Colour Chemistry
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The official GTU curriculum for Colour Chemistry (subject code DI03028061) as prescribed for CS-AI · Semester 3 divides the course into 5 units, covering 5 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (DI03028061)Unit 1 Fundamentals of Colour Chemistry
- 1.1 Perception of colour 1.1.1 Source of light 1.1.2 Object 1.1.3 Observer 1.2 Colour mixing laws 1.2.1 Additive colour mixing 1.2.2 Subtractive colour mixing 1.3 Confusion in colour perception 1.3.1 After image 1.3.2 Simultaneous contrast
Unit 2 Physical Basis of Colour
- 2.1 The eye 2.2 Mechanism of colour vision 2.3 Colour vision theories 2.4 Defects in colour vision 2.5 Colour vision tests 2.6 Awareness about colour vision
Unit 3 Chemical Basis of Colour
- 3.1 Colour and molecular structure 3.1.1 Valance bond theory for colour/structure relationship 3.1.2 Molecular orbital theory for colour/structure relationship 3.1.3 Molecular mechanics 3.1.4 QSAR and QSPR 3.2 Colour in inorganic compounds 3.2.1 Colour in metal complexes 3.2.2 Colour from charge transfer transitions Program Name: Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Textile Processing Technology Course / Subject Code : DI03028061 Course / Subject Name : Colour Chemistry
Unit 4 Metamerism
- 4.1 Illuminant metamerism 4.2 Observer metamerism 4.3 Geometrical metamerism 4.4 Metamerism in textiles 4.5 Lamps to detect metamerism
Unit 5 Scales for Communicating Colours
- 5.1 Systematic arrangements of colours 5.2 Colour order systems 5.2.1 The necessity of colour order system 5.2.2 Classification 5.2.3 Merits and demerits of colour order systems 5.3 Munsell colour order system 5.4 Natural colour system 5.5 Ostwald system 5.6 DIN system 5.7 OSA-UCS system 5.8 Coloroid system 5.9 Universal colour language (UCL)
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