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               References:
               1.P. Monk & L. J. Munro, Maths for Chemistry: A chemist  Carboxylic  acids  and  nitriles,  carboxylic  acid  derivatives
                                 nd
                 toolkit of calculation, 2 ed., Oxford University Press:  and nucleophilic acyl substitution; difunctional compounds
                 New York, 2010.                              – keto acids, hydroxy acids/esters, and lactones.
                                              nd
               2.E. Steiner. The Chemistry Maths Book, 2 ed., Oxford
                 University Press: New York, 2008.           Acidity  of  the -hydrogen  in  carbonyl  compounds;  enol-
               3.M.C.R. Cockett & G. Doggett, Math for Chemists, Vol. I:  keto tautomerism;
                 Numbers, Functions & Calculus, The Royal Society of  Reactions  which  proceed  via  enols  and  enolate  ions:
                 Chemistry: Cambridge, 2003.                  racemization, -halogenation  of  aldehydes  and  ketones,
               4.M.C.R. Cockett & G. Doggett, Math for Chemists, Vol. II:  base-catalysed halogenation (haloform reaction).
                 Power Series, Complex Number and Linear Algebra,
                 The Royal Society of Chemistry: Cambridge, 2003.  Enolate ion alkylation: use of lithium enolates in alkylation,
                                                              regioselective   enolate   formation:   kinetic   and
               SIC2001 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY II                 thermodynamic enolates; lithium enolates in alkylation of
                                                              ketones,  esters,  acids;  alkylation  of  -dicarbonyl
               Coordination chemistry: Coordinate bond, types of ligands,  compounds  for  example,-acetic  ester  and  malonic  ester
               coordination  number,  nomenclature,  isomerism  and  synthesis;  alkylation  of  nitriles,  nitroalkanes  and  1,3-
               chirality, Werner's theory, valence bond theory, magnetic  dithianes; alkylation of enamines.
               properties,  crystal  field  theory,  ligand  field  theory,  Jahn-
               Teller  effect,  tetrahedral  complex,  octahedral  complex,  Enolate  ion  addition/condensation  reactions:  aldols,
               tetragonal  distortion,  electronic  spectra,  Orgel  diagram  crossed  aldol,  intramolecular  aldol,  such  as  Mukaiyama
               and Tanabe-Sugano diagram.                     aldol,  Claisen,  crossed  Claisen,  intramolecular  Claisen
                                                              (Dieckmann), Knoevenagel, acylation of enamines, etc.
               Molecular  Symmetry:  Symmetry  elements,  symmetry
               operations, point groups, stereographic projections, group  Conjugate  addition  of  enolates,  for  example,  Michael
               theory,  transformation matrices,  reducible  representation,  addition,  enamines  in  conjugate  addition;  Robinson
               irreducible representation, character tables, application in  annulation, Mannich reaction, etc.
               IR and Raman spectroscopies and chiral molecules.
                                                              Preparation and use of silyl enol ethers, aza-enolates, and
               Metal  chemistry:  Occurrence,  methods  of  extraction,  enamines, as enol equivalents.
               chemical  reactions  and  applications  of  metals,  chemistry
               of block d and f metals                        Assessment Methods:
                                                              Practical:           25%
               Assessment Methods:                            Continuous assessment:  15%
               Practical:            25%                      Final examination:   60%
               Continuous assessment:  15%
               Final examination:    60%                      Medium of instruction:
                                                              English
               Medium of instruction:
               English                                        Soft skills:
                                                              CT2, CT3
               Soft skills:
               CT1-3                                          References:
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                                                              1.T. W.  G.  Solomons,  Organic  Chemistry, 8 ed., Wiley,
               References:                                     2004.
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               1. D.  F.  Shriver,  P.  W.  Atkins,  and  C.  H.  Langford,  2.J. McMurry, Organic Chemistry, 5 ed. Brooks/Cole.
                 Inorganic  Chemistry,  2 nd  ed.,  Oxford  University  Press,  3.R.  M.  Silverstein,  F.  X.  Webster,  Spectrometric
                 1996.                                         Identification of Organic Compounds, Wiley
               2. F. A.  Cotton  &  G.  Wilkinson,  Advanced  Inorganic  4.Kamaliah  Mahmood,  Noorsaadah  Abd.  Rahman,
                 Chemistry, 5 ed., John Wiley, 1988.           Kaedah  Kimia  dalam  Pengenalpastian  Sebatian
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               3.R.  L.  Carter,  Molecular  Symmetry  and  Group  Theory,  Organik, Penerbit Univ. Malaya.
                 John Wiley, 1998.                            5.P.  Crews,  J.  Rodriguez,  M  Jaspars,  Organic  Structure
               4.N. N.  Greenwood  &  A.  Earnshaw,  Chemistry  of  the  Analysis,  Oxford  University  Press,  New  York,  Oxford,
                 Element, Pergamon Press, 1984.                1998.
               5.G. L. Meisller & D. A. Tarr, Inorganic Chemistry, 3 ed.,
                                                     rd
                 Pearson Prentice Hall, 2004.
                                                              SIC2003 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II
               SIC2002 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
                                                              Quantum Chemistry
               Preparation  and  reactions  of  alkyl  halides:  nucleophilic  The  origin  of  quantum  theory;  Postulates  and  general
               aliphatic substitution: S N1, S N2; and elimination reactions:  principles of quantum mechanics: wavefunction, operator,
               E1, E2.                                        eigenfunction, eigenvalue, probability, average value and
                                                              Schrodinger  equation;  Dynamic  and  motion  of  simple
               Preparation  and  reactions  of  alcohols (hydroboration,  microscopic  systems:  translational  motion,  harmonic
               oxymercuration-demercuration, etc.), phenols, aryl halides  oscillator and vibrational motion, angular momentum and
               and  nucleophilic  aromatic  substitution,  ethers  and  rotational  motion;  Electronic  structures  of  hydrogen  like
               epoxides, thiols and sulfides;                 atoms  and many-electron  atoms:  hydrogen  atom,  atomic
                                                              orbital,  Pauli  principle,  aufbau  principle,  Hund's  rules,
               Use  of  organometallic  reagents  (RLi,  RMgX,  R 2CuLi)  in  electron  configuration,  Slater  determinant,  angular
               synthesis amines and nitrogen-containing compounds.  momentum  coupling,  atomic  terms,  spin-orbit  and  other
                                                              interactions, symmetry, atomic spectra and selection rules.
               Carbonyl  chemistry:  preparation  and  reactions  of
               aldehyde  and  ketones,  nucleophilic  addition  at  carbonyl
               carbon;

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