The
course aims to enable the student to understand the various chemical reactions
that occur in industrial processes and cover most organic and inorganic
industries and everything related to industrial chemistry such as raw
materials, industrial methods and technology.
Intended learning outcomes
The
chemical knowledge of interactions, in addition to the effectiveness of using
this industry in the field of industry and production, to get acquainted with
the common chemical industries that depend on the importance of the quality of
the input raw materials, such as the cement industry - glass - lime - gypsum,
and to know the science of macromolecules, the term polymer, its composition,
Its uses, identifying the most important methods of distillation and cracking
the various components of petroleum into light derivatives of industrial value ,
the ability to distinguish between different industries in terms of raw
materials, manufacturing stages, final processes, and what each industry
includes of special chemical equations.
Teaching and learning methods
Scientific
lectures and watching educational films documenting the various chemical
industries - collecting information and research papers
Methods of assessments
First
written midterm exam in the third week - 15%, Second written midterm exam in
the ninth week- 15%, Tests + simple
research 10% - final exam 60%
References
1.Industrial Chemistry, Dr. Shaker Al-Jadaan and Dr. Hamid
Al-Humairi, first edition, National Book House, 2003, available in commercial
libraries
2.Chemical industries and household chemicals, d. Walid
Badawi d. Saleh Khalil, first edition, available in commercial libraries.
