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               Metal  complex  equilibria,  EDTA – the  ligand  and  its  SID2005 FOOD CHEMISTRY
               complexes,  selectivity  via  control  of  pH,  selectivity  via
               masking agent, applications of EDTA.           Introduction  to  food  chemistry.    Role  of  water  in  food.
                                                              Important  components  in  food:  carbohydrates,  amino
               Assessment Methods:                            acids,  lipids,  proteins;  chemical  transformations  of  food
               Continuous assessment:  20%                    during   storage,   transportation,   processing,   and
               Practical:            30%                      preparation.  Food metabolism.
               Final examination:    50%
                                                              Assessment Methods:
               Medium of instruction:                         Continuous assessment:  30%
               English                                        Final examination:   70%
               Soft skills:                                   Medium of instruction:
               CT1 – 3, TS1                                   English

               References:                                    Soft skills:
               1. D.A. Skoog, D.M. West, F.J. Holler & S.R Crouch,  CT1 – 3
                 Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry, 9 Ed., 2014,
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                 Thomson, Brooks/ Cole.                       References:
               2. Francis, R. and A. Roussac, Chemical Analysis-Modern  1. Owen  R.  Fennema  (Penterjemah  Soleha  Ishak),  Kimia
                 Instrumental  Methods  and  Techniques, 2 th  Ed.,  2010,  makanan Jilid I dan II, Dewan bahasa Pustaka, 1993
                 John Wiley & Sons.                           2. Bloomfield, Chemistry and living organism John Wiley &
               3. G. D. Christian, Analytical Chemistry, 7 Ed, 2014 John  Sons 1996
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                 Wiley & Son.
               SID2004 BIOORGANIC CHEMISTRY                   SID2006 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY
               Carbohydrates: mono-, oligo-, polysaccharides – structure,  Introduction  and  basic  principles  of  medicinal  chemistry;
               classification  and  nomenclature;  carbohydrates  as  categories of drugs and basis of drug action: drug-receptor
               resource   for   industry   and   energy   (hydrolysis,  model; drug design and development; drug and pro-drug
               fermentation).                                 metabolism; pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics.
               Lipids: fatty acids, acylglycerols – structure and reactions;  Assessment Methods:
               lipids  as  resource  for  industry  and  energy  (biodiesel,  Continuous assessment:  30%
               surfactants).                                  Final examination:   70%

               Proteins: amino acids, peptides, and proteins – structure,  Medium of instruction:
               synthesis and degradation analysis.            English
               Nucleic Acids: DNA, RNA and protein biosynthesis. PCR,  Soft skills:
               principles  of  bio-/gene-technology  and  forensic  DNA  CT1 – 3
               analysis.
                                                              References:
               Assessment Methods:                            1. Graham L. Patrick. (2013). An Introduction to Medicinal
               Continuous assessment:  30%                     Chemistry.  5 th  Edition.  Oxford  University  Press,  New
               Final examination:    70%                       York.
                                                              2. Wilson and  Gisvold.  (2010). Textbook  of  Organic
               Medium of instruction:                          Medicinal  and  Pharmaceutical  Chemistry.  12 Edition.
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               English                                         J.B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia.
                                                              3. Alex  Gringauz,  Introduction  to  Medicinal  Chemistry,
               Soft skills:                                    Wiley-VCH, New York,1997.
               CT1 – 3                                        4. David  A.W.  (2012).  Foye’s  Principles  of  Medicinal
                                                               Chemistry. 7 Edition. LWW.
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               References:
               1. Bruice, P.Y. (2007). Organic Chemistry. 5 Edition,
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                 Pearson.                                     SID2007 PETROCHEMISTRY
               2. Stoker,  H.  S.  (2010).  General,  Organic  and  Biological
                 Chemistry. 5th Ed. Brooks/Cole. 5 Ed.        Introduction  and  production  of  petrochemicals  based  on
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               3. Lindhorst,  T.  K.  (2006).  Essentials  of  Carbohydrate  gaseous  feedstocks  using  inorganic-based  catalysts:
                 Chemistry and Biochemistry. 3 Ed.  Wiley.    ethane, ethene, ethyne, propene and butadiene, methane,
                                       rd
               4. Gunstone,  F.D.,  Harwood,  J.L.,  Dijkstra,  A.J.  (2007).  hydrogen,  carbon  monoxide,  methanol,  formaldehyde,
                 The Lipid Handbook, 3 Ed. CRC Press.         acetic acid, ammonia, urea.
                                 rd
               5. Zanariah  Abdullah,  Noorsaadah  Abd.  Rahman  dan
                 Kamaliah   Mahmood   (2001).   Biomolekul   Suatu  Production  of  petrochemicals  based  on  liquid  feedstocks
                 Pengenalan. Penerbit Universiti Malaya.      using  inorganic-based catalysts: benzene, toluene, xylene
               6. Ulber,  R.,  Sell, D.  &  Hirth,  T. (2011) Renewable  Raw  and other  petrochemicals/feedstocks.
                 Materials - New Feeedstocks for the Chemical Industry,
                 Wiley                                        Assessment Methods:
               7. ISBN  978-3-527-32548-1.Othmer,  Encyclopaedia  of  Continuous assessment:  30%
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                 Chemical Technology, 4 ed.                   Final examination:   70%
                                                              Medium of instruction:
                                                              English

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