NOC:Industrial Inorganic Chemistry

Lecture 1 - Introduction

Lecture 2 - Importance of chemical industry, chemicals from materials

Lecture 3 - Bulk and commodity chemicals

Lecture 4 - Fine and speciality chemicals

Lecture 5 - Water

Lecture 6 - Hydrogen

Lecture 7 - Inorganic peroxide compounds

Lecture 8 - Nitrogen compounds

Lecture 9 - Chloramine and Hydroxylamine

Lecture 10 - Nitric acid, Ostwald process and uses

Lecture 11 - Phosphorus and its components

Lecture 12 - Phosphoric acid salts

Lecture 13 - Tetrapotassium diphosphate preparation

Lecture 14 - Hydroxy apatite

Lecture 15 - P4S10 and phosphide preparation

Lecture 16 - Sulfur and copper (1) phosphide

Lecture 17 - Sulfur compounds and sulfur from H2S and SO2

Lecture 18 - Sulfuric acid, catalyst and S2Cl2, applications

Lecture 19 - Sulfur dichloride, thionyl chloride

Lecture 20 - Thiosulfates and dithionite

Lecture 21 - Sodium hydroxyl methanesulfinate and hydrogen sulfide

Lecture 22 - Halogen and halogen compounds

Lecture 23 - Fluorine and inorganic fluorides

Lecture 24 - Hydrogen fluoride and aluminum fluoride

Lecture 25 - Cryolite and other industrially important fluoride salts

Lecture 26 - Electrochemical fluorination, sulfonyl fluorides

Lecture 27 - Chloralkali electrolysis

Lecture 28 - Ion conduction membrane in electrolysis

Lecture 29 - Hydrochloric acid manufacture

Lecture 30 - Bromine and bromine compounds

Lecture 31 - Hydrogen bromide and alkali bromates

Lecture 32 - Iodine and iodine compounds

Lecture 33 - Mineral fertilizers

Lecture 34 - Nitrogen fertilizer and Urea

Lecture 35 - Potassium fertilizer

Lecture 36 - Metals and their compounds: Lithium

Lecture 37 - Sodium and its compounds

Lecture 38 - Potassium and its compounds

Lecture 39 - Magnesium and its compounds

Lecture 40 - Calcium and its compounds

Lecture 41 - Barium and its compounds

Lecture 42 - Chromium and its compounds

Lecture 43 - Manganese and its industrially important compounds

Lecture 44 - Silicon and its compounds

Lecture 45 - Organosilicon compounds, organoalkoxysilanes

Lecture 46 - Organomercapto silanes and silicones

Lecture 47 - Silicone rubber

Lecture 48 - Inorganic solids: glass

Lecture 49 - Zeolites

Lecture 50 - Inorganic Fibres: asbestos, textile glass and optical fibres

Lecture 51 - Glass fibre production and construction materials

Lecture 52 - Ceramics and its manufacturing processes

Lecture 53 - Specialty ceramic products

Lecture 54 - Ferrites and porcelain enamel

Lecture 55 - Layers of enamelling

Lecture 56 - Carbon modifications: Glassy carbon, foamed carbon, carbon black

Lecture 57 - Activated carbon

Lecture 58 - Metallic hard materials: Carbides, borides, silicides

Lecture 59 - Fillers and inorganic pigments

Lecture 60 - Oxide pigments, luminescent pigments, corrosion protection pigments, magnetic pigments