: general chemistry-2 (inorganic chemistry)Syllabus

Subject code

İF-3044y

Credits

6

Student workload

180

Semester

Spring semester

Academic year

2025-2026

Subject type

Mandatory

Form of education

Full-time

Language of instruction

Azerbaijani

In-class hours

a)Muhazirə-30 saat b)seminar -15 saat c) laboratoriya- 15 saat

Out-of-class hours

a)TSİ- 72 saat b) MRTSİ- 48 saat

It is a fundamental chemical science that studies the structure, composition, methods of obtaining, physical and chemical properties, transformations, fields of application of elements and their inorganic compounds, as well as the regularities of chemical reactions. within the scope of the subject, he studies the structure of the atom, chemical bonds, periodic law, basic inorganic compounds, solutions, oxidation-reduction processes, chemical effects of other inorganic substances and explains their theoretical and practical importance.

• lecture
• seminar
• laboratory work
• teamwork
• presentations

1. 1

   CLO 1: Explains the basic concepts of inorganic chemistry, laws and characteristics of chemical reactions.

2. 2

   CLO 2: Analyzes the structure, physical-chemical properties and reactivity of elements and their compounds.

3. 3

   CLO 3: Formulates equations for chemical reactions, performs stoichiometric calculations and interprets results.

4. 4

   CLO 4: Uses knowledge of inorganic substances acquisition, properties and fields of application in solving chemical engineering problems.

5. 5

   CLO 5: Follows safety rules and evaluates experimental results during the synthesis and analysis of inorganic substances in laboratory conditions.

6. 6

   CLO 6: Evaluating the application of inorganic chemistry in industry, agriculture, medicine, metallurgy and other fields, it justifies its role in chemical engineering.

1. 1.
   1. group IA elements. hydrogen and alkali metals. finding in nature, methods of preparation, compounds, properties and applicationLecture
2. 2.
   2. group IIA elements. calcium. finding in nature, methods of preparation, compounds, properties and application. water pollution and methods of its eliminationSeminar
3. 3.
   3. group III a elements. boron and its compounds, properties and applicationsLecture
4. 4.
   4. group IV a elements. carbon, allotropy. compounds of carbon: oxides, acids, salts. acquisition and propertiesLecture
5. 5.
   5. silicon. finding and properties of silicon in nature. silicate industry.Lecture
6. 6.
   6. semiconductor elements- ge, sn and pb. their general properties. natural compounds, acquisition and properties and applicationLecture
7. 7.
   7. VA group elements. nitrogen, finding and obtaining in nature. compounds of nitrogen with hydrogen and oxygen. oxides and acids of nitrogen. preparation, properties and application of nitric acid in the laboratory and industryLecture
8. 8.
   8. phosphorus. general properties, acquisition, allotropic transformations, combinations and application of phosphorus.Lecture
9. 9.
   9. oxygen. acquisition of oxygen, physical and chemical properties, applicationLecture
10. 10.
    10. sulphur. general properties of sulfur. finding in nature, allotropic transformation, physical and chemical properties. hydrogen compoundsLecture
11. 11.
    Section ii. fundamentals of law. chapter x. fundamentals of civil law. §2. civil-law relations. §3. physical persons as subjects of civil law.Lecture
12. 12.
    12. halogens. comparative explanation of properties of halogens. acquisition, properties and application of halogensLecture
13. 13.
    13. d-elements. group i b elements. copper, silver and gold. methods of their acquisition, properties and applicationLecture
14. 14.
    14. d-elements. II b group elements. zinc, cadmium and mercury. methods of their acquisition, properties and applicationLecture
15. 15.
    15. group VIII b elements. iron, nickel and cobalt. their acquisition, properties and application.Lecture
16. 16.
    1. introduction to the laboratory and safety rulesLaboratory
17. 17.
    3. group ii, III a elements. determination of water hardness. determination of boronLaboratory
18. 18.
    4. group IV a elements - compounds of carbon, silicon, tin and lead, properties. VA group elements. nitrogen, phosphorus finding and purchase in nature. compounds of nitrogen with hydrogen and oxygenLaboratory
19. 19.
    5. group IV a elements - compounds of carbon, silicon, tin and lead, properties. VA group elements. nitrogen, phosphorus finding and purchase in nature. compounds of nitrogen with hydrogen and oxygenLaboratory
20. 20.
    6. group VI a elements oxygen compounds and properties general properties of sulfur. hydrogen compoundsLaboratory
21. 21.
    7. VII a subgroup elements. halogens. compounds, removal, properties of halogens. hydrogen hydrogen-peroxideLaboratory
22. 22.
    8. conclusion of laboratory workLaboratory

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