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    CHE124:ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY

    L:3 T:0 P:0 Credits:3

    Course Outcomes: Through this course students should be able to

    • Comprehend the relevance of fundamentals and applications of chemical sciences in the


    field of engineering.

    • Fathom about properties of materials, their development and applications.

    • Implement the principles of chemistry for solving different problems of the contemporary
    engineering fields.

    Unit I
    Water and its Treatment : Types of hardness, Units of hardness of water,
    Determination of hardness by EDTA method, Alkalinity of water and its significance,
    Boiler feed water and its treatment, Softening methods and numerical problems
    based on these methods, membrane based processes, chlorination of water,
    Specifications for drinking water
    Unit II
    Polymers : Basics of Polymer chemistry, Degree of polymerization, Classification of
    polymers, Structure-property relationship, Molecular shape and Crystallinity, glass
    transition temperature, basic factors affecting Tg with examples (no details),
    thermoplastics and thermo-sets, elastomers-structure, applications, curing
    techniques, synthesis and uses of polymers, conducting polymers, Fabrication of
    polymers (Compression/Injection/Extrusion moulding)
    Unit III
    Nanomaterials : Introduction to Nanomaterials, Bucky-balls and Carbon nanotubes
    as model nanomaterials, electronic and mechanical properties, synthesis of nano
    materials: top down and bottom up approach, applications of nano materials-
    catalysis, electronic and telecommunication, medicines and energy sciences
    Composites : basics of composites, composition and characteristic properties of
    composites, types of composites- particle, fibre reinforced, structural and their
    applications
    Lubricants : types of lubricants and mechanism of lubrication, purpose of
    lubrication, additives of lubricants, physical and chemical properties of lubricants
    Unit IV
    Electrochemistry : Introduction to electrolytes, electrochemical cells and cell
    conductance, Cell-constant determination, specific and molar conductance
    (numericals), Single electrode potentials (origin and HDL), electrolytic and galvanic
    cells, EMF series and Nernst equation, Cells EMF measurement and numerical
    problems, Thermodynamic overview of Electrochemical processes, Reversible and
    irreversible cells
    Unit V
    Corrosion : Definition and scope of corrosion, direct chemical corrosion,
    Electrochemical corrosion and different mechanisms, Types of electrochemical
    corrosion-Galvanic and concentration cells, Types of electrochemical corrosion-
    differential aeration corrosion, water-line corrosion and pitting corrosion, Types of
    electrochemical corrosion- intergranular and soil corrosion and factors affecting
    corrosion, Protection of corrosion-Ceramic coating, Electroplating process
    Unit VI
    Energy sciences : Fuels, types of fuels, calorific value, determination of calorific
    value, theoretical calorific value and numerical problems, analysis of coal, refining of
    petroleum, liquid fuels, fuels of IC engines, octane and cetane values, knocking and
    anti-knocking agents, cracking of oils, fundamentals of primary cells, rechargeable
    batteries, Ni-Cd, Ni-metal hydride battery, Li-ion battery, characteristics of batteries,
    fuel cells, principles, applications, advantages/disadvantages

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    Text Books:

    1. ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY by DR. SUBA RAMESHM AND DR. S. VAIRAM, WILEY

    References:

    1. A TEXT BOOK OF ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY by SASHI CHAWLA, Dhanpat Rai &


    Co.No

    2. CHEMISTRY by RAYMOND CHANG, MCGRAW HILL EDUCATION

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