CHM150

Industrial Chemistry
CHM150: Industrial
Chemistry

2-unit course
Pre-requisite:
CHM141
Co-requisite:
CHM142
CHM150: Industrial
Chemistry

Section: A03
Tue and Thu
R206
7:00 AM-8:30AM
CHM150: Industrial
Chemistry
Engr. Eden S.
Erasga
1/F Faculty
Center, Rizal
Building
MCL Mission, Vision and Core
Values
MISSION
1. To provide the learning environment
that would transform our students into
globally competitive professionals;
2. To produce social wealth from the
generation of new knowledge; and
3. To contribute to the solution of industrys
and societys problems by the expert
application of knowledge.
MCL Mission, Vision and Core
Values
VISION
Malayan Colleges Laguna shall be a global
steeple of excellence in professional
education and research.

CORE VALUES
Excellence, Loyalty, Teamwork, Discipline,
and Urgency

MOTTO
 Course Description
Comprehensive understanding on the
underlying chemical transformations
and reaction mechanisms of various
chemical industries that include:
Fatsand oils
Flavors and fragrances
Sugar
Fermentation
Soap and detergents
Hydrogen peroxide and inorganic peroxy
compounds
Industrial Acids and Bases
 Course Description
Comprehensive understanding on the
underlying chemical transformations
and reaction mechanisms of various
chemical industries that include:
Polymers
Petrochemicals
Paints,
pigments and industrial coatings
Pharmaceuticals
Agrochemicals
Major Reference
Austin, George T. (1998). Shreves
Chemical Process Industries (5th
ed.). New York: McGraw Hill
Companies.
Course Evaluation
40
% Learning Tasks

20 20 20 Final
Prelimina Midterm
% ry Course % Course % Course
Assessm Assessm Assessm
ent ent ent

Abo 91.5 87.0 82.5 78.0 73.5 69.0 64.5 60.0 Belo
Ave ve 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 0- w
(%) 96.0 96.0 91.5 87.0 82.5 78.0 73.5 69.0 64.5 60.0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Fina
Course Evaluation
40
% Learning Tasks

Presentation 20%
Online Activities 5%
Quizzes, Assignments, Seatworks, 15%
Problem Sets, Library Activity
Course Evaluation
Aside from academic deficiency, other
grounds to FAIL the course are the
following:
Intellectual dishonesty
Attendance
CHED ruling on absences : NOT more
than 20% of total meetings
otherwise, the students may be given
a final grade of 5.00
Other grounds as stipulated in the
Course Portfolio
ALL requirements for the course are
to be compiled by the students as
part of their portfolio.
Before the final course assessment,
student should submit:
Soft copy (pdf file) of the
requirements in this format:
FILENAME:COURSE_SECTION_SURNAME
e.g. CHM150_A03_ERASGA
Class Policies
Policies to Remember
1. Grievances regarding checked quizzes,
major exams and other assessments
shall be entertained only within three
(3) days upon the return of papers or
posting of scores. All grievances (for
any reasons) will not affect the grades
if they are raised after the 3-day grace
period.
2. There will be no make-up
written/practical exams. For those who
missed major exams due to valid
reasons, they must present an official
Policies to Remember
3. College rules on absence, cheating, and
dropping shall apply.

4. EXAMINATIONS

.Given during class hours.

.Bring your own calculator.

.Phones are NOT allowed to be used as

calculators.
 Learning Outcomes
1. Identify the manufacturing industries
covered in class.
2. Realize that knowledge of the
chemistry of materials and processes
are essential in the practice of chemical
engineering.
3. Identify physical treatments, chemical
reactions, separation, purification, and
conversion steps inherent in the
industrial process.
4. Examine the industrial process in terms
of basic chemical data: influence of
 Learning Outcomes
5. Recognize the value of key reactions in
terms of conversion, efficiency and
yield.
6. List specific characteristics of the
industry, which may include but not
limited to: history, growth, research
and development, source of raw
materials, scale of operations, major
producers, environmental issues,
quality, and safety.
7. Discuss important details of the
process with reference to the
Introduction: An Overview of
Industrial Chemistry
Fats,
Oils,
Prelim and
Waxes

ManufacturingFlavors
and
SugarsIndustries and
Fragran
Industrial ces
Chemicals
Soaps
and
Deterge
Introduction: An Overview of
Industrial Chemistry
Paints,
Midterm Pigments, and
Industrial
COatings

Manufacturing
Industries and
Industrial
PetroleumChemicals
and Synthetic
Petrochemi Polymers
cals
Introduction: An Overview of
Industrial Chemistry
Industrial
Final Acids and
Bases

ManufacturingIndustrial
Agrochemica
ls Industries andFermentatio
n
Industrial
Chemicals

Pharmaceut
icals
Have a nice learning adventure ahead!