Inorganic Organic Hybrid Materials
Introductory course on inorganic-organic hybrid materials covering coordination chemistry, bonding, crystallography, MOFs, and composites for energy, separation, and sensing.
Summary
Lectures are small, with a median of 6 enrolled students in the recorded sections.
What you’ll be able to do
Describe the fundamental bonding interactions and structural principles underlying inorganic–organic hybrid materials
Compare and contrast coordination complexes, coordination polymers, metal–organic frameworks, and inorganic–polymer composites in terms of structure, properties, and synthesis
Analyze the roles of hybrid materials in targeted applications such as energy storage, separation, and sensing
Design a hypothetical hybrid material or system to address a real-world scientific or engineering challenge
Critically evaluate primary literature related to inorganic–organic hybrid materials and communicate scientific ideas effectively through written or oral presentation
Propose solutions centralized on using inorganic-organic hybrid materials for specific applications
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Introduction to inorganic organic hybrid materials with an emphasis on polymeric and framework structures. Covers fundamental concepts in coordination chemistry, organic and inorganic bonding, and crystallography. Explores how hybrid materials combine complementary features of organic and inorganic components to enable targeted functions. Topics include coordination complexes, coordination polymers, metal organic frameworks (MOFs), and inorganic polymer composites for applications in energy, separation, and sensing.
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- Coordination complexes, coordination polymers, MOFs, and inorganic polymer composites
- Fundamental concepts in coordination chemistry, bonding, and crystallography
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- Designing hypothetical hybrid materials for specific applications
- Evaluating primary literature and communicating scientific ideas
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