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Q95010. Statistical tools in chemical research

(3-0-8. Requisito: Ma00835, 6 LCQ00, 6 LCQ04)

OBJETIVO GENERAL DE LA MATERIA

Students will be able to use the techniques for experimental design, select the most suitable for each particular application and use in optimization and problem solving dealing with chemical processes, research and development of formulae.

LIBRO(S) DE TEXTO

J. Lawson, J. L. Madrigal y J. Erjavec, ``Estrategias Experimentales para el Mejoramiento de la Calidad en la Industria'', Ed. Grupo Editorial Iberoamérica. México, D.F. (1992)

LIBROS DE CONSULTA

G. Box, ``Estadística para Investigadores'', Ed. Reverté. Barcelona (1988).

F. H. Walters, Ll. R. Parker Jr., S. L. Morgan y S. N. Deming, ``Sequential Simplex Optimization'', Ed. CRC Press Inc. Boca Ratón, Florida (1991)

D. C. Montgomery, ``Diseño y Análisis de Experimentos'', Ed. Grupo Editorial Iberoamérica. México. D.F. (1991)


PERFIL DEL PROFESOR

Profesor con licenciatura, maestría o doctorado en Química y experiencia profesional en la aplicación del diseño de experimentos en la investigación química, el desarrollo de productos y el diseño de formulaciones.

 

 

Q95031. Fundaments & applications in Electrochemistry

Academic department:Chemistry
Units:3 0 8
Requirement:Q00842
Semester and career:LCQ 6o semester
Equivalence:
General aim of the course:This course introduces the fundamental concepts of the thermodynamic and kinetic view of electrochemistry, such as: electrochemical potential, structure of the electrode-electrolyte interface, electron transfer, ionic conductivity, transport phenomena, etc. and reviews its applications to galvanic cells, electrolytic cells, corrosion, electrocatalysis and modern electroanalytical techniques.
Campus:Seleccionar Campus
Bibliography:Brockris, J. O'W. y A K.N. Reddy
Electroquímica moderna
Reverté, S.A. México, D.F. (1978).

Mantell, Ch. L.
Ingeniería Electroquímica
Reverté, S.A. Barcelona (1962).

Posadas, D.
Introducción a la Electroquímica,
O.E.A. Washington, D.C. (1980).

Bond, Allen y Faulkner L.R.
Electrochemical methods. Fundamentals and applications
John Wiley & Sons Inc., 2d Ed., New York (2001).

Vassos, Basil y Ewing, Galen
Electroquímica Analítica
Limusa, México (1998)
Instructor's profile:Ph.D in Electrochemistry or Physical Chemistry.
Language of Instruction:Spanish

 

Q95032. Advanced Organic Chemistry


Academic department:Chemistry
Units:3 0 8
Requirement:Organic Chemistry II
Semester and career:Topic
Equivalence:No tiene
General aim of the course:To learn the main synthetic organic reactions used in research laboratories at industry and academia for the designof pharmaceuticals, natural products, their derivatives and organic molecules in general.
Campus:Monterrey
Bibliography:Scientific Journals
Instructor's profile:Ph.D in Organic Synthesis
Language of Instruction:Spanish

 

 

Q95033. Organic reaction mechanisms

Academic department:Chemistry
Units:3-0-8
Requirement:Q00841 and Q00842
Semester and career:LCQ06
Equivalence:No

General aim of the course:Have the ability to propose the mechanisms for organic reactions and use this knowledge for the design of synthesis of new and useful organic compounds.

Campus:Monterrey
Bibliography:P.Sykes, " A guidebook to Mechanism in Organic Chemistry" 6th edition, John Wiley, New York, 1986

Instructor's profile:The instructor has a master degree or a Ph.D. degree in OrganicChemistry.
Language of Instruction:Spanish

 

 

 

Q95043. Quantum Chemistry

Academic department:Chemistry
Units:3-0-8
Requirement:Q841 and Q842
Semester and career:LCQ06
Equivalence:
General aim of the course:Apply the principles of advanced mathematics and quantum mechanics to the behavior of microscopic particles such as electrons, atoms and molecules. Present he quantum mechanic models to study translation , rotation and vibration of microscopic chemical species and find the atomic orbitals and molecular orbitals in order to stablish a theoretical basis for the discussion of the physical and chemical properties of atoms and molecules.

Campus:Monterrey
Bibliography:D.A. McQuarrie, "Quantum Chemistry" University Science Books, Mill Valley, 1983 I. N. Levine, "Química Cuántica", Prentice Hall, 5ta edición, Madrid, 2001

Instructor's profile:The instructor has a master degree or a Ph.D. degree in Physical Chemistry.

Language of Instruction:Spanish


 

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Q-95-088. Advanced Chemical Thermodynamics

Units:3-0-8
Requirement:Q 00 842
Semester and career:7° semester
Equivalence:None

General aim of the course:This course will be oriented to the application of Thermodynamics, to the description of the
physical behavior of mixtures, reacting systems and materials, using fundamental concepts such as chemical potential, fugacity,
activity and equilibrium. The relationship among thermodynamic functions and phase diagrams of two and three components will be
emphasized. We also will review the connection between macro- and microscopic properties of simple systems through the grounding
concepts of Statistical Mechanics.

Bibliography:

Instructor's profile:The instructor should hold a M Sc or PhD degree in Physical Chemistry or Materials Science
Language of Instruction:Spanish

Campus:Monterrey

 

Q-95-089 Topics in Biochemistry

Units:3-0-8
Requirement:Q00821
Equivalence:None
General aim of the course:This course integrates principles from physical chemistry, organic chemistry and biology for
understanding the processes that supports the chemistry of life. Continues the study of metabolism and its regulation,
and then examines the transmission and expression of the genetic material in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

Bibliography:

Instructor's profile:Professor with a Master Degree in Chemistry or Biochemistry

Language of Instruction:Spanish

Campus:Monterrey

 

 

Fecha de la última actualización: 14 de diciembre de 2004(M)