Lecture #0 Course details • L:T:P – 3 : 0 : 0 [Three lectures/week] • Text Book: • CHEMISTRY IN DAILY LIFE by KIRPAL SINGH, PRENTICE HALL, 3rd Edition, (2012) Course Assessment Model • Marks break up* • Attendance 5 • CA (Two best out of three tasks) 20 • MTE 25 • ETE 50 • Total 100 • 3 academic tasks– one test before MTE, one test after MTE, one term paper Exam Category = 11
• Exam Pattern:
• CA: All Subjective (Descriptive)
• Mid Term Exam: All MCQ • End Term Exam: All MCQ The hitch… The ONLY snag…
• Why CHEMISTRY IN DAILY LIFE,
• We are into B.Tech
• We should read pure applied chemistry!!! • Is it irrelevant to us??? Why chemistry needs to take care of daily life • Every product is made up of chemicals • Toxic in toxic out The course contents Before MTE Unit-1: Chemistry in agriculture : o Fertilizers - nitrogenous, phosphatic and potassium fertilizers, o deficiency symptoms of micro and macronutrients, pesticides for protection our food supply, o toxic effects of pesticides and control, Soil chemistry, manures o Preservation of food : food additives and preservatives, flavour modifiers bread, butter and chemical drink, beer Unit-2: Chemistry in housing and household : o Varnishes and polishes, timber and its chemical protection, cleaners, pesticides, stain removers, fire extinguisher, o Portland Cement, Paints and coatings, glasses, safety glasses and silvering of mirror Unit-3: Chemistry and consumer products : o Chemistry in computers and electronics, chemistry in recreation, o chemistry of soap, Soaps, detergents and surfactants, Diamond, gems, jewellery and ornaments, o Electroplating, metals and metal-alloys, o Chemistry and fireworks, Chemistry of batteries/cells, Safety matches, wax candles, mosquito coils, common salt The course contents After MTE • Unit-4: Chemistry of cosmetics: • Perfumes and fragrances, Cosmetic formulation, skin care, hair care, deodorants and anti perspirants, Colour cosmetics and sun protections. • Plastics:Bakelite and celluloid, Polymer and plastic, thermoplastic and thermosetting plastic, polyethylene, PVC, polystyrene, polypropylene, novel plastics
• Unit-5: Biomolecules and Bioorganic chemistry : Haemoglobin: structure and
function, effect of CO on haemoglobin, chlorophyll, carbohydrates and their sources - disaccharides - maltose, lactose and sucrose, nucleic acid: DNA and RNA, their structure, genetic code and applications • Drugs: Classification of drug, Chemotherapeutic and pharmacodynamic agents, pain relieving drugs, antibiotics, antacids, tranquillizers, stimulants and depressants • Unit-6: Energy and Chemistry: wind energy, energy from biomasses and garbage, nuclear energy, solar energy, water energy, Fuel, fossil fuel, petroleum and oil, Coal and natural gas. • Synthetic organic compound of commercial importance: Dyes and its classification based on application and constitution, azo dye, phthalein dye triarylmethane dye, Xanthen dye, Indigo dyes, Anthraquinone dye, sulphur dye, mordant dye. The course outcome… The course CHE882: Chemistry in Daily life will…
• Enable you to understand the basics of chemistry used in
various systems in daily life. • Make you aware about the problems, environment is facing which ranges from local to global. • And above all inspire you to find solutions of the problem through chemical methods and make this world a better living place