Physical And Analytical Chemistry Laboratory

About the Lab

The objective of the Physical and Analytical Chemistry laboratory sessions for Chemical Engineering students is to provide practical exposure and hands-on experience in various experimental techniques and methodologies essential for chemical engineering practice. Through hands-on experimentation, students will:

  1. Develop proficiency in laboratory skills, including proper handling of chemicals, use of laboratory equipment, and adherence to safety protocols.
  2. Gain practical experience in applying theoretical concepts learned in lectures to real-world chemical systems and processes.
  3. Enhance problem-solving abilities by designing experiments, analyzing data, and drawing meaningful conclusions.
  4. Explore the fundamental principles governing chemical reactions, equilibria, and thermodynamics, and their applications in engineering processes.
  5. Acquire proficiency in analytical techniques such as titration, spectroscopy, chromatography, and electrochemistry for chemical analysis and characterization.
  6. Understand the importance of precision, accuracy, and reproducibility in experimental measurements and data interpretation.
  7. Cultivate critical thinking skills by evaluating experimental procedures, troubleshooting challenges, and proposing improvements.
  8. Foster teamwork and collaboration through group-based laboratory activities, encouraging effective communication and cooperation among peers.
  9. Develop a foundation for lifelong learning and professional growth in the field of chemical engineering through hands-on laboratory experiences.
  10. Gain insights into the interdisciplinary nature of chemical engineering by integrating principles from chemistry, physics, mathematics, and engineering in laboratory experiments.

By achieving these objectives, students will be equipped with the practical skills, theoretical knowledge, and analytical mindset necessary for success in academic pursuits, research endeavors, and professional careers in chemical engineering.

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