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General Scheme of Lectures in Chemistry 2009-2010
Subject
FIRST YEAR
Inorganic Chemistry
Lecturer
The Periodic Table
Atomic Structure and Periodic Trends
Ionic Model and Structures of Solids
Molecular Shapes, Symmetry and Molecular Orbital
Theory
Acids, Bases and Solution Equilibria
Non-metal Chemistry
Transition Metal Chemistry
Prof. P.P. Edwards
Dr C.R. Timmel
Prof. P.D. Battle
Dr L. Smith
M
Hours per term
H
T
1
5
10
6
Dr J. Goicoechea
Prof. D.M. O’Hare
Prof. A.S. Weller
4
6
8
Organic Chemistry
Introduction to Organic Chemistry
Orbitals and Mechanisms I
Substitution and Elimination of Saturated Carbons
Chemistry of C–C  Bonds
Core Carbonyl Chemistry
Introduction to Biological Chemistry
Introduction to Organic Synthesis
Prof. S.G. Davies
Dr J. Robertson
Prof. D.J. Dixon
Dr M.D. Smith
Prof. T.J. Donohoe
Prof. J.H.P. Bayley, Dr S.J.
Conway & Prof. C.J.
Schofield
Prof. V. Gouverneur
8
8
Prof. D.E. Manolopoulos
13
Dr M.I. Wallace
4
4
Dr N.J.B. Green
Dr G.A.D. Ritchie &
Dr S. Titmuss
Dr C. Vallance
Prof. R.G. Compton
Prof. T.P. Softley
4
4
10
Dr P.J. Grout
Dr P.J. Grout
Dr D.G.A.L. Aarts
Dr P.J. Grout
Dr J.P.K. Doye
20
2
8
8
8
4
8
4
Physical Chemistry
Foundations of Physical Chemistry:
Chemical Thermodynamics
The Physical Basis of Chemistry:
Classical mechanics and properties of gases
The Physical Basis of Chemistry:Electromagnetism
Quantum Theory of Atoms and Molecules
Reaction Kinetics
Electrochemistry
States of Matter
6
4
4
Mathematics for Chemistry
The Calculus of one and two Variables
Introduction to Vectors
Vector Algebra, Complex Numbers and Determinants
Multiple Integrals and Ordinary Differential Equations
Matrix Algebra
8
8
8
SECOND YEAR
Inorganic Chemistry
Transition Metal Chemistry
Chemistry of the Lanthanides and Actinides
Diffraction I
Bonding in Molecules
Co-ordination Chemistry
Non-Metal Chemistry
Inorganic NMR
Organometallic Chemistry
Chemistry of Solids
Bioinorganic Chemistry
Revision Lectures
Dr J.J. Davis & Dr L-L. Wong
Prof. S. Faulkner
Dr M.A. Hayward
Dr J. McGrady
Prof. P.D. Beer
Prof. S.C.E. Tsang
Dr L.J. Smith
Prof. P. Mountford
Dr M.A. Hayward
Dr K. Vincent
Dr J.J. Davis
12
4
4
6
Dr T.D.W. Claridge &
Prof. B.G. Davis
Dr J. Burton &
Prof. D.M. Hodgson
8
6
4
4
8
4
4
4
Organic Chemistry
Organic Spectroscopy
Aromatic and Heterocyclic Chemistry
12
Reactive Intermediates
Chemistry of Organic Ring Systems
Heteroatoms in Organic Synthesis
Biological Chemistry
Oxidation and Reduction
Trends in Modern Organic Chemistry
Organic Reaction Mechanisms
Problem Solving in Organic Chemistry
Revision Course
Prof. H.L. Anderson
Dr E. Anderson
Dr R.M. Adlington &
Prof. T.J. Donohoe
Prof. V. Gouverneur
Dr M.C. Willis
Dr J. Robertson
Dr J. Robertson
Dr J. Burton
Prof. B.G. Davis
6
Prof. D.E. Logan &
Dr M. Wilson
Dr R. Dullens
Prof. D.E. Logan
Dr S.R. MacKenzie
Prof. M. Brouard
Prof. G. Hancock &
Prof. P.J. Hore
Prof. R.G. Compton
Dr L. Snoek &
Prof. D.E. Manolopoulos
12
Dr C. Vallance
Dr J. Goicoechea
8
Dr S. Conway,
Prof. S.G. Davies,
Prof. B.G. Davis,
Dr A. Russell &
Dr M.C. Willis
Dr W. Barford,
Dr C. Domene,
Prof. B.J. Howard &
Prof. D.E. Manolopoulos
Prof. P. Corsi
16
14
16
16
12
8
4
4
4
6
4
4
Physical Chemistry
Quantum Mechanics: Principles and Applications
Liquids and Solutions
Statistical Thermodynamics
Atomic & Molecular Spectroscopy
Valence
Rate Processes
Rate Processes at Interfaces
Revision Lectures
8
10
10
8
8
4
4
General Chemistry
Symmetry I
Symmetry II
4
Supplementary Subjects
Aromatic & Heterocyclic Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Quantum Chemistry
History and Philosophy of Science: The Origins of
Modern Science
History and Philosophy of Science: Science in
Philosophy
Chemical Pharmacology
Modern Language: French
Modern Language: Spanish
8
Dr E. Knox
8
Dr G. Churchill
E. Paroissien, L. Ayosso,
C. Leboeuf
TBA
4
Prof. R.G. Egdell
Dr L-L. Wong
Dr S.J. Clarke &
Prof. P.P. Edwards
Prof. D.M. O’Hare
Dr S. Aldridge
Dr S. Aldridge,
Dr A. Goodwin,
Prof. R.G. Egdell &
Dr C.R. Timmel
Prof. P. Mountford &
Dr S. Aldridge
Prof. P.D. Beer &
Prof. F.A. Armstrong
Prof. P.D. Battle &
4
4
8
12
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THIRD YEAR
Inorganic Chemistry
Post Transition Metal Chemistry
Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms
Solid State Chemistry
Organometallic Reaction Mechanisms
Electronic Spectroscopy and Magnetochemistry
Physical Methods I in Inorganic Chemistry
(Option 1)
Organometallic Chemistry (Option 2)
Bioinorganic and Co-ordination Chemistry (Option 2)
Solid State Chemistry (Option 2)
6
4
16
8
8
8
Review of Periodic Table
Revision of Topics in Inorganic Chemistry
Prof. R.G. Egdell
Prof. S.C.E. Tsang
Dr S.J. Clarke
3
5
Organic Chemistry
Applications of Organic Spectroscopy
Pericyclic Reactions
Transition Metal Catalysts In Organic Synthesis
Strategies in Synthesis
Stereoselectivity and Mechanism
Radical Chemistry
Organic Materials (Option 1)
Asymmetric Synthesis (Option 1)
Organometallic Chemistry (Option 1)
Chemical Biology (Option 2)
Peptide Chemistry (Option 2)
Secondary Metabolism (Option 2)
Problem Solving in Organic Chemistry
Revision Course
Dr T.D.W. Claridge
Dr R.M. Adlington
Prof. V. Gouverneur
Prof. T.J. Donohoe
Prof. H.L. Anderson
Dr M.G. Moloney
Prof. H.L. Anderson
Dr M.G. Moloney
Dr A. Russell
Prof. B.G. Davis
Prof. C.J. Schofield
Dr A. Russell
Dr E. Anderson
Dr S. Fletcher
4
6
4
6
6
4
Dr C.R. Timmel
Prof. J.S. Foord
Prof. T.P. Softley &
Dr N.J.B. Green
Dr D. Aarts
Prof. M. Brouard
Prof. R.G. Compton &
Prof. J.S. Foord
Prof. G. Hancock &
Prof. P.J. Hore
Prof. M. Brouard,
Prof. G. Hancock,
Prof. D.E. Logan &
Dr G.A.D. Ritchie
8
8
8
Dr W. Barford
Prof. D.E. Logan
Dr P.J. Grout
Prof. D.E. Manolopoulos
Dr P.J. Grout
Prof. D.C. Clary
Dr J.P.K. Doye
Prof. D.E. Logan
16
12
8
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Physical Chemistry
Magnetic Resonance
Solids and Surfaces
Photochemistry
Soft Condensed Matter
Reaction Dynamics
Physical Chemistry (Option 1)
Physical Chemistry (Option 2)
Revision Lectures: General Paper
8
6
12
12
4
Graduate Lectures
Quantum Mechanics
Statistical Mechanics
Calculus of many variables
Complex Analysis and Integral Transforms
Special Functions and Differential Equations
Electronic Structure Theory
Applications of Statistical Mechanics
Introduction to Many-Body Theory
8
4
5
8
8