ECAM LaSalle Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Programme
Données Générales
Programme Académique ECAM LaSalle Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Programme Responsable(s) Module :
ALBOU Adeline,ATLI Halil-Atilla,CAKAR Halil Ibrahim
Type d'EC : Cours Chemistry (LIIEEng01EChemistry)
TD : 18h00
TP : 6h00
Cours : 18h00
Travail personnel : 36h00
Durée totale: 78h00
Status
Periode
Semester 1
Langue d'enseignement :
English
Objectifs Généraux
The aim of the Chemistry course is to provide a cultural background and to standardize the level between the students. At the end of this course, students should have learned about:
- the electronic structure of atoms and related periodic properties, including chemical bonds
- the physical states of matter, emphasizing the properties of gases and aqueous solutions,
- chemical equilibrium, including an introduction to thermochemistry
- chemical kinetics
Contenu
Electronic structures & periodic properties (atomic radius, ionization energy, electronegativity…)
Types of chemical bonds between atoms (ionic, covalent, metallic) and between molecules (dispersion force, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bond) involving molecule polarity (dipole moment, VESPR model…)
States of matter: gaseous state (concept of pressure including partial pressure & vapour pressure, ideal gas law, real gases, density, kinetic theory of gases, diffusion, effusion), condensed matter states (in particular crystallographic structures of solids).
Aqueous solutions (solubility, different types of concentrations, colligative properties)
Chemical equilibrium (advancement table for reversible reactions, equilibrium constant K & quotient of reaction Q, Le Châtelier’s principle, introduction to thermochemistry)
Chemical Kinetics (rate of reaction, half-life, orders of reaction & rate laws, Arrhenius equation)

Chemical kinetics
Chemical equilibrium
Application to electrochemistry
Prérequis
French High School Chemistry: electronic structure & stable ions in the periodic table, covalent bonds in molecules, electronegativity & polar molecules, chemical quantities (amount n, molar mass M, density ?, concentration C), “advancement tables”.
Bibliographie
Chemical Principles, the Quest for Inside, P. Atkins, L. Jones, L. Laverman
Chemistry, the Central Science, T. Brown, E. LeMay, B. Bursten, C. Murphy, P. Woodward & M. Stolzfus
Évaluation(s)
Nature Coefficient Objectifs
1 Written exam 15 1 mid-term exam
2 Written exam 15 Final exam
3 Continuous Assessment 20 Including: weekly quiz, group works, solving exercises
4 Written exam 50 Final