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                                                              4. Fats, Oleochemicals and Surfactants: Challenges in the
               Soft skills:                                    21st Century
               CT1 – 3                                        5. Challenges  in  the  21st  Century,  V.  V.  S.  Mani,  A.  D.
                                                               Shitole, D. N. Bhowmick, Science Publishers, 1997
               References:
               1. Rothenberg,  G.  (2008).  Catalysis:  Concept  and  Green
                 Applications, Wiley-VCH.                     SID3016 APPLIED CHEMOMETRICS
               2. Moulijn,  J.A.  van  Leeuwen,  P.W.N.M  and  van  Santen,
                 R.A  (1993).  Catalysis:  An  Intergrated  Approach  to  This course introduces chemometrics principles and tools,
                 Homogeneous, Heterogeneous and Industrial Catalysis.  statistical   concepts   and   significance   tests,   data
                 (Studies in surface science and catalysis). Elsevier.  preprocessing, pattern recognition, multivariate calibration
                                                              and prediction, design of experiments.
               SID3014 FOOD PROCESSING AND SAFETY             Assessment Methods:
                                                              Practical:           30%
               Type  and  function  of  food  additives.  Chemical  and  Continuous assessment:  20%
               biochemical  reactions  during  processing  that  influence  Final examination:  50%
               food quality.  Preservation techniques; food analysis and
               monitoring. Introduction to legislation on food safety.  Medium of instruction:
                                                              English
               Assessment Methods:
               Continuous assessment:  50%                    Soft skills:
               Final examination:    50%                      CT1 – 3
               Medium of instruction:                         References:
               English                                        1. J.N. Miller and J.C. Miller. Statistics and chemometrics
                                                               for analytical Chemistry, 6th ed., Pearson: UK, 2010
               Soft skills:                                   2. R.G. Brereton. Applied chemometrics for scientists,
               CT1 – 3                                         John Wiley & Sons: Chichester, 2007
                                                              3. K.R. Beebe, R.J. Pell and M.B. Seasholtz.
               References:                                     Chemometrics: a practical guide. John Wiley & Sons:
               1. Srinivasan  Damodaran,  Kirk  L.  Parkin,  Owen  R.  USA,1998Challenges in the 21st Century, V. V. S.
                 Fennema  (2007).  Fennema’s  Food  Chemistry,  4th  Mani, A. D. Shitole, D. N. Bhowmick, Science
                 Edition, CRC Press.                           Publishers, 1997
               2. Bloomfield  (1996). Chemistry  and  living  organism.  John
                 Wiley & Sons.
                                                              SID3017 QUALITY ASSUARANCE IN CHEMISTRY
               SID3015 OLEOCHEMISTRY                          Introduction  to  quality  assurance  principles,  tools  and
                                                              measures, the principles of valid analytical measurement,
               Oleochemistry  is  about  understanding,  modification  and  ISO17025  and  accreditation,  uncertainty  and  traceability,
               use  of  chemicals  which  are  environmentally  friendly,  method  validation,  interlaboratory  study  and  proficiency
               based  oils  and  fats  from  plants  and  animals.  Nowadays  testing.
               oleochemical ingredients can be produced from oil and fat
               by  processing  plant  or  via  modification  in  the  catalytic  Assessment Methods:
               cracking  without  catalyst  or  enzymatic.  Oleochemical  Continuous assessment:  30%
               substances  used  as  raw  materials  in  the  food  and  non-  Final examination:  70%
               food  industries  after  making  certain  additions  and
               alterations to convert it to other oleochemical compounds  Medium of instruction:
               for multipurpose application. Exploration of the use of the  English
               compound  in  the  oleochemical  manufacturing  sector
               (20%)  such  as  advanced  materials,  construction,  Soft skills:
               machinery,  printing,  cleaning,  pharmaceutical,  personal  CT1 – 3
               care and grooming has helped the development of oil and
               fat, especially in the oil palm industry.      References:
                                                              1. B.W.  Wenclawiak,  M.  Koch  &  E. Hadjicostas.  Quality
               Assessment Methods:                             Assurance  in  Analytical  Chemistry,  2nd  ed.,  Springer:
               Continuous assessment:  30%                     Germany, 2010
               Final examination:    70%                      2. D.  B.  Hibbert,  Quality  Assurance  for  Analytical
                                                               Chemistry  Laboratory,  Oxford  University  Press:  New
               Medium of instruction:                          York, 2007
               English                                        3. W.  Funk,  V.  Dammann  &  G.  Donnevert,  Quality
                                                               Assurance  in  Analytical  Chemistry,  Wiley-VCH:
               Soft skills:                                    Germany,  2007USA,1998Challenges  in  the  21st
               CT1 – 3                                         Century, V. V. S. Mani, A. D. Shitole, D. N. Bhowmick,
                                                               Science Publishers, 1997
               References:
               1. Oleochemical  Manufacture  and  Applications, F.  D.
                 Gunstone, Richard John Hamilton, CRC Press, 2001  SID3018 INSTRUMENTAL TECHNIQUES IN CHEMISTRY
               2. Oleochemical, Lambert M Surhone, Mariam T Tennoe,
                 Susan F Henssonow, Betascript Publishing, 2011  General introduction to current characterization techniques
               3. The   Basics   of   Industrial   Oleochemistry:  A  and  detailed  discussion  in  any  three  of  the  instrumental
                 Comprehensive  Survey  of  Selected  Technologies  tecniques listed below:
                 Based on Natural Oils and Fats, G. Dieckelmann, H. J.
                 Heinz Micelle Press,1988


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