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Description of Individual Course Units


Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Type of Course Unit Year of Study Semester Number of ECTS Credits
1995001122020 CERAMID CHENISTRY AND TECHNOLOGY 1 2 4,00

Önlisans


Turkish


The goal of this lesson is to understand basic principles of chemistry and be able to apply them to ceramic technology



1 Understanding of basic chemical principles and definitions
2 Ability to apply knowledge of chemistry to ceramic problems
3 The abilities of sourse scanning, report doing, preparing a mechanism of experiment, its application

Face to Face


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Acids and bases, liquid solution reactions, ration methods of measuring some materials bazı, hardness of liquids, ceramic glazes and Seger formulation, properties of glazes


Week Subjects (Theoretical) Practice, Laboratory Teaching Methods Preparatory
1 Acids and bases
2 Arrhenius Theory, Bronsted Lowry Theory, Lewis Kuramı, Acid-base powers and molecular structure
3 Acid- base reactions and definition of pH, ionization of water
4 Acid and base constants, pH calculations (solutions of powerful acids, solutions of weak monoacids, solutions of weak monobases, buffer solutions)
5 Volumetry, gravymetry
6 Hardness and calculations of liquids
7 Ceramic glazes and Seger formulation
8 Midterm Examination
9 Raw materials and properties using in the production of glazes: raw materials which give basic oxides bazik Raw materials which give amfoter oxides and their properties Raw materials which give acid bases and their properties Other oxides (general reapiting)
10 Calculation of Seger formulation recipe known glaze
11 Calculation of Seger formulation recipe known glaze
12 Calculation of Seger formulation recipe known glaze
13 Calculation of Seger formulation of chemical analysis known glaze
14 Properties of ceramic glazes: viscosity
15 Temperature of melting (calculation of the softening point, factor of melting, number of acid/base), dilatation of surface tension
16 Final Exam

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Activities are given in detail in the sections of "Assessment Methods and Criteria" and "Workload Calculation".


Term (or Year) Learning Activities Quantity Weight
Midterm Examination 1 100
Total 100
End Of Term (or Year) Learning Activities Quantity Weight
Final Examination 1 100
Total 100
Term (or Year) Learning Activities 40
End Of Term (or Year) Learning Activities 60

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Activities Number Time (hours) Total Work Load (hours)
Midterm Examination 1 1 1
Final Examination 1 1 1
Attending Lectures 16 4 64
Laboratory 5 4 20
Individual Study for Mid term Examination 1 10 10
Individual Study for Final Examination 1 10 10
Total Work Load (hours) 106

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* Contribution Level: 1 Very low 2 Low 3 Medium 4 High 5 Very High