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Concepts of Chemistry for Engineering

Prof. Anindya Datta and others · IIT Bombay

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About

This course is specifically designed for the BTech/BE engineering students. An appropriate contribution from all the core areas of chemistry (physical, inorganic, and organic) has been assembled here to provide the students an in-depth understanding of the fundamental topics. Additionally, the course outline has been designed to ensure the exposure of the students to chemistry-related interdisciplinary topics that will aid the students later in their core subject areas.

Intended audience: Any Interested Learners

Lectures

Week 1

  1. Lecture 1 : Introduction to quantum theory YouTube
  2. Lecture 2 : Schrodinger’s theory YouTube
  3. Lecture 3 : Laws of quantum mechanics YouTube
  4. Lecture 4 : Wave functions YouTube
  5. Lecture 5 : Quantum mechanics of a free particle YouTube
  6. Lecture 6 : Particle in 1D box YouTube
  7. Lecture 7 : Particle in 2D box YouTube
  8. Lecture 8 : Spherical polar coordinates & angular momentum YouTube

Week 2

  1. Lecture 9 : Hydrogen Atom: Schrodinger equation YouTube
  2. Lecture 10 : Hydrogen Atom: Wave Functions YouTube
  3. Lecture 11 : Principal Quantum Number YouTube
  4. Lecture 12 : Radial Distribution Function YouTube
  5. Lecture 13 : Molecular orbital theory 1: Introduction YouTube
  6. Lecture 14 : Molecular orbital theory 2: Diatomic molecules YouTube

Week 3

  1. Lecture 15 : Molecular orbital theory 3: Homonuclear diatomic molecules-I YouTube
  2. Lecture 16 : Molecular orbital theory 4: Homonuclear diatomic molecules-II YouTube
  3. Lecture 17 : Molecular orbital theory 5: Heteronuclear diatomic molecules YouTube
  4. Lecture 18 : Molecular orbital theory 6: Polyatomic molecules YouTube
  5. Lecture 19 : Introduction to Molecules with bonds YouTube
  6. Lecture 20 : Hückel’s MOT for ethylene YouTube
  7. Lecture 21 : Hückel’s MOT for Butadiene-I YouTube
  8. Lecture 22 : Hückel’s MOT for Butadiene-II YouTube

Week 4

  1. Lecture 23 : Concept of effective nuclear charge YouTube
  2. Lecture 24 : Electronic configuration of elements YouTube
  3. Lecture 25 : Properties of Elements (Size, IE, EA and EN) YouTube
  4. Lecture 26 : Polarizability YouTube
  5. Lecture 27 : Hard soft acid base YouTube
  6. Lecture 28 : Predicting molecular structures: VSEPR theory YouTube

Week 5

  1. Lecture 29 : Coordination Chemistry: 18 electron rule and VBT YouTube
  2. Lecture 30 : Crystal Field Theory: Octahedral Complex YouTube
  3. Lecture 31 : Crystal Field Theory: Tetrahedral Complex YouTube
  4. Lecture 32 : Crystal Field Theory: Octahedral vs. Tetrahedral Complex YouTube
  5. Lecture 33 : Application of CFSE: Spinel and J-T Distortion YouTube

Week 6

  1. Lecture 34 : Introduction to Molecular Magnetism YouTube
  2. Lecture 35 : Problem Solving Approach YouTube
  3. Lecture 36 : Magnetism YouTube
  4. Lecture 37 : Spectroscopic Term Symbol YouTube
  5. Lecture 38 : Magnetic States of Matter: Paramagnetic, Ferro and Antiferromagnetic YouTube
  6. Lecture 39 : Band structures of solid materials YouTube
  7. Lecture 40 : Density of states and doping in semiconductors YouTube

Week 7

  1. Lecture 41 : Introduction to molecular spectroscopy YouTube
  2. Lecture 42 : Rotational spectroscopy YouTube
  3. Lecture 43 : Vibrational spectroscopy YouTube
  4. Lecture 44 : Electronic Spectroscopy -I YouTube
  5. Lecture 45 : Electronic Spectroscopy-II YouTube
  6. Lecture 46 : Electronic Spectroscopy-III YouTube
  7. Lecture 47 : Fluorescence Spectroscopy YouTube

Week 8

  1. Lecture 48 : Fundamentals of NMR spectroscopy and MRI YouTube
  2. Lecture 49 : Surface characterization techniques YouTube

Week 9

  1. Lecture 50 : Introduction to thermodynamics: Work, heat and energy YouTube
  2. Lecture 51 : First law of thermodynamics: Diathermic and adiabatic systems, exothermic and endothermic processes YouTube
  3. Lecture 52 : Enthalpy, Hess’s law YouTube
  4. Lecture 53 : Second law of thermodynamics: Entropy & third law of thermodynamics YouTube
  5. Lecture 54 : Helmholtz and Gibbs free energies, Concept of spontaneity YouTube
  6. Lecture 55 : Electrochemical equilibrium, Nernst equation YouTube
  7. Lecture 56 : Acid base and solubility equilibria YouTube
  8. Lecture 57 : Corrosion YouTube
  9. Lecture 58 : Extraction of metals YouTube
  10. Lecture 59 : Ellingham Diagram YouTube
  11. Lecture 60 : Problems From Thermodynamics YouTube

Week 10

  1. Lecture 61 : Intermolecular forces: Electrostatic and Ion-Dipole Interaction YouTube
  2. Lecture 62 : Intermolecular forces: Dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding, and Van der Waals interactions YouTube
  3. Lecture 63 : Real gases- part 1 YouTube
  4. Lecture 64 : Real gases- part 2 YouTube
  5. Lecture 65 : Introduction to Potential Energy Surfaces YouTube
  6. Lecture 66 : Potential energy surface of H3 system YouTube
  7. Lecture 67 : Salient features of H3 potential energy surface YouTube
  8. Lecture 68 : Potential Energy Surfaces of HCN and H2F system YouTube

Week 11

  1. Lecture 69 : Representation of three dimensional structures YouTube
  2. Lecture 70 : Structural isomers and stereoisomers YouTube
  3. Lecture 71 : Configurations, Symmetry and Chirality YouTube
  4. Lecture 72 : Enantiomers and Diastereomers YouTube
  5. Lecture 73 : Optical activity, Conformational analysis, and absolute configuration of chiral transition metal Complexes YouTube

Week 12

  1. Lecture 74 : Substitution reactions YouTube
  2. Lecture 75 : Elimination reactions YouTube
  3. Lecture 76 : Addition, Oxidation and Reduction reactions YouTube
  4. Lecture 77 : Synthesis of a drug molecule YouTube

Syllabus and materials

At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.

Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Bombay
Department
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Taught by
Prof. Anindya Datta, Prof. Debabrata Maiti, Prof. Chidambar Kulkarni, Prof. Arnab Dutta
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Chemistry
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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