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Allgemeine und anorganische Chemie (Inorganic Chemistry I)

In this module, students are taught knowledge of basic physicochemical quantities, state of matter forms and bonding forms, as well as the fundamentals of thermodynamics, chemical equilibrium and electrochemistry. They will also become familiar with the periodic table, valence notations, chemical bonding models, the law of mass action, acid-base theories, redox reactions, and simple inorganic compounds and their properties. Furthermore, they gain knowledge about basic organic chemical substance groups and their properties as well as the ability to explain everyday chemical phenomena and put them into the context of a lesson plan.

Chemie-BK20, MatWiss-BC09,BLC-31,08-ChemF-L3/BBB-P-11, 08-ChemF-L2/L5-P-01

 

Anorganisch-chemisches Praktikum 1 (Inorganic Chemistry Practical Course I)

After completion of the practical course, students will be able to prepare inorganic compounds independently or in a team, characterize them, evaluate data and record them scientifically. The safe handling of the substances as well as the ability to link experimental knowledge with theoretical knowledge and to recognize analogies are also part of the module.

Chemie-BK10, MatWiss-BC06

 

Anorganisch-chemisches Praktikum (Inorganic Chemistry Practical Course)

Students are able to represent and characterize simple inorganic compounds, evaluate experimental data, and perform experiments safely. They also discover and discuss analogies between theoretical knowledge and practical experiments.

BLC-09

 

Anorganisch-chemisches Praktikum 2 (Inorganic Chemistry Practical Course 2)

Upon completion of this lab, students will be able to use sophisticated inorganic chemistry preparation methods to prepare and handle complex and delicate inorganic compounds. They are proficient in modern characterization methods and scientifically evaluate and record their experiments. In addition, they are able to work safely with sophisticated methods in the inorganic chemistry laboratory, recognize potential hazards, and develop and discuss safe courses of action. They will also be able to understand, summarize, present and discuss scientific publications in English.

Chemie-BV02

 

Materialwissenschaftliches Praktikum I - Präparation von Festkörpern
(Materials Science Practical Course I - Preparation of Solids)

Students learn basic chemical and physical preparation techniques to represent solids. After the practical course, they will master the basic methods for material synthesis and will be able to characterize the preparations or model substances they have prepared themselves and interpret the results.

MatWiss-BM04

 

Forschungsthemen der Anorganischen Chemie 1 (Research Topics in Inorganic Chemistry I)

Following the module, students will be able to understand the concepts, objectives and tasks involved in research questions and develop them with support. They are able to find or develop suitable methods and approaches to solve inorganic chemical problems and to derive new questions from observations. They also master modern characterization methods relevant to research, both theoretically and experimentally.

Chemie-W06

 

Forschungsthemen der Anorganischen Chemie 2 (Research Topics in Inorganic Chemistry II)

Students learn to understand concepts, objectives and tasks in research questions and to develop them with help. They are able to find or develop appropriate methods and approaches to solve problems in modern inorganic research. In addition, they can derive new questions from observations and master modern characterization methods relevant to research, both theoretically and experimentally.

Chemie-W07

 

Bachelor Thesis

Students are able to develop and carry out a small project from a field of chemistry work under supervision. In doing so, they apply scientific methods, evaluate and interpret the results and present them as a scientific paper. In addition, they defend their work before a knowledgeable audience.

Chemie-BV07

 

wiss HA Lehramt

The Wissenschaftliche Hausarbeit (WHA) must be written by students in the teaching profession who wish to take their First State Examination. It consists of approx. 60 pages and is subject to a processing time of 12 weeks after registration. It also serves as admission to the examinations for the First State Examination. Teachers who would like to supervise such a paper need to be approved by the Hessische Lehrkräfteakademie.

 https://www.uni-giessen.de/de/fbz/fb03/institutefb03/ifp/az/wha

 

Festkörper-, Material- und Molekülchemie
(Solid State Chemistry, Chemistry of Materials and Molecular Chemistry)

Students will learn to apply advanced methods and concepts for describing chemical and physical properties to modern materials and present the results. They will be able to infer the material properties of a solid from its structure and describe the characterization of materials using modern experimental methods. In addition, they know sophisticated synthesis methods of inorganic chemistry, can plan complex syntheses taking into account work safety and discuss them with fellow students.

Chemie-MP4

 

Methodenmodul „Analytik von Festkörpern“ (Method module "Analysis of solids")

Students learn to select spectroscopic methods of PC/AC in a problem-oriented manner, to apply electrochemical measurement methods for energy storage, to understand the basic concepts of diffraction and to apply them to problems. They will be able to determine the atomic structure of crystalline solids using X-ray diffraction, analyze the electronic structure of solids and chemical complexes, and determine and critically evaluate active surfaces and size distributions of powder samples.

MatWiss-MG 18

 

Thermoelektrische Materialien (Thermoelectric Materials)

In this module, students will have advanced knowledge of concepts describing charge and heat transport in solids. They should have knowledge of the relationships between the structure and functional properties of thermoelectric materials based on semiconductor physics concepts. In addition, they should understand thermoelectric elements from a continuum theory point of view, know important thermoelectric material classes, have an overview of characterization methods of thermoelectric material properties and know system aspects as well as application situations of thermoelectric applications.

Chemie-MMC1

 

Einblick in naturwissenschaftliche Forschung 1 (Insight into scientific research I)

By participating in the module, students will be able to discuss the results of the project in relation to the current literature. They will be able to make predictions for the project and plan and conduct new investigations. They will also be able to compile, present and defend the project results.

Chemie-MP7

 

Einblick in naturwissenschaftliche Forschung 2 (Insight into scientific research II)

Students will learn to discuss the project results in relation to the current literature, make predictions, and plan and conduct new investigations for the project. They will also be able to collect, present, and defend project results.

Chemie-MP8

 

Spezielle Themen naturwissenschaftlicher Forschung (Special topics of scientific research)

Students will be able to evaluate and interpret complex scientific relationships and their own research results. They can independently access challenging scientific literature and develop their own approaches to solving scientific problems, using appropriate methods. In addition, they can independently plan and carry out a scientific project.

Chemie-MP9

 

Master-Thesis

Students possess the competence to independently develop and carry out a project from a field of chemistry. They apply scientific methods, evaluate and interpret their results and present them as a scientific paper. In addition, they defend their work in front of an expert audience.

Chemie-MP10