Subject · Mechanical engineering (bachelor)

ChemistryTopics

İF-3029Maşın5 creditsAutumn semesterMandatory2025-2026

Topic plan

The subject's topics and the learning outcomes attached to each one.

15 topics
  1. 1. 1. basic laws of chemistry. stoichiometric laws.

    Lecture

    This topic covers the fundamental laws that explain how substances change during chemical reactions. students learn the essence of the laws of conservation of mass, constant composition of substances, multiple ratios and volumes of gases in chemical reactions. the subject is the basis of chemical calculations and helps to express reactions in correct equations.

  2. 2. 2. the structure of the atom. quantum numbers. electron orbitals

    Lecture
  3. 3. 3. periodic law and periodic system. the electronic structure of an atom

    Lecture
  4. 4. 4. chemical communication and its types

    Lecture
  5. 5. 5. chemical kinetics and chemical equilibrium. speed ​​of chemical reaction

    Lecture
  6. 6. 6. reversible and non-reversible reactions. chemical equilibrium, factors affecting it. le chatelier principle.

    Lecture
  7. 7. 7. solutions, their properties. osmotic pressure. raoult's laws

    Lecture
  8. 8. 8. electrochemical processes, electrode potential. hydrogen electrode. stress order of metals

    Lecture
  9. 9. 9. oxidation-reduction reactions. electrolysis. laws of electrolysis. galvanic elements

    Lecture
  10. 10. 10. natural combinations of metals, acquisition, general properties and application. methods of corrosion protection of metals

    Lecture
  11. 11. 11. light construction materials - natural compounds of be and mg, production, properties and application

    Lecture
  12. 12. 12. al and ti - natural compounds, extraction, properties and application.

    Lecture
  13. 13. 13. cu and zn - natural compounds, extraction, properties and application

    Lecture
  14. 14. 14. cr and mn - natural compounds, extraction, properties and application.

    Lecture
  15. 15. 15. fe- natural compounds, production, properties and application.

    Lecture