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Overview

Prepare for university by reviewing the science and technology of chemistry. Become familiar with the way chemistry and chemistry-related topics are taught at university level.

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5 weeks

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Free

Mode of learning

Online

Difficulty level

Beginner

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  • 5 weeks 5 hours per week
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Skills you will learn
What are the course deliverables?
  • After taking this course you will be able to:
  • Understand the basics of general chemistry, organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry
  • Apply principles of chemistry in various science and engineering contexts
  • Perform quantitative calculations and apply basic calculus to solve chemical problems
  • Combine knowledge from different areas of chemistry to solve advanced problems
More about this course
  • Chemistry is the fundamental discipline that helps us explain properties, structure, and behavior of matter. A solid foundation in chemistry is of importance in addressing today challenges with innovative chemical technological solutions.
  • This course provides you with an opportunity to revisit the fundamentals of chemistry, either out of personal interest or to ensure that you are adequately equipped for the first year of your Bachelor's degree.
  • You will acquire a solid understanding of the fundamental chemical concepts and see how they can be applied to real-world problems, in areas including: energy transition, chemistry of health and new materials.
  • The course not only covers the content needed for further study, but it also introduces the different ways in which chemistry is taught at the university-level.
  • This course is intended for:
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Curriculum

Syllabus

Module 1: Energy Transition An introduction to basic concepts in general chemistry and chemical technology to understand the challenges for (future) chemists and chemical engineers working on the energy transition. Covered Topics: Molecules, bonds, and orbitals Balancing a chemical equation Redox chemistry Reaction mechanism Equilibrium reactions Chemical technology Module 2: Chemistry of Health An introduction to organic chemistry to understand the challenges for (future) chemists and chemical engineers working on medicinal applications. Covered topics: Molecular structure Acid-base reactivity Organic reaction mechanisms Weak forces Solutions and solubility Biomolecules and macromolecules Module 3: New Materials An introduction to inorganic chemistry and materials chemistry to understand the challenges for (future) chemists and chemical engineers working on novel materials. Covered topics: Phase transitions Solid Materials Metals and conductivity Electrochemistry Batteries Nanochemistry

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volkert van steijn
Designation : Dr. ir. University : Delft University of Technology
rienk eelkema
Designation : Dr. University : Delft University of Technology
robin de kruijff
Designation : Dr. ir. University : Delft University of Technology
cristiano glessi
Designation : Dr. University : Delft University of Technology

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    Important Dates

    May 25, 2024
    Course Commencement Date

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