MF Elektronik ve Haberleşme Müh.
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English |
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A310
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2+0 |
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0232 / 246 49 49 |
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| 1. Prerequisites |
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| 2. Contents |
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Introduction to atomic theory, stoichiometry, electronic structure, molecular orbital properties of solutions, equilibrium chemical kinetics, thermodynamics and electrochemistry. Polymeres and their applications in electronics engineering: OLED (organic light emitting diode) and Organic transistor.
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| 3. Objectives |
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To review properties of materials, bonding of atoms, reaction between matter, and applications in engineering.
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| 4. Textbook/ Lecture notes |
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John T. More, Richard H. Langley: “Chemistry for the Utterly Confused”, New York, McGraw Hill, 2007.
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| 5. Attendance |
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Compulsory attendance for theory lectures is 70%. |
| 6. Grading |
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Midterm 40%
Final 60%
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| 7. Academic dishonesty |
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Academic dishonesty is related to cheating and plagiarism. Copying in whole or in part others’ assignments, lab works or exams, is considered cheating respectively plagiarism. All parties involved will receive a zero score for the lab, assignment or the exam. |
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Atoms, ions and molecules
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 2
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Mass, moles and equations
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 3
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Aqueous solutions
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 4
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Gases
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 5
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Periodic trends
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 8
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Chemical bonding
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 9
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Molecular geometry and hybridization
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 10
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Intermolecular forces, solids and liquids
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 11
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Acids and bases, buffers and other equilibria
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 15 & 16
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Entropy and free energy
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 17
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Electrochemistry, chemistry of the elements
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 18 & 19
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Organic, biochemistry and polymeres
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More, Langley: Chemistry for the utterly confused, chapter 21
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Organic LED and transistors, impact on electronics engineering
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Slides provided by the lecturer
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Organic LED and transistors, impact on electronics engineering
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Slides provided by the lecturer
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