Sunday, 20 December 2020

UPCT

 Dear Students..

Hi...

Welcome Back ....

           I look forward to working with you over the next 17 weeks in the course of UPCT (3140508) you can find soft copy of the syllabus on this link. (GTU ACADEMIC CALENDAR) 
       Get ready for a journey of lifetime learning memories. In this course you will learn about general reaction mechanism, Sulphur, Sulphuric acid & Fertilizer Industries, Heavy Inorganic industry, Dye & its Intermediates, Paints and Pigment Industries, Drugs and Pharmaceuticals, Sugar & Fermentation Industries, Cement & Ceramic Industries, Introduction to pulp and paper industries and Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals. 
             We will have 4 hours of lecture and 2 hours of laboratory work per week. the list of experiments is as per the following.

Find the Reference book for reading material:



List of Experiments:
No.
Objective of Experiment
1
To determine and compare the saponification values of oil samples. Video Link
2
To prepare soap in the laboratory and carry out its cost analysis. Video link-1 Video link-2   Video-3
3
To prepare detergent in the laboratory and to carry out its cost analysis. Video link-1   Video link-2  Video link-3   4
4
Preparation of nitro benzene from benzene.
5
To synthesis aspirin from salicylic acid.
6
To determine the acid value of the given sample of oil.
7
Preparation of phenyl azo – β – Naphthol from aniline.
8
To prepare hydrated lime from the given calcium carbonate powder
9
To prepare mordant yellow dye.
10
Preparation of fast green o dye.

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Wednesday, 10 June 2020

Applied Chemistry (3130506) Starting 22-06-2020

Hello friends....!!!

I hope you are fit and fine in this pandemic situation. you all have followed the rules for being safe at home. we have received your assignments submitted during last semester. 

It will be joyful again to work with you over the next semester where we will learn the subject of  Applied Chemistry (3130506). This time our learning will start with technologically enhanced ways of learning. So get ready for a journey of lifetime learning memories. 



After learning this subject you will be able to....

---Identify and describe reactivity patterns in an organic reaction.

---Explain theoretical principles underlying molecular structure, bonding, and properties

---Describe the importance and relevance of Hard and soft materials and also their characterization, properties, and uses in engineering applications.

---Distinguish the difference between the different orders of reaction and apply accordingly.

---Utilize different thermo-dynamical laws to explain the course of reactions.

---Apply the different spectroscopic techniques to explain the inner &surface characteristic of molecules.



All are informed to download and learn Microsoft Team software. We may start to lear in that platform during next semester.

 All your queries are welcomed.

 Have a great learning.

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List of Experiments:

NO
TOPIC
Video Links
Manual
V-LAB Link
1
Calorimetry: Heat of solution / neutralization
Link
EXP-1
V-lab Link
2
Measurement of Conductance.
Link-1    Link-2    LInk-3
EXP-2

3
Lambert’s Beers Law.
Link
EXP-3

4
Turbidity
Link
EXP-4
V-lab-Link
5
pH Meter.
Link
EXP-5

6
Viscosity measurement
Link
EXP-6
V-Lab Link
7
Ester Hydrolysis (IstOrder reaction).
Link
EXP-7

8
Potentiometer
Link-1 

LINK-2
EXP-8

9
Inorganic Qualitative Analysis.
Link 1
EXP-9
V-lab Link
10
Inorganic Qualitative Analysis.
Link 2
EXP-10
O-Lab Link
11
Inorganic Qualitative Analysis.
Link
EXP-11

12
Inorganic Qualitative Analysis.
Link
EXP-12

13
Organic Qualitative Analysis.
Link
EXP-13
O-Lab Link
14
Organic Qualitative Analysis.
Link
EXP-14
O-Lab Link
15
Organic Qualitative Analysis.
Link
EXP-15

16
Organic Qualitative Analysis.
Link
EXP-16



NOTE: For qualitative analysis see all the links of four experiments before starting the experiments.






 

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Sunday, 1 March 2020

District Science Center Dharampur

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Participation in Smart Gujarat Hackathon (SGH-2020)












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Tuesday, 4 February 2020

100 activity points near you....




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Chemistry JANUARY-2020 Environmental Engineering


Syllabus

Academic Calendar GTU


Some important link to understand the basics of chemistry....

INDIAN CHEMISTRY THROUGH THE AGESBY D.P. AGRAWAL

THE ORIGINS OF TODAY'S "CENTRAL SCIENCE"

Reference Book for reading Material: 


LAB MANUAL
Experiments to be performed
Sr. No.
Title
1
To determine melting point of given sample. LINK-1   LINK-2
2
To determine boiling point of given sample.  LINK-1   LINK-2
3
To determine hardness of given water sample. Link-1   Link-2
4
To determine the alkalinity in given water sample. Link -1   Link-2
5
To determine the amount of chloride content in given water sample using Mohr’s method.  Link 1(Residual Cl)   Link-2   Link - 3
6
To determine the moisture content in coal.   Link 1 LOD Method   Link-2
7
To determine the percentage of iron in the given steel sample.  
 Link 1   Link-2
8
Determination of Saponification Value of Oil.  Link 1   Link-2 Link-3
9
Determination of Concentration of Unknown Solution Spectrophotometrically.    Link 1   Link-2  Link-3
10
Determination of available oxygen and manganese dioxide in pyrolusite ore by KMnO4
Assignments
·        No.1 Selected questions from Unit-1
·        No.2 Selected questions from Unit-2&3
·        No.3 Selected questions from Unit-4 &7
·        No.4 Selected questions from Unit-5
·        No.5 Selected questions from Unit-6&8.



You All Can submit your assignments online on google classroom : the link is shared with you for the same with code.

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