صفحة عضو هيئة التدريس

Introduction to transition elements - History of Coordination Chemistry -Metal-Ligand Bond & ligands – coordination numbers –Naming of coordination compounds (IUPAC) -Theories of Computation of Coordinated compounds- Effect atomic number role - Isomerism. -The valence bond theory-The crystal field theory -Ligand field theory -Color & magnetic Properties of d-Block Compounds.

Practical Part :

Experiments related to the topics discussed in the course, such as the preparation of some synthetic compounds and the study of their physical and chemical properties.

Introduction to transition elements - History of Coordination Chemistry -Metal-Ligand Bond & ligands – coordination numbers –Naming of coordination compounds (IUPAC) -Theories of Computation of Coordinated compounds- Effect atomic number role - Isomerism. -The valence bond theory-The crystal field theory -Ligand field theory -Color & magnetic Properties of d-Block Compounds.

Practical Part :

Experiments related to the topics discussed in the course, such as the preparation of some synthetic compounds and the study of their physical and chemical properties.

Introduction to transition elements - History of Coordination Chemistry -Metal-Ligand Bond & ligands – coordination numbers –Naming of coordination compounds (IUPAC) -Theories of Computation of Coordinated compounds- Effect atomic number role - Isomerism. -The valence bond theory-The crystal field theory -Ligand field theory -Color & magnetic Properties of d-Block Compounds.

Practical Part :

Experiments related to the topics discussed in the course, such as the preparation of some synthetic compounds and the study of their physical and chemical properties.

Introduction to transition elements - History of Coordination Chemistry -Metal-Ligand Bond & ligands – coordination numbers –Naming of coordination compounds (IUPAC) -Theories of Computation of Coordinated compounds- Effect atomic number role - Isomerism. -The valence bond theory-The crystal field theory -Ligand field theory -Color & magnetic Properties of d-Block Compounds.

Practical Part :

Experiments related to the topics discussed in the course, such as the preparation of some synthetic compounds and the study of their physical and chemical properties.

Introduction to transition elements - History of Coordination Chemistry -Metal-Ligand Bond & ligands – coordination numbers –Naming of coordination compounds (IUPAC) -Theories of Computation of Coordinated compounds- Effect atomic number role - Isomerism. -The valence bond theory-The crystal field theory -Ligand field theory -Color & magnetic Properties of d-Block Compounds.

Practical Part :

Experiments related to the topics discussed in the course, such as the preparation of some synthetic compounds and the study of their physical and chemical properties.

Introduction to transition elements - History of Coordination Chemistry -Metal-Ligand Bond & ligands – coordination numbers –Naming of coordination compounds (IUPAC) -Theories of Computation of Coordinated compounds- Effect atomic number role - Isomerism. -The valence bond theory-The crystal field theory -Ligand field theory -Color & magnetic Properties of d-Block Compounds.

Practical Part :

Experiments related to the topics discussed in the course, such as the preparation of some synthetic compounds and the study of their physical and chemical properties.

The course aims to train the student on the basics of research, collecting information, reaching results and presenting them. The student chooses the specialization on which she plans to conduct her graduation project, according to the department’s availability in terms of the number of students, lab equipment and technicians necessary to supervise the student’s work. -The research plan is discussed with the supervising faculty member of the chosen specialization. -The project includes theoretical and practical parts, containing various lab experiments and supported with graphic drawings, if any, as well as statistical processes and other research requirements. -The student offers an electronic presentation of her research findings to the examination committee. Two of the specialized faculty members assess the student’s work and mark the grades on both the written presentation and the student’s oral answers.