,I and #asis systems ICs;.

/ransducers. Cathode ray oscioscope and mutimeters naogue and digita;.

0& and &0 for instrumentation.

(S 7 3>8> Introduction to (aterials Science

Cassification of engineering materias and their appications: Metas and aoysF Ceramics and

gassesF PoymersF Composites and oe Materias. Price and aaia#iity of materias. Processing of

engineering materias.Chemica #onding and properties of materias: MechanicaF EectricaF MagneticF pticaF /hermaL

Aidation and degradation #ehaiour of engineering materias.

"ees of structure: ucear structureF Crysta structureF anostructureF Microstructure and

Macrostructure. Processing + structure + property correations.

Recommended Boo2s

1. ).&. Caister. Hr.F Materias ,cience 9 Engineering: n Introduction.

2. 7.G ?udins*iF M.7. ?udins*iF Engineering Materias: Properties 9 ,eection.

3. &.. s*eandF /he ,cience and Engineering of Materias.

4. D. aghaanF Materias ,cience and EngineeringF.

5. sh#y and &..>. HonesF Engineering Materias Part 1 9 2.

!. ichard /ieyF @nderstanding ,oids.

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$. . E. e'nhamF Properties of Materias.

AC - 338> Chemical Thermodynamics

?ehaiour of rea gases: &eiations from idea #ehaiourF the ander )aas e=uationF ther e=uations

of state: &ietrici e=uationF ?ertheot e=uationF Causius e=uationF adich67'ong e=uationF the iria

e=uation of stateF #oye temperatureF the critica phenomenaF critica temperatureF pressure and

oumeF determination of critica constantsF continuity of stateF ander 'aas e=uation and criticastateF the principe of corresponding statesF "i=uefaction of gases: Houe6/homson effectF Houe6

/homson coefficient for ander 'aas gasF Houe+7ein effectF Houe67ein coefficient. -ugacity of

gasesF determination of fugacityF ariation of fugacity 'ith temperature and pressureF fugacity of

i=uid and soids. /hermodynamics of non6idea soutions: actiity and actiity coefficient of soent

and soutionsF mean actiity and mean actiity coefficient of eectroytic soutionF determination of

actiityF actiity coefficientF mean actiity and mean actiity coefficient. Dapour pressure of non6idea

soutions. Phase diagrams of t'o component system incuding i=uid6i=uid and soid6soid systems.

Recommended Boo2s

1. I. . "eineF Physica ChemistryF /ata McGra' >i.

2. G.). CasteanF Physica ChemistryF arosa Pu#ishing >ouse.

3. C. >. P. "upisF Chemica /hermodynamics of MateriasF EseierF 1(%3.

AC - 3383 The Chemistry of (ain 'roup lements

Genera chemistry of non6transition eementsF stereochemistry and #onding in hydridesF haidesF

oAidesF peroAidesF superoAidesF su#oAidesF hydroAidesF oAoacidsF organic and organometaic

compounds and coordination compeAes. Inorganic chainsF rings and cages. oe of non6transition

eements in #ioogica processes. ?io6inorganic chemistry of sodiumF potassiumF magnesium and

cacium.

Recommended Boo2s

1. -. . CottonF G. )i*insonF C.. Murio and M. ?ochmannF danced Inorganic ChemistryF Hohn

)ieyF !thEd.F 1(((.

2. &.-. ,hrierF P.). t*ins and C. >. "angfordF Inorganic ChemistryF Aford @niersity Press 4th

Edn. 2!.

3. .. Green'ood and E. Earnsha'F Chemistry of EementsF Pergamon PressF 1(%(.

4. ,.H "ippard 9 H.M ?ergF Principes of ?io6inorganic ChemistryF @niersity ,cience ?oo*sF Mi

Daey 1((4.

5. I. ?ertiniF >.?. GrayF ,.H. "ippard and H.,. DaentimeF ?io6inorganic ChemistryF @ni. ,ci. ?oo*sF

Mi DaeyF 1((4.!. .). >ay + ?io6Inorganic ChemistryF Eis >o'ood "td. 1(%4.

AC7338 Stereochemistry ! (echanism in Organic Chemistry

ptica isomerism due to one and t'o asymmetric car#on atomsF ptica actiity due to moecuar

dissymmetryF racemic modificationsF reatie and a#soute configurationsF conformations and

stereoisomerism of acycic and cycic systems F asymmetric synthesis. Geometrica isomerism.

eactiityF sta#iity and stereochemistry of car#ocationsF car#anionsF free radicasF car#enes and

nitrenes. Methods of determining reaction mechanisms. uceophiic and free radica reactionsF

addition to car#on6car#on and car#on6hetero mutipe #onds. Mechanism of seected photochemica

reactions.

Recommended Boo2s?

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Constructiona featuresF &C Generators6 o oad Magnetiation and eAterna characteristic. &C

motor6 startingF speed6tor=ue characteristicF speed controF appications. Induction Machines6 Principe

of operationF constructiona detaisF tor=ue6sip characteristicF starting and speed contro. ,ynchronous

Machines6 Constructiona features. ternators6 Dotage reguation and its determination #y

synchronous impedance method. ,ynchronous Motor6 ,tartingF D and Inerted6D curesF

ppications.

&istri#ution of Eectrica Po'er: /ariff cacuation. >ouse and factory 'iring.Introduction to Eectrica Measurements: Indicating instrumentsF otmeterF ammeterF 'attmeter and

energy meter.

AC7>8> Analytical Techniues in Chemistry

?asic concept of naytica Chemistry and its appication in chemica anaysis. ,tatistica methods of

data anaysis. Industria chemica anaysis. ,igna processing: anaog and digita. ,ensitiityF detection

imitF resoutionF dynamic rangeF seectiity in anaysis. Chromatographic methods of anaysisL paper

chromatographyF thin ayer chromatographyF coumn chromatographyF gas chromatography.

Eectrophoretic methods of anaysisL free eectrophoresisF one eectrophoresisL paper eectrophoresisF

ge eectrophoresisF capiary eectrophoresisF isoeectric focusing. Eectroanaytica methods of

anaysisL potentiometryF otammetry and eectrograimetry. 7inetic methods of anaysis.

Recommended Boo2s?

1. ,*oogF )estF and >arrisF naytica Chemistry: an IntroductionF ,aundersF Coege Pu#ishingF

$thEdition1(((.

2. ,*oogF >oer and iemanF Principes of Instrumenta naysisF ?roo*s0Coe6/hompson "earning

Pu#ishersF -ifth Edition.

3. DogeNs 8uantitatie Chemica naysisF"ongmansF !th Edition.

4. 7enneth . u#insonF Contemporary Instrumenta naysisF Cuinary and >ospitaity Industry

Pu#ications ,erices.

5. en H. ?ardF "arry . -au*nerF Eectrochemica Methods: -undamentas and ppicationsF

cademic PressF e' Jor*F 2nd EditionF &ecem#er 2.

!. G. &. ChristianF naytica ChemistryF )iey IndiaF !theditionF 2$.

AC7 >83 Statistical Thermodynamics

?asics of statistica thermodynamicsL ensem#esF types of ensem#esF postuates. Eauation of

pro#a#iities and ao'ed energiesF thermodynamics propertiesF fuctuations. Cassica statistica

mechanics. Idea monatomic gasF monatomic crystas. Introduction to attice statisticsF idea diatomic

and poyatomic gases. Chemica e=uii#rium and rate of chemica reactions in idea gas miAtures.

Modes of interacting su#systemsF particuaryF attice gas approachF ?ragg6)iiam modeF reguarsoutionsF =uasichemica mode. &istri#ution functions in cassica monatomic fuids.

Recommended Boo2s

1. /. ". >iF n Introduction to ,tatistica /hermodynamicsF &oer Pu#icationsF 1(%$.

2. H. ?. >udsonF /hermodynamics of Materias: Cassica and ,tatistica ,ynthesisF )iey6

InterscienceF 1((!.

3. ,arina ?rom#erg and 7en . &iF Moecuar &riing -orces: ,tatistica /hermodynamics in

Chemistry 9 ?ioogyF Garand Pu#ishingF 22.

AC7>8 Chemistry of Transition and Inner Transition lements

Genera chemistry of the eements of the firstF second and third transition seriesF anthanides and

actinides 'ith specia reference to their organometaic and coordination compounds. /ransition meta

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custersF poymetaates and heteropoymetaates. >omogeneous and heterogeneous cataytic

synthesis of organic chemicas #y transition meta compeAes. ?io6inorganic chemistry of ironF co#atF

copperF inc and moy#denum. ,tructura and functiona characteristics of some important

#iomoecues.

Recommended .oo2s

1. H.E. >uheey F E. 7eiterF Inorganic ChemistryF 4thEd. >arper CoinsF Coege Pu#isherF 1((3.

2. C. Eschen#roich 9 . ,aerF rganometaicsF )ieyF 2ndEd.F DC>F 1((2.

3. G.. ,pessardF G.". MiesserF rganometaic ChemistryF Prentice >aF 1(($.

4. -.. CottonF G. )i*insonF C.. Murio 9 M. ?ochmannF danced Inorganic ChemistryF Hohn

)ieyF !thEd.F 1(((.

5. . . Green'ood 9 E. . Earnsho'F Chemistry of EementsF Pergamon PressF 1(%(.

CH7>>>A ,rocess Calculations

@nit and dimensions: conseration of mass and energyF pro#em soing techni=uesL computer #ased

toosL sources of data.Idea gas a's: ea gas reationshipsF apour pressureF apour6i=uid e=uii#ria for #inary and muti6

component systemsL saturationL partia satuaration and humidity.

era and component materia #aancesL materia #aance 'ith and 'ithout chemica reactionsL

materia #aance inoing mutipe su#6systemsL recyceF #ypass and purgeL materia #aance

inoing phase change.

Enthapy changesL energy #aance 'ith and 'ithout chemica reactionsL reersi#e process and

mechanica energy #aanceL heats of soution and miAingL humidity charts and their use in soing

humidificationF dehumidification and 'ater cooing pro#ems.

Com#ustionL adia#atic fame temperature.

&egrees of freedom in steady state processesL simutaneous materia and energy #aance pro#ems

using fo' sheeting codesL unsteady state materia and energy #aances.Materia and energy #aance cacuations of some seected process pants such as sufuric acidF

ammoniaF ureaF caustic soda etc.

Recommended .oo2s

1. ?. ". ?hatt and ,. M. DoraF ,toichiometryF /ata6McGra' >i Pu#ishing CompanyF e' &ehi.

2. . . >ougenF 7. M. )atson and . . agatF Chemica Process Principes Part6IF Hohn )iey 9

,ons.

3. &. M. >imme#auF ?asic Principes and Cacuations in Chemica EngineeringF Prentice >a Inc.

4. OProcess Cacuations for Chemica EngineeringF 2ndeditionF Chemica Engineering Education

&eeopment CentreF II/ Madras.

(S 7 >8; Synthesis and ,reparation of (aterials

Ceramic po'der synthesis methods: ,oid state reaction method. Chemica routes: coprecipitationF

spray dryingF freee dryingF so6ge methodF hydrotherma and com#ustion. Micro'ae synthesis.

Characteration of po'ders: ,ie and surface area.

Green ?ody -orming: dry pressingF sip and tape castingF eAtrusionF inection moding and so6ge.

,intering. >ot pressing. Micro'ae sintering. Po'der coatingF fame and pasma spraying.

Eectrodeposition.

Poymer ,ynthesis: /ypes of synthesis: free radicaF additionF condensation suspension

poymeriationF emusionF ionic poymeriationF copoymeriationF #oc* copoymerF grafting.

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/hin fim preparations: EpitaAiaF grain oriented and poycrystaine thin fims. -undamentas of

acuum instruments. /herma and eectron #eam eaporation. ,puttering methods: &CF - and

Magnetron. "aser a#ation. Chemica apour deposition. MCD&. Eectro6deposition. Moecuar

#eam epitaAy. ,pin coating.

Crysta gro'th techni=ues: ?ridgmanF ,toc*#arger and Cochras*i techni=ues. =ueous soution

gro'th. >ydrotherma gro'th. Moten sat gro'th. Dapour phase gro'th.

Recommended Boo2s

1. G. dianF Principes of Poymeriation.

2. MaiseF >and #oo* of thin fims.

3. . Gos'amiF /hin -im.

4. &aid ). ichersonF Modern Ceramic Engineering.

5. M.. ahmanF Ceramic Processing and ,intering.

!. Hames ,. eedF Principes of Ceramic Processing.

$. H.H. GimanF rt and ,cience of Gro'ing Crystas.

%. .. "audiseF /he Gro'th of ,inge CrystasF

CH7>>>B Unit Operations7I

Properties and Cassification of fuidsL "aminar and tur#uent fo'sL Pressure drop and friction factorF

Mechanica energy #aance and ?ernouiNs e=uation.

&imensiona anaysisL &imensioness num#ers and their physica significanceL ,pecifications of

standard pipes and tu#esL Pipe fittings and aesL -o' measuring deices.

MiAing of fuids: /ypes of miAers and their seectionL Po'er re=uirements.

PumpsF #o'ers and compressors: )or*ing principesL CharacteristicsL ,eection.

,creening and screen anaysisL ,creen effectienessL ,ie reduction: CrushingF grindingF pueriationF

utrafine grindingF ,edimentationL -ree and hindered settingLMiAing of soids

Constant pressure and constant rate fitrationL -itration rate cacuationL -itration e=uipment.

-o' through pac*ed and fuidied #edsL -ooding and oading.L "i=uid and gas fuidiation.

Mechanism of heat transferL Conduction: >eat osses and insuationL ,eection of insuating materias.

Conection: atura and forced conectionL -im and oera heat transfer coefficientsL >eat

eAchanger: /ypes of heat eAchangerL Co6current and counter6current fo'sL >eat transfer 'ith phase

change: CondensersL ?oiing regimesL e#oiers and aporiersF Eaporators

AC738> Instrumental (ethods of Chemical Analysis

Moecuar symmetry and symmetry groupsF representation of groupsF group theory and =uantum

mechanicsF symmetry adapted inear com#inations. ?asic theory and instrumentation of micro'ae

spectroscopyF infrared spectroscopyF utraioet6isi#eF nucear magnetic resonanceF eectron spin

resonance and atomic a#sorption spectroscopy. Induction couped pasma emission spectroscopy.

Mass spectrometry.

Recommended Boo2s

1. ,*oogF )estF and >arrisF naytica Chemistry: an Introduction ,aundersF Coege Pu#ishingF $th

EditionF 1(((.

2. ,*oogF >oer and iemanF Principes of Instrumenta naysisF?roo*s0Coe6/hompson "earning

Pu#ishersF -ifth Edition.

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AC7383 &uclear and Radiation Chemistry

Cassification of nucidesF nucear sta#iityF #inding energy and nucear modes. Characteristics of

radioactie decayF decay *ineticsF parent6daughter decay gro'th reationshipsF detection and

measurement of radioactiityF adances in the soid and i=uid scintiation counting techni=uesF

methods for the determination of haf ife period of singe and miAed radionucides. ucear fissionF

nucear fues and nucear reactorsF nucear fue reprocessingF fast #reeder reactorsF radioogica safetyaspects and radioactie 'aste managements. Interaction of radiation 'ith matterF effect of ioniing0

non6ioniing radiations on 'aterF a=ueous soutions and on organic compoundsF radiation dosimetry.

Preparation and separation of radioactie isotopesF appication of radioisotopes and radiations in

arious fiedsF isotopic diution techni=uesF neutron actiation anaysis and its appications.

Recommended Boo2s

1. G. -riendanderF H.). 7ennedy 9 H.M. Mier ucear and adiochemistryF )iey InterscienceF

e' Jor*.

2. ?.G. >areyF Introduction to ucear Physics 9 ChemistryF Prentice 6 >aF Enge'ood Ciffs

.H;0 Prentice6>aF IndiaF EEE Edn.3. ./. ermanF ?asic concept of ucear ChemistryF Chapman 9 >a.

4. . . esmeyanoF adiochemistryF MI Pu#icationF Mosco'.

5. H.)./. ,pin*s 9 .H. )oodsF n Introduction to adiation ChemistryF )ieyF e' Jor*.

!. >. H. rni*arF Essentias of ucear ChemistryF )iey Eastern "td.F 2ndEdition.

AC738 nvironmental Chemistry

Components and segments of enironment. Composition and segments of atmosphere and their

significanceF cassification of air poutantsF sourcesF path'ay and fate of air poutants. Dehicuar

emission and their associated effectsL air poution contro technoogy and am#ient air =uaity. )ater

resourcesF chemistry of natura 'aterF 'ater =uaity parameters and standardsF pota#iity of 'aterFarious types of 'ater poutants and their detrimenta effectsF nutrient enrichment and its effectF 'ater

=uaity assessmentF chemica principes underying municipaF industria and 'aste'ater treatments.

/oAic chemicas in enironmentF ecoogica concept of toAicityF impact of toAic chemicas and

#iochemica effects of trace metasF pesticidesF oone and some other organic compounds

carcinogens;. ,amping and anaysis of arious air and 'ater poutantsL Estimation of ?&F C&

and /C in 'aste'ater. Methods of anaysis of air and 'ater poutants.

Recommended Boo2s

1. ,.E. ManahanF Enironmenta ChemistryF F CC PressF @,F !thEd.

2. M.". &ais 9 &.. Corn'aF n Introduction to Enironmenta EngineeringF P), Engineering?oston.

3. M.C. &as 9 P.C. MishraF Man 9 EnironmentF McMian India "td.

4. G.M. MastersF Introduction to Enironmenta Engineering. 9 ,cienceF Prentice6>aF 2ndEd.

5. .7. &eF Enironmenta ChemistryF e' ge Internationa P; "td.F 5thEd.

!. H. >eichenF tmospheric Chemistry

CH73>>A Instrumentation ! ,rocess Control

/ypes of Process Contro. utomatic0semiautomatic contro process. /'o positionF proportiona and

integra contro. Com#ined proportiona and integra contro. Integra and deriatie modes. pen oop

9 cosed oop systems as appied in ceramic industry. -o' measuring instruments. Piots tu#eF

DenturimeterF -oA#oro 9 -o' raters rotameters;. Pressure reief ae. Compressed air pressure

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reguators. dusta#e part ae. ,ensitro aeF atiotroF inectors. -eeder temperature measuring

instruments. &ynamic characteristics of physica systemsF eements of process dynamics6resistanceF

capacitanceF t'ice constants in industria processes and its anaytica treatment 'ith suita#e eAampes.

CH73>>B Unit Operations 7II

Moecuar and eddy diffusionL Mass transfer fuA and rateL &iffusiity of gases and i=uidsF Interphase

mass transfer: Indiidua and oera mass transfer coefficientsL

Gas a#sorption and stripping: E=uii#rium reationsL perating inesL #sorption factorF >E/PL Pate

efficiencyL &esign of pate and pac*ed coumns.

>umidification and dehumidification operationsL &rying: &rying ratesL ?atch and continuous driers.

Crystaiation: uceation and crysta gro'thL Industria crystaiers.

&istiation: Dapour6i=uid e=uii#rium and enthapy concentration diagramsL Principes of distiationL

?atch distiation 'ith and 'ithout refuAL ,team distiationL -ractionating coumnsL Cacuation of

num#er of pates #y McCa#e6/hiee and Ponchon6,aarit methodsL -eed pate ocationL ptimum

refuAL pen steamL,oid6i=uid eAtraction: ,inge and muti stage eAtractionL um#er of e=uii#rium stages

"i=uid+i=uid eAtraction: /ernary i=uid6i=uid e=uii#riumL ?atch and continuous i=uid6i=uid

eAtractionL

dsorption e=uii#riaL ?atchF stage'ise and continuous adsorptionL Industria adsor#ersL Pressure and

temperature s'ing adsorption.

Chromatography and Ion6eAchangeF Mem#rane separation Processes: eerse osmosisF utrafitrationF

micro6fitrationF nano6fitration and diaysisL naysis and modeing of mem#rane separation

processesL Mem#rane modues and appicationL -oam and #u##e separation: PrincipeL CassificationL

,eparation techni=uesL Coumn operations.

Cryogenic separationL ,uper6 critica fuid eAtraction.

AC7>8> Chemical sensors

IntroductionF -undamentas of chemica sensorsF ,eectiity and roe of fo' inection in chemica

sensing. Chemica sensors #ased on mode of transductionL mass sensorsF optica sensorsF

eectrochemica sensors and therma sensors. Chemica sensors #ased on chemicay sensitie ayerL

semi6conductor gas sensorsF soid eectroyte gas sensorsF ion6seectie eectrode sensorsF humidity

sensorsF fied effect transistor sensors and #io6sensorsF ,ensors arrays and Micro /ota naysis

,ystem.

Recommended Boo2s

1. Encycopedia of ,ensorsF merican ,cientific Pu#isher.

2. Peter GruindeF Chemica ,ensorsF In Introduction for ,cientists and EngineersF ,pringer6

DeragF I,? ($%63654645$4365F 2$F

3. & ,*oogF - H >oer and / iemanFPrincipes of Instrumenta naysis. F

H. HanataF Principes of Chemica ,ensorsF ,pringerL 1stedition 1(%(.

4. ) Cattra, Chemica ,ensorsF Aford @niersity PressF 1(((.

5. Enyme and Micro#ia ?iosensors: /echni=ues and Protocos.>umana PressF /oto'a.

AC7>83 Corrosion

Corrosion and its economica aspectsF thermodynamics of corrosion+Pour#aiA diagramsF immunityF

corrosiity and passiation. Mechanism and *inetics of corrosion. Eans diagrams. Intrinsic and

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eAtrinsic forms of corrosion. Eectrochemica methods for corrosion testing. Corrosion preention #y

metaicF organicF inorganic coatingsF corrosion inhi#itors. Cathodic and anodic protection techni=ues.

Corrosion in industries 'ith reference to therma po'er pantsF concreteF mining and petroeum

industriesF preention of micro#ia corrosion.

Recommended Boo2s

1. M.G. -ontanaF Corrosion EngineeringF McGra' >i Internationa ?oo* Co. "ondon.2. ".". ,hreirF CorrosionF Do I and Do IIF e'ness ?utter'orthsF Ed'ard rnod "tdF "ondon.

3. H. C. ,cuyF -undamenta of CorrosionF Pargmon Press Inc. e' Jor* @,.

AC >8 Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds

omencatureF structuresF and reactiities of heterocycic compounds 'ith specia reference to fie6

mem#ered heterocycic compounds 'ith one and t'o hetero atoms such as pyrroeF furanF thiopheneF

pyraoeF #enopyraoeF imidaoe and thiaoe. Chemistry and reactiity of siA6mem#ered

heterocycic compounds 'ith one and t'o hetero atoms such as pyridineF pyrimidineF =uinooineF

=uinoAaines. Chemistry and reactiity of #icycic condensed ring systems such as indoesF and

=uinoines. Chemistry of seected industriay important heterocycic compounds.

Recommended Boo2s

1. H. . HoueF 7 Mis and G- ,mithF >eterocycic chemistryF III Ed.F East )est Press t "tdF &.

2. . . 7atri*y and H ?outonF dances in >eterocycic chemistryF Do 162$F cademic PressF

J.

3. .M. chesionF n Introduction to the Chemistry of >eterocycic CompoundsF II EdF J.

4. &.) .JoungF >eterocycic chemistryF "ongmansF "ondon.

(S >>? (aterials CharacteriEation

,cope and methods used for materias characteriation.

ptica microscopy techni=ues incuding poaried ight and phase contrast. 8uantitatie

metaography and its appications.

/ransmission eectron microscopy: &escription of /EM. -ormation of images and seected area

diffraction patterns. Interpretation of eectron diffraction patterns. ,pecimen preparation techni=ues.

,canning eectron microscopy: &escription of ,EM. Image formation methods in ,EM.

,canning pro#e microscopy: ,/M and -M.

naytica Eectron Microscopy: E&, and )&, and EE",. Eectron pro#e microanaysis EPM;.

uger eectron spectroscopy. Eectron spectroscopy for chemica anaysis E,C;. Q6ray fuorescence

anaysis. ,IM,. QP,.@D6isi#e and I spectroscopy

Corrosion #ehaiour of materias and corrosion testing techni=ues.

Recommended Boo2s

1. Metas >and#oo* Do. %F %thedition.

2. G.". 7ehF Principes of Metaographic "a#oratory PracticeF

3. Ian M. )attF /he Principes and Practice of Eectron MicroscopyF

4. P.H. Grundy and G.. HonesF Eectron Microscopy in the ,tudy of MateriasF

5. @. Dadre Eectron Microscopy in Materias ,cience.

!. H. . &yerF ppication of #sorption spectroscopy.

$. C.. ?an'eF -undamentas of Moecuar ,pectroscopy.

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(S 7 >>5 Industrial ,olymers

Preparation of poymers: Petroeum #asedF pant products and synthetic routes.

Poymers in fi#er industry : -i#er forming poymers. ,ynthesisF structure and properties of fi#ers.

ppication of fi#ers.

Poymers for paints and coatings: ?asics of paint technoogy. Poymeric #indersF pigmentsF eAtendersand addities. Essentia concepts of paint formuations. Properties of paints.

Poymers as adhesies: Poymer #ased adhesies. dhesion improers. /herma and mechanica

#ehaiour of adhesies. Mechanism of adhesion.

Eectronic poymers: Poymers used in eectronic industries. PhysicaF chemica and morphoogica

properties of eectronic poymers and their appications. Pieo and pyroeectric poymers. Eectric and

dieectric properties of poymers.

Poymers in information technoogy: Poymers in optica media data storage deices. Darious types of

poymers used in information technoogyF their synthesis and properties. -a#rication of C& su#strates.

Poymers in tyre industries.

CH - 5>8 Chemical Reactor Analysis

?ehaiour of chemica reactors: esidence time distri#utionL ,egregated and non6segregated fo'

modesL rder and segregationL Effect of non6segregated miAing upon yied and seectiityL on6

isotherma reactor performanceL @ni=ueness of the steady state.

Conseration e=uations for reactors: /ransport coefficientsL &etermination of dispersion coefficientsL

>omogeneous reactor designL ,emi#atch reactorL /ransient #ehaiour.

Gas + i=uid and i=uid 6 i=uid reaction system: Gas6i=uid reaction modesL egime identificationL

Muti6phase reactor modesL Mutipicity of steady statesL ,eectiity and yied.

-uid + soid noncataytic reaction system: ModesL 7ineticsL on6isotherma reactionsL eactor

designL "i=uid6soid reactions + Ion eAchange.

naysis and design of heterogeneous cataytic reactors: -iAed #ed reactorL Pecet num#er for heat andmass transferL dia#atic fiAed #ed reactorL on6isotherma non6adia#atic fiAed #ed reactorL -uidied

#ed reactorL ,urry reactorF /ric*e #ed reactorL eactor suffering catayst deactiationL &ecay affected

seectiity.

eactor sta#iity and optimiation.

,cae up of reactors.

AC - 38> (olecular Simulation and Chemoinformatics

Mode systems and interaction potentias. ,tudying sma systemsF periodic #oundary conditionsF

truncating interaction potentias. Moecuar dynamicsL numerica integration of e=uations of motionL

consered =uantities. Monte Caro methodsL importance sampingF Metropois method. Measuring

system propertiesL cacuation of thermodynamicF structura and dynamica properties. Introduction tochemoinformatics. epresentation of chemica compounds. epresentation of chemica reactions.

&ata ac=uisition and processing. &ata#ases and data sources in chemistry. ,earching chemica

structures. 8uantum mechanica modes. Moecuar mechanics empirica force fied modes;. ,emi6

empirica impementations of moecuar or#ita theory.

Recommended Boo2s

1. &. -ren*e and ?. ,mitF @nderstanding Moecuar ,imuationF cademic PressL 2 edition F 21.

2. M.P. en and &.H. /ideseyF Computer ,imuation of i=uidsF Aford @niersity PressF @,L

eprint edition F 1(%(.

3. an >inchiffeF Moecuar Modeing for ?eginnersF Hohn )iey 9 ,ons.4. ndre' "eachF Moecuar Modeing: Principes and appicationsF Prentice >aF 2ndEd.

5. H. GasteigerF ChemoinformaticsF Hohn )iey 9 ,ons.

!. . . "each and D. H. GietF n Introduction to ChemoinformaticsF ,pringer.

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5. .M. ,iersteinF G.C. ?asser and /.C. Morni ,pectroscopic Identification of rganic

CompoundsL 5th edition;FHohn )iey9 ,onsF IncF e' Jor* F1((1 .

AC - 385 Biosensors

?iosensors: ?asics 9 ppicationsF eeant ?ioogyF Enymes and 7ineticsF &esign Considerations.

ptica ,pectroscopy for ?iosensingF ptica Gucose ,ensingF ptica ?iosensorsF ,P and

"uminiscenceF "uciferase ?iosensors. Eectrochemica ?iosensors: Potentiometric ?iosensorsF

mperometric ?iosensors. Caorimetric ?iosensors. ffinity ?iosensors: nti#odies and

ImmunosensorsF & ,ensorsF PC Presentation.

Recommended Boo2s

1. Encycopedia of ,ensorsF merican ,cientific Pu#isherF I,? 165%%%365!6Q.

2. Enyme and Micro#ia ?iosensors: /echni=ues and Protocos. >umana PressF /oto'aF H.3. ptica ?iosensors: Present 9 -uture #y -rances ,. "iger Editor;F Chris . /aitt.

4. ?iosensors: -undamentas and ppications #y nthony P.-. /urnerF Isao *aru#eF George ,.

)ison.

AC - 38; Corrosion Inhi.itors

Introduction to corrosion and its mechanism. Genera method for corrosion preention. Conditioning

of enironment to reduce corrosion. ?asics and cassification of corrosion. Inhi#itors. Mechanisms of

corrosion inhi#ition. /echni=ues for eauation of inhi#ition efficiency. ppication of corrosion

inhi#itors for #oier corrosionF cooing 'ater systemsF reinforced concreteF chemica andpetrochemica industries. Inhi#itors for micro#ia corrosion.

Recommended Boo2s

1. Corrosion Inhi#itorsF Principes 9 ppicationsF D.,. ,astryF Hohn )iey 9 ,ons.

2. Corrosion Do. II ,hreir ".". e'ness6?eetter'orthsF Ed'ard rnod "td. "ondon.

3. Corrosion Inhi#itorsF C.C. athanF CEF >oustionF /eAas.

AC - 38F Solid State Chemistry

Geometrica crystaographyF the ,tructure of CrystasF tomic pac*ing in crystasF Imperfection inatomic pac*ingsF Properties of metas: Eectrica and Magnetic propertiesF Properties of

,emiconductors: ConductiityF optica properties and unction propertiesF Properties of Insuators:

EectricasF ptica and Magnetic propertiesF ,tructure of Insuators.

Recommended Books:

1. Introduction of ,oids #y ".D. aroffF /ata McGra' hi Pu#ishing Comp "td. &ehi.

2. ,oid ,tate Chemistry: n Introduction #y Don "esey ,mart and Moore Eaine F CC

Press.

3. ,oid ,tate Chemistry: seected Papers of C... aoF Edited #y ,.7. Hoshi and ..

Mashe*arF 'ord ,cientific ,eries in 2th,eries ChemistryF Do. 4.

4. e' &irections in ,oid ,tate Chemistry #y C... ao and H. Gopa*rishnanF Cam#ridge

@niersity PressF @.7.

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CH - 53>4 Design and Development of Heterogeneous Catalysts

,tructure of soid surfacesL Chemisorption and physiosorptionL /hermodynamics and *inetics of

surface processesL Principes of heterogeneous cataysisL PreparationF characteriation and

cassificationL ,tructure and actiityL "attice imperfectionL Geometric and eectronic factors

Prepartion and characteriation of cataysts.7inetics of heterogeneous reactions.

PhysicaF chemica and mathematica description of catayst deactiationL &eactiation #y fouingF

poisoning and sintering.

&eactiation and regeneration of catayst peets.

&eactiation and regeneration of fiAed #eds.

&ynamics of poyfunctiona cataysts.

Eectrocataysis and photocatayis.

Mechanism and *inetics of some typica heterogeneous cataytic reactions.

ppications in fertiierF petroeumF petrochemica industries and poution contro.

CH - 533 $uel Cell Technology

-undamentas and cassification of fue cesL /hermodynamic efficiency.

Eectromotie force of fue ces: ,tandard eectrode potentiasL Effect of concentrationL ernst

e=uation.

ate of eectrode processes: /ypes of poariationL ,urface reactionsL Aygen eectrodesL >ydrogen

eectrodesL era performance.

"o' temperature fue ces: >ydrogen+oAygen fue ces+ a*aine and poymeric mem#rane typesL

ctie catayst and its dispersionL >eat and mass transferL Construction and designL "imiting

pro#emsL "o' temperature fue ces of other types + methano fue ceF hydrocar#on fue ce.

>igh temperature fue ces: dantagesL Moten eectroyte fue ceL ,oid eectroyte fue ceL

Construction.

ir depoarised cesL ?iochemica fue cesL egeneratie cesL Micro fue ces.

-ue ce operation: ,uppy of fueL Eectrica arrangementL emoa of productsL Materias for #attery

constructionL Production and purification of fues.

ppication of fue ce systems: "arge scae po'er generationL Po'er pant for ehicesL &omestic

po'erL -ue ces in space.

-ue ce economicsL -uture trends in fue ces.

,H - 5333 ,harmaceutical Chemistry - I% GDrug Design

1. &rug &esign: Principes and appications of , and P 8,;.

2. Chemica Parameters in &rug &esign: ,tereochemistryF ?ioogica isosterismF pro6drugs and anaogous.

3. naog &esign.

4. Physicochemica parameters in &rug &esign.

5. ,tudy of rtificia Enymes.

!. Computer6ided &rug &esign C&&; and Moecuar modeing.

BC 7 53>5 Advanced $ermentation Technology

,eection and genetica improement of industria microorganismsL Chemistry and #iosynthesis of

anti#iotics and itaminsF Meta#oic reguations in industria fermentation: Micro#ia production of

amino acids + ysineF gutamic acidsL Micro#ia production of antifunga anti#iotics and #roadspectrum anti#iotics: Micro#ia transformation of steroidsL Micro#ioogica assay techni=ues and

micro#ioogica estimation of anti#iotics and itaminsL ppication of anti#iotics in anima nutrition

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and food preserationL MycotoAins and micro#ia insecticidesLF "arge scae fermentation deeopment

of recom#inant microorganisms.

AC75>8> Industrial Organic Chemistry

CharacteristicsF cassification and manufacture of important eAposies and propeants. Genera

perspectiesF cassificationF uses and synthesis of representatie pesticides. e=uirements of a dyeFchemica natureF cassificationF chemistry of representatie important dyesF chemicas deried from

#iomass. Manufacture of industriay important acohosF Coours and pigmentsF Pup and paper.

,ynthesis of antipyreticsF anagesicsF anti#ioticsF antimaariaF anti6cancer and anti6I&, drugs.

Recommended Boo2s

1. G. . PandeyF teAt#oo* of Chemica /echnoogyF Do. II.

2. Emi aymond iegeF Industria Chemistry.

3. -ran* >a /horpeF utines of Industria Chemistry.

AC75>83 Industrial 1aste (anagement

,ourcesF cassification and composition of soidF i=uid and gaseous 'astesF haardous and non6

haardous 'astesF specia 'aste materias. ,torage and transport of 'astes. /ransportation and

coection systems. Management of 'astesF minimiationF reuse and recycing. )aste utiiation and

materias recoery. /reatment of 'astesL #ioogica treatmentF compostingF anaero#ic digestionF

com#ustionF incineration and andfisF utimate disposa.

Recommended Boo2s

1. >. ,. PeayF &.. o'e and G. /ech#anogousF Enironmenta EngineeringF Mcgra' >i ?oo*sCo.F 1(%5.

2. . . Cor#ittF ,tarted >and#oo* Enironmenta EngineeringL Mcgra' >i e' Jor*F1((.

3. . M. Martin ed;F ?io6conseration of 'aste Materias to Industria ProductsL EseierF

msterdamF1((1.

4. .P. 7har#anda and E. . ,te'orthyF )aste Management6 to'ards a ,ustaina#e ,ocietyF Go'erF

1((.

5. E. MortensenF Introduction to ,oid )asteF "ecture otes to Graduate &ipoma in Enironmenta

EngineeringF @niersity CoegeF IreandF 1((61((3.

!. 7. ". irmF /he Management of haardous ,u#stances in the enironmentF ppied ,cienceF .J.

$. . 7. ,omase*har and MariyengarE&;F ,oid )aste Management6 Current ,tatus and ,tratagies

for -utureF ied Pu#ishersF Mum#ai22.

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lectives?

AC - 5>8 (etal Clusters

Meta + Meta #onds and meta atom custersF o' nucearity M3and M4; custersF Isoeectronic and

isoo#a reationshipsF >igh nucearity car#ony custers >CCs;F >etero atoms in meta atom

custersF eectron counting schemes for >CCsF the capping rue.

Recommended books:

1. /ransition Meta custers ?.-.G. HohnsonF )ieyF 1(%.

2. rganometaic custers of /ransition metas o#ert >. Cra#treeF Hohn )ieyF 1(%%.

3. -.. Cotton G. )i*insonF dance Inorganic ChemistryF Hohn )ieyF !thEd.

AC - 5>8 Bioremediation

?ioremediationF ?ioaccumuation and ?iosorption. Meta6micro#es interaction. @se of micro#es for

heay meta detoAification. ?inding mechanism of meta on the surface of micro#es. ?iomass

engineering for #iosor#ent. oe of enymes and meta#oites in #ioremediation. ,e=uestration #y

phytocheatins and metaothionins. intraceuar sites for meta compeAation. 7inetic studies of

#ioremediation. ,orption isotherms.

Recommended Boo2s

1. ,orption and ?iosorption #y ?. Does*y.

2. Enironmenta Micro#ioogy #y aina M. MaierF Ion ". PeperF Chares P. Ger#e first editionF

maon Pu#ications.3. Enironmenta Micro#ioogy: Principa and ppications #y Patri* 7. Ien#e.

4. Enironmenta Micro#ioogy #y .>. Darnam M. Eans ?ac* 'e Pu#ishing.

5. Enironmenta Micro#ioogy: Methods and protoco #y ,pencerF Hohn -./. icia ". agout de

,pencer. >umana Press.

AC75>85 Spectroscopic Identification of Organic Compounds

?asic Principes of @D ,pectroscopyF ppication of )ood'ard6-iser rue in interpretation of

rganic compoundsF ?asic principes of I ,pectroscopyF Identification of -unctiona groups of

arious casses of organic compoundsF ppication of Chemica ,hiftsF ,pitting of signasF ,pin

couping and er >ouser effect in interpretation of M spectraF ,ignificance of decoupingphenomenon and Isotopic eAchange reaction in M. ?asic principes Mass ,pectrometryF

ppication of fragmentation rue in characteriation of organic compounds. Pro#ems on structure

eucidation of organic compounds #ased on spectra data.

Recommended Boo2s

1.I -emming 9 ?.>.)iiamsF /.C. Morni 4thedition; McGra' >i ?oo* Company 1(%$.

2..M. ,iersteinF G.C. ?asserF /. C. Morni 5thedition; Hohn )iey 9 ,onsF Inc e' Jor*F 1((1.

AC - 5>8; Advanced Treatment processes for 1ater and 1aste:ater)

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)ord 'ater resources and 'ater resources of IndiaF >ydroogica cyce. PhysicaF Chemica and ?ioogica

poution of )aterF methods of ,amping and Monitoring of )aterF )ater 8uaity parameters. Pre and primary

treatmentF E=uaiationF neutraiationF ,edimentation and -otation. ?ioogica )ater and )aste'ater

/reatment processesF agoons and ,ta#iiation ?asinsF ctiated ,udge processesF /ric*ing -itration and

otating ?ioogica ContactorsF handing and &isposa of ,udge. danced /reatment ProcessesF "atest

dances in )ater and )aste'ater /reatment ProcessesF dsorptionF Ion EAchange and Chemica Aidation.

/reatment of )aste 'ater from specific industriesF Case ,tudies.

Recommended Boo2s

1. G.". Cup and .". CupF e' Concepts in )ater PurificationF Dan ostrand einfod Co. JF 1($%.

2. ,.E. HorgensonF Industria 'aste'ater ManagementF Eseier ,ci. Pu#.F JF 1(%(.

3. G.. Pandey and G.C. CarneyF Enironmenta EngineeringF /ata McGra' >i Pu#. "td.F &F 1((4.

4. >.,. PeayF &.. o'e and /echo#anogousF McGra' >i ?oo* Co. JF 1(%5.

AC75>8F ,etrochemicals

n oerie' of chemistry of petroeumF primary ra' materias for petrochemicasF hydrocar#on

intermediatesF crude oi processing and production of hydrocar#on intermediates. on6 hydrocar#onintermediatesF chemicas #ased on methaneF ethane and higher paraffins6 ethyeneF propyeneF C4oefins and dioefins6F #eneneF toueneF and AyenesF ,ynthetic petroeum6#ased poymers. .

Recommended Boo2s:

,.MatarF".-. >atchL Chemistry of petrochemica processF ,econd editionMcgra'6>i >and#oo*;

o#ert . MeyersL >and#oo* of Petrochemicas Production Processes Mcgra'6>i >and#oo*;L

CR 7 538 lectrical ! lectronic Ceramics

,ymmetry and other criteria of ferro6eectricity Fferroeectric transitions in ?a/i3FP#/io3and other

reated materias. Effect of compositiona modifications and grain sie. eaAor ferroeectric.

Performance categories of ceramic capacitors 'ith typica compositions. Po'der synthesisF

eectroding and pac*aging of discreteF mutiayer and #arrier ayer capacitors.

,ymmetry considerations and e=uations of state for pieoeectric and eectrostrictie effects. Poed

ferroeectric ceramics. Measurement of couping factor and strain coefficient. Phase diagramF

preparation and properties of P/ ceramics. /hin fims of P/. Pieoeectric positionersF oud

spea*ers and gas ignitors. Pyroeectric and eectro6optic ceramics 'ith their appicatons. /C and

P/C thermistorsF n aristors.

Cassification and structura features of super +ionic soids. ppications in oAygen sensosF fue cesFhigh density energy storage #atteries. Magnetic ceramics and their crysta structure. Effect of

composition on magnetic #ehaiour. ProcessingF microstructureF properties and appications of

magnetic ceramics.

Recommended Boo2s?

1. .C. ?uchananF Ceramic Materias for eectronicsF Marce &e**erF e' Jor*.

2. ".". >ench 9 H.7. )estF Principes of eectronic ceramicsF Hohn )iey 9 ,ons.

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CH75>8F (em.rane Separation ,rocesses

PrincipesF characteristic and cassification of separation processesL Mem#rane materiasF structures

and preparation techni=ues LMem#rane modues LPant configurations.

Mem#rane characteriation :Pore sie and pore distri#ution L?u##e point test LChaenge test L-actors

affecting retentiity Fconcentration poariation Fge poariation Ffouing Fceaning and regeneration of

mem#ranes.Mechanisms of separation :Porous mem#ranes Fdense mem#ranes and i=uid mem#ranes.

Mem#rane separation modes :Irreersi#e thermodynamics LCapiary fo' theory L,oution diffusion

mode LDiscous fo' modes L Modes for separation of gas apor; miAtures.

,cience and technoogy of microfitrationF reerse osmosisF utrafitrationF nanofitrationFdiaysisand

eectrodiaysis F peraporation Fi=uid mem#rane permeation Fgas permeation.

Mem#rane reactors: PoymericF ceramic Fmeta and #io6mem#rane.

CH75>86 Interfacial and Colloidal ,henomena

/hermodynamics of interfaces :Gi##s diiding surface LInterfacia tension LGi##s adsorption

isotherm LJoung6 "apace e=uation L)etting and contact ange L/hin fuid fims LCom#ination of ander )aas forces Fdou#e ayer potentia etc .to disoin pressure.

-uid statics and dynamics of interfaces and thin fims LE=uii#rium shapes of menisci L&rop

formation L,ta#iity of thin fimsL )etting of soids LCoating fo's and fuid dispacement in pores.

ppication of cooida systems L -oams Femusions Foi recoery and other specia topics.

CH75>84 (ulticomponent Separation

-undamentasFcharacteristic and cassification of separation processes L,eection of feasi#e separation

process L/hermodynamics of separations L-actors affecting product purity.

pproAimate process for muticomponent Fmutistage operations : -ens*e6@nder'ood6Giiand

method.E=uii#rium #ased methods for muticomponent a#sorption Fstripping Fdistiation and eAtractionL

/heoritica mode for an e=uii#rium stage LGenera strategy of mathematica soution LE=uii#rium

tearing procedureL/ridiagona matriA agorithmLInside +out method.

Enhanced distiationL>omogeneous and heterogeneous aeotropic distiationL eactie distiation.

ate #ased modes for distiation: /hermodynamics properties and transport eApressionsL Methods for

estimating transport coefficient and interfacia areaL Dapour and i=uid fo' pattern.

Methods of cacuations: Chem ,ep programL /E-C program.

?atch distiationF #atch stripping and compeA #atch distiation.

Pressure s'ing adsorptionL supercritica fuid eAtraction.

BC - 5>>? nEyme ngineering and Technology

,ource and structure of enymeL ?iosynthesisF reguation and contro of enyme in microorganisms

7inetics of enymatic reactionF ,inge and mutipe su#strate systemsF systemsF Inhi#ition + su#strateF

product and inhi#itorsF naysis of *inetic dataF ctie and egend #inding sitesF Mechanism of

enyme actiityL Immo#iiation of enyme and 'hoe cesL Process design and operation stratedies

for immo#iied enyme reactorsL EAterna and diffusiona mass transfer imitationF Effectieness

factor and moduusL sta#iiation of enymeF synymeF Immo#iiation of mutipe enyme systemL

protein engineeringL appication of enyme + IndustriaF anaytica and Medica.

BC75>8> (icro.iological ngineering

Micro#ia gro'thL ero#ic and anaero#ic gro'th phenomenaL ,ynchronous cutureL Mathematica

modeing of micro#ia gro'thL product synthesis *inetics: ?atchF fed6#atch and continuous cuture

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cutiation techni=uesL Gro'th and non6gro'th associated product formationL principes and

mechanism of media steriiation + /herma and mem#rane fitrationL ?atch and continuous

steriiation of mediaL ir steriiation + Principe and designL Characteristics of #ioogica fuids.

BC75>83 $undamentals of (icro.iology and Biochemistry

IsoationF identification and preseration of industria microorganismsL Physioogy and morphoogy of#acteriaF yeast and fungiL Characteristics of irusesL #ioenergetics of meta#oic path'aysL Eementary

mass #aanceL Energy #aanceL /P generation and J/PF Energy yieding and consuming meta#oic

path'ayL &etoAification of Qenopho#ic compoundL ,teroid transformation.

(S 7 5>33 &anomaterials and &anostructures

Preparation methods: therma and utrasound decomposition methods. eduction methods.

CoprecipitationF spry dryingF so6ged and hydrotherma methods. Capped semiconductor

nanopartices. >igh energy #a miing and mechanica attrition. /herma eaporation. ,puttering.

"aser a#ation. Chemica apour deposition. Moecuar #eam epitaAy. /herma spraying. Eectro and

eectroess deposition.Characteriation techni=ues: /EMF ,EMF -M and ,/M. ptica and i#rationa spectroscopy.

Properties: =uantum 'esF ires and dots. ,iAe and dimensionaity effects. EAcitons. ,inge eectron

tunneing. ppications in infrared detectors and =uantum dot asers. Magnetic properties of

nanocrystaine materias. anostructured ferroeectric materias and nanocomposites. anostructured

materias in cataysis and eectrocataysis. Car#on custers compoundsF Preparation and properties of

car#on nanotu#es. Inorganic nanotu#es and nanorodsF nanoporous materias.

Recommended Boo2s?

1. anostructures and anomateriasF G. Cao.

2. introduction to anotechnoogyF chares P. Pooe Hr. and -.H. 'ens.

3. anostructured MateriasF Car C.Coch.

(S 7 5>35 Advanced ,olymers

,oid and gas phase poymeriation. Group transfer poymeriation. "iing free radica

poymeriation.

?uty ru##er. itrie ru##er. ,tyrene #utadiene ru##er. /eecheic poymers. >etero6chain poymers.

Ethyene propyene diene ru##er EP&M;. anocomposites.

-oams. /hermosetting esins. Ionomers. >ydro6ge. Poymeric i=uid crystas. Poymeric ge. >eat

resistant poymers. Mutiphase poymers. Mutiphase poymeric stystems. Interpenetrating net'or*s.

Graft and #oc* copoymers. Moecuar composites.Conducting poymer: /ypes of conducting poymers. Chemica and eectrochemica routes of

synthesis. &oping and dedoping of conugated poymers. ,oatron and poaron formation in

conducting poymers. Conduction mechanism.

?io and natura poymers: ProteineF nuceic acidsF ipidsF ceuose and poysaccharides. Medicina and

#iomedica appications of poymers. Introduction of Inorganic Poymers and appication.

?iodegrada#e poymers. Poymer 'aste management.

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