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This class is a survey of the general properties and reactivity of main group elements and transition metals. During the course, we cover chapters 9-22 in Inorganic Chemistry, 6th ed.
This class is a survey of the general properties and reactivity of main group elements and transition metals. During the course, we cover chapters 9-22 in Inorganic Chemistry, 6th ed.
This course builds from the basic electronic structure of atoms and molecules to bonding in compounds to structure and finally to the relationship between the structure and properties of compounds.It is my aim that students will develop tools needed to predict the properties from the electronic and physical structures of relatively simple compounds.
This course builds from the basic electronic structure of atoms and molecules to bonding in compounds to structure and finally to the relationship between the structure and properties of compounds.It is my aim that students will develop tools needed to predict the properties from the electronic and physical structures of relatively simple compounds.
This class will cover general analytical and inorganic chemistry, such as equilibria, acids and bases, acid-base equilibria, oxidation and reduction reactions, electrochemistry, etc.
This class will cover general analytical and inorganic chemistry, such as equilibria, acids and bases, acid-base equilibria, oxidation and reduction reactions, electrochemistry, etc.
Analytical chemistry is an important area of chemistry as it covers not only qualitative anaylsis of samples using forms of spectroscopy, electrochemistry, etc. and quantification of species in samples but also data analysis. This class is designed for students to gain knowledge in analytical techniques and concepts involved in those techniques.
Analytical chemistry is an important area of chemistry as it covers not only qualitative anaylsis of samples using forms of spectroscopy, electrochemistry, etc. and quantification of species in samples but also data analysis. This class is designed for students to gain knowledge in analytical techniques and concepts involved in those techniques.
The objective of this class is to introduce frontiers of inorganic chemistry. The aim of the class is to show how developments in inorganic chemistry impinges on the other disciplines, such as life science, condensed matter physics, and materials chemistry. We will discuss materials chemistry focusing on solid-state compounds, their structures, and electronic, magnetic, and optical properties. In addition, we will discuss nanomaterials and biosensors and introduce the area of catalysis.
The objective of this class is to introduce frontiers of inorganic chemistry. The aim of the class is to show how developments in inorganic chemistry impinges on the other disciplines, such as life science, condensed matter physics, and materials chemistry. We will discuss materials chemistry focusing on solid-state compounds, their structures, and electronic, magnetic, and optical properties. In addition, we will discuss nanomaterials and biosensors and introduce the area of catalysis.
この講義は，３期連続して行なわれる一連の講義，①専門基礎化学II（第３セメスター），②無機分析化学概論Ｂ（第４セメスター），③無機分析化学概論Ｃ（第５セメスター）の③の部分に相当する。この３期の講義を通じて，無機化学全般の基礎を習得することを目的とする。
This is the third class among a class series of general inorganic and analytical chemistry: basic chemistry II (3rd semester), general inorganic and analytical chemistry B (4th semester), general inorganic and analytical chemistry C (5th semester), that are aimed to learn fundamentals of inorganic and analytical chemistry.
本講義では，周期表に基づき分類される各元素群である，主要族金属元素，非金属元素および遷移金属の電子状態や化学的性質に関する基本概念の学修を目的とする．元素の周期的性質と分類，各元素群の原子の電子配置と化学的特性，およびこれらの元素からなる化合物の基本的性質について解説する．
In this course, students will learn basic principles of electronic states and chemical properties of main-group metals, non-metal elements, and transition metals, which are groups of elements classified based on the periodic table. This course will provide explanations of (1) periodic properties and classification of elements, (2) electron configurations and chemical properties of atoms in each element group, and (3) basic properties of compounds containing these elements.
Conduct exercises in inorganic and analytical chemistry, in particular an area from basic inorganic chemistry to coordination chemistry related to the solid-state molecular chemistry, by explaining their fields.
Conduct exercises in inorganic and analytical chemistry, in particular an area from basic inorganic chemistry to coordination chemistry related to the solid-state molecular chemistry, by explaining their fields.
この講義は，３期連続して行なわれる一連の講義，①専門基礎化学II（第３セメスター），②無機分析化学概論Ｂ（第４セメスター），③無機分析化学概論Ｃ（第５セメスター）の①に相当する．この３期の講義を通じ，無機化学全般の基礎を習得することを目的とする．
This is the first class among a class series of general inorganic and analytical chemistry: Basic chemistry II (3rd semester), General inorganic and analytical chemistry B (4th semester), General inorganic and analytical chemistry C (5th semester), that are aimed at learning fundamentals of inorganic and analytical chemistry.
Google Classroomのクラスコードは工学研究科Webページ
https://www.eng.tohoku.ac.jp/edu/syllabus-g.html
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1. Aim
Coordination chemistry dealing with synergy between metal ions and ligands has departed from the field of classical inorganic chemistry for a wide variety of interdisciplinary fields such as analytical, materials, bioinorganic, and biomedical chemistry. To explore the fields, understanding of the basic concepts of coordination chemistry as well as the comprehensive back ground of the topics are essential. This course helps students to gain those basics by dealing with hot topics in the current coordination chemistry.
2. General content
This course consists of five main topics; essential concepts in coordination chemistry, analytical applications, bio-inorganic aspects, biomedical application, and functional materials design. In each topic, basic concepts will be introduced such as structural characterization, physicochemical properties, thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, and chemical functions.
3. Goal
By dealing with the topics, students are expected to
- Obtain deep understanding of basic concepts of coordination chemistry.
- Widen the perspective for science concerning coordination chemistry.
The class code for Google Classroom can be found on the Web site of the School of Engineering:
https://www.eng.tohoku.ac.jp/english/academics/master.html (under "Timetable & Course Description")
1. Aim
Coordination chemistry dealing with synergy between metal ions and ligands has departed from the field of classical inorganic chemistry for a wide variety of interdisciplinary fields such as analytical, materials, bioinorganic, and biomedical chemistry. To explore the fields, understanding of the basic concepts of coordination chemistry as well as the comprehensive back ground of the topics are essential. This course helps students to gain those basics by dealing with hot topics in the current coordination chemistry.
2. General content
This course consists of five main topics; essential concepts in coordination chemistry, analytical applications, bio-inorganic aspects, biomedical application, and functional materials design. In each topic, basic concepts will be introduced such as structural characterization, physicochemical properties, thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, and chemical functions.
3. Goal
By dealing with the topics, students are expected to
- Obtain deep understanding of basic concepts of coordination chemistry.
- Widen the perspective for science concerning coordination chemistry.