Lecture notes prepared
by Mr. M Praveen for the lectures meant to give engineering students based in
different fields of engineering foundational principles of chemistry. The key
topics that are covered in this course include electrochemistry, batteries,
corrosion control, and water technology, which cover the basic chemical aspects
of all these. This material deals with the chemistry of materials, fuels, and
combustion, giving the student background knowledge to apply chemical concepts
effectively. These notes will make studying easier for students, and with clear
explanations as well as practical applications, the feeling about how chemistry
plays into everyday engineering practices and innovations will grow even
bigger.
It is a treasure of comprehensive
information put together by Bharath Institute of Science and Technology, for
students pursuing a career in engineering studies. It deals with all the major
issues: water technology, polymers, electrochemistry, corrosion and control and
ways to nonconventional energy sources. The course content is designed to
clearly depict the practical applications of chemistry in engineering contexts.
This resource will be designed with concise explanations and relevant examples
to enhance students' understanding of chemical principles and their preparation
to face challenges both in the academic and professional spheres.
Author(s): Bharath
Institute of Science and Technology
Lecture notes prepared
by Mr. M Praveen for the lectures meant to give engineering students based in
different fields of engineering foundational principles of chemistry. The key
topics that are covered in this course include electrochemistry, batteries,
corrosion control, and water technology, which cover the basic chemical aspects
of all these. This material deals with the chemistry of materials, fuels, and
combustion, giving the student background knowledge to apply chemical concepts
effectively. These notes will make studying easier for students, and with clear
explanations as well as practical applications, the feeling about how chemistry
plays into everyday engineering practices and innovations will grow even
bigger.