This module covers Fick's Second Law of diffusion and transient-state diffusion. Key topics include:
This module introduces the foundational concepts of solid state chemistry, emphasizing the importance of atomic interactions and structures in various materials. Key themes include the significance of solid-state phenomena in engineering and their practical implications.
This module covers the classification schemes for elements, focusing on how elements are categorized based on their properties and behaviors. Topics include:
This module examines the Rutherford and Bohr models, which describe atomic structure and electron behavior. Key topics include:
This module focuses on atomic spectra and the interactions of matter and energy, particularly involving atomic hydrogen. Topics include:
This module addresses the shell model and the behavior of multi-electron atoms. It covers:
This module introduces the foundational principles of wave-particle duality through the concepts of De Broglie, Heisenberg, and Schrödinger. Key topics include:
This module discusses ionic bonding, emphasizing the concept of octet stability through electron transfer. Key points include:
This module focuses on covalent bonding, exploring Lewis structures and hybridization. Topics include:
This module investigates electronegativity, partial charge, and the formation of polar bonds and molecules. Key topics include:
This module covers hybridization, focusing on double and triple bonds, and the concepts of paramagnetism and diamagnetism. Key points include:
This module examines the shapes of molecules, focusing on electron domain theory and secondary bonding interactions. Key topics include:
This module introduces metallic bonding and band theory of solids, discussing the concept of band gaps. Key points include:
This module discusses intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, including doping and compound semiconductors. Key topics include:
This module serves as an introduction to the solid state, covering the seven crystal systems and the 14 Bravais lattices. Key points include:
This module focuses on the properties of cubic crystals, examining their symmetry and structural characteristics. Key topics include:
This module discusses the characterization of atomic structure through X-ray generation and Moseley's Law. Key points include:
This module focuses on X-ray spectra and Bragg's Law, explaining their significance in understanding crystal structures. Key topics include:
This module examines X-ray diffraction of crystals, focusing on techniques and applications. Key points include:
This module covers defects in crystals, including point defects, line defects, interfacial defects, and voids. Key topics include:
This module explores amorphous solids, emphasizing glass formation and the properties of inorganic glasses. Key topics include:
This module introduces engineered glasses, discussing network formers, network modifiers, and intermediates. Key points include:
This module discusses chemical kinetics, focusing on the rate equation, order of reaction, and rate laws. Key topics include:
This module focuses on diffusion, introducing Fick's First Law and the concept of steady-state diffusion. Key points include:
This module covers Fick's Second Law of diffusion and transient-state diffusion. Key topics include:
This module discusses solutions, defining solute, solvent, and solution. Key points include:
This module introduces acids and bases, discussing the Arrhenius, Bronsted-Lowry, and Lewis definitions. Key topics include:
This module covers basic concepts in organic chemistry, focusing on the fundamental building blocks of organic molecules. Key topics include:
This module introduces organic glasses (polymers), focusing on their synthesis through addition and condensation polymerization. Key topics include:
This module examines structure-property relationships in polymers and crystalline polymers. Key points include:
This module discusses biochemistry, focusing on amino acids, peptides, and proteins. Key topics include:
This module introduces phase diagrams, explaining their significance in understanding material behavior. Key points include:
This module focuses on two-component phase diagrams, specifically limited solid solubility. Key topics include:
This final module serves as a wrap-up of the course, summarizing key concepts covered throughout. It includes: