(in Polish) Chemia nieorganiczna 0600-S1-O-CNORG(II)

The course aims to discuss chemical properties and contemporary applications of the most important chemical elements and their compounds with an environmental and industrial perspective, to examine modern principles of electronic structure description (LCAO MO) and thermodynamical trends of redox processes, to relate the methods and techniques used for molecule structure determination.
Lecture
Origin and abundance of chemical elements in the Universe and the Earth, chemical evolution of Universe, periodic table of the elements, structure and electronic structure of chemical compounds, thermodynamics, chemical kinetics and mechanisms of redox, substitution and acid-base processes. Chemistry of the s, p, d and f blocks elements.
Chemistry (occurrence and abundance, applications, biological and environmental importance, synthesis, physicochemical properties, review of the essential compounds and reactions) of 1-2, 13-18 groups elements with special attention focused on the chemistry of hydrogen, boron, and aluminium, carbon and silicon, nitrogen and phosphorus, oxygen, sulfur, and chlorine. Coordination chemistry (main concepts, techniques) and review of properties, essential reactions, and applications of d-block elements.
Lanthanides and actinides - properties and contemporary uses of their compounds.
The course aims to discuss chemical properties and contemporary applications of the most important chemical elements and their compounds with an environmental and industrial perspective, to examine modern principles of electronic structure description (LCAO MO) and thermodynamical trends of redox processes, to relate the methods and techniques used for molecule structure determination.
Lecture
Origin and abundance of chemical elements in the Universe and the Earth, chemical evolution of Universe, periodic table of the elements, structure and electronic structure of chemical compounds, application of LCAO MO, application of Walsh-Mulliken diagrams to predict the structure, application of spectroscopic methods in structure determination, thermodynamics, chemical kinetics and mechanisms of redox, substitution and acid-base processes. Chemistry of the s, p, d and f blocks elements.
Chemistry (occurrence and abundance, applications, biological and environmental importance, synthesis, physicochemical properties, review of the essential compounds and reactions) of 1-2, 13-18 groups elements with special attention focused on the chemistry of hydrogen, boron, and aluminum, carbon and silicon, nitrogen and phosphorus, oxygen, sulfur, and chlorine. Coordination chemistry (main concepts, techniques) and review of properties, essential reactions, and applications of d-block elements.
Lanthanides and actinides - properties and contemporary uses of their compounds.
Organometallic chemistry selected topics.

Tutorials
Periodical table of the elements and their electronic structure, periodical changes of atomic properties of the elements: HOMO energy, electronegativity, chemical hardness, atomic volume, s-p orbitals energy gap changes, and their reasons. Nomenclature of inorganic and coordination compounds. Structure of covalent molecules, Lewis formulas, VSEPR.
Redox properties, Latimer, Frost, and Pourbaix diagrams, thermodynamic stability of the coordination compounds.

Laboratory
Synthesis, separation, purification, and determination of the composition of chemical compounds of the s and p block elements and coordination compounds of d block metals.
Application of electronic spectroscopy for identification of coordination compounds. Optical properties of coordination compounds.