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Lecture 39 of 60WEEK 8

Lecture 39 : Magnesium and its compounds

Prof. Debashis Ray · IIT Kharagpur

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  1. Lecture 1 Introduction Video
  2. Lecture 2 Importance of chemical industry, chemicals from materials Video
  3. Lecture 3 Bulk and commodity chemicals Video
  4. Lecture 4 Fine and speciality chemicals Video
  5. Lecture 5 : Water Video
  6. Lecture 6: Hydrogen Video
  7. Lecture 7: Inorganic peroxide compounds Video
  8. Lecture 8: Nitrogen compounds Video
  9. Lecture 9: Chloramine and Hydroxylamine Video
  10. Lecture 10: Nitric acid, Ostwald process and uses Video
  11. Lecture 11 : Phosphorus and its components Video
  12. Lecture 12 : Phosphoric acid salts Video
  13. Lecture 13 : Tetrapotassium diphosphate preparation Video
  14. Lecture 14 : Hydroxy apatite Video
  15. Lecture 15 : P4S10 and phosphide preparation Video
  16. Lecture 16 : Sulfur and copper (1) phosphide Video
  17. Lecture 17 : Sulfur compounds and sulfur from H2S and SO2 Video
  18. Lecture 18 : Sulfuric acid, catalyst and S2Cl2, applications Video
  19. Lecture 19 : Sulfur dichloride, thionyl chloride Video
  20. Lecture 20 : Thiosulfates and dithionite Video
  21. Lecture 21 : Sodium hydroxyl methanesulfinate and hydrogen sulfide Video
  22. Lecture 22 : Halogen and halogen compounds Video
  23. Lecture 23 : Fluorine and inorganic fluorides Video
  24. Lecture 24: Hydrogen fluoride and aluminum fluoride Video
  25. Lecture 25: Cryolite and other industrially important fluoride salts Video
  26. Lecture 26 : Electrochemical fluorination, sulfonyl fluorides Video
  27. Lecture 27 : Chloralkali electrolysis Video
  28. Lecture 28 : Ion conduction membrane in electrolysis Video
  29. Lecture 29 : Hydrochloric acid manufacture Video
  30. Lecture 30 : Bromine and bromine compounds Video
  31. Lecture 31 : Hydrogen bromide and alkali bromates Video
  32. Lecture 32 : Iodine and iodine compounds Video
  33. Lecture 33 : Mineral fertilizers Video
  34. Lecture 34 : Nitrogen fertilizer and Urea Video
  35. Lecture 35 : Potassium fertilizer Video
  36. Lecture 36 : Metals and their compounds: Lithium Video
  37. Lecture 37 : Sodium and its compounds Video
  38. Lecture 38 : Potassium and its compounds. Video
  39. Lecture 39 : Magnesium and its compounds Video
  40. Lecture 40 : Calcium and its compounds Video
  41. Lecture 41 : Barium and its compounds Video
  42. Lecture 42 : Chromium and its compounds Video
  43. Lecture 43 : Manganese and its industrially important compounds Video
  44. Lecture 44 : Silicon and its compounds Video
  45. Lecture 45 : Organosilicon compounds, organoalkoxysilanes Video
  46. Lecture 46: Organomercapto silanes and silicones Video
  47. Lecture 47: Silicone rubber Video
  48. Lecture 48: Inorganic solids: glass Video
  49. Lecture 49: Zeolites Video
  50. Lecture 50: Inorganic Fibres: asbestos, textile glass and optical fibres Video
  51. Lecture 51 : Glass fibre production and construction materials Video
  52. Lecture 52 : Ceramics and its manufacturing processes Video
  53. Lecture 53 : Specialty ceramic products Video
  54. Lecture 54 : Ferrites and porcelain enamel Video
  55. Lecture 55 : Layers of enamelling Video
  56. Lecture 56 : Carbon modifications: Glassy carbon, foamed carbon, carbon black Video
  57. Lecture 57 : Activated carbon Video
  58. Lecture 58 : Metallic hard materials: Carbides, borides, silicides Video
  59. Lecture 59 : Fillers and inorganic pigments Video
  60. Lecture 60 : Oxide pigments, luminescent pigments, corrosion protection pigments, magnetic pigments Video