Aurum club

Aurum club was inaugurated in the year 2016 when the department was started. The purpose of the club is to organize programs to develop awareness and concern for scientific principles in personal, social, environmental and technological contexts. The club encourages students to enthusiastically participate in the activities organized by the club.

Thursday, 27 February 2025

DIGITAL PRESENTATION ON RAIN WATER HARVESTING (27/02/2025)

On February 27, 2025, the Department of Chemistry organized a Digital Model Presentation on Rainwater Harvesting in celebration of National Science Day.  

The event was chaired by Dr. R. Kavitha, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, C.T.T.E College for Women.  

The presentation showcased innovative digital models illustrating the principles, techniques, and benefits of rainwater harvesting. Participants explored various sustainable water conservation methods, emphasizing their importance in addressing water scarcity and environmental sustainability.  

The session provided valuable insights into the scientific and practical applications of rainwater harvesting, fostering awareness and encouraging innovative solutions for water management and conservation.







EXPERT TALK (26/02/2025)

 On February 26, 2025, the Department of Chemistry, in collaboration with the Centre for Student Development (CFSD) – Entrepreneurship Development Cell & Institution's Innovation Council, organized an Expert Talk on "Advancement in Thermodynamics: Pioneering Innovation in Aerospace Engineering."

The session was delivered by Dr. R. Thinesh Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities and Sciences, RMK Engineering College, Kavarapettai.  

The talk provided an in-depth exploration of thermodynamic principles and their applications in aerospace engineering, highlighting recent advancements that drive innovation and technological progress in the field. Key discussions included energy transformations, efficiency optimization, and the role of thermodynamics in the development of modern aerospace systems.  

Participants gained valuable insights into how thermodynamic advancements contribute to cutting-edge aerospace research and industry applications, reinforcing its significance in engineering and scientific innovation.




INVITED LECTURE (25/02/2025)


 On February 25, 2025, the Department of Chemistry organized an Invited Lecture on Molecular Spectroscopy as part of its academic initiatives. The session was delivered by Mr. G. Anand, Assistant Professor, PG Department of Chemistry, St. Joseph's College of Arts and Science, Cuddalore – 607001.  

The lecture provided an in-depth exploration of Molecular Spectroscopy, covering fundamental principles, key instrumentation, and its diverse applications in chemical analysis. Topics included the interaction of molecules with electromagnetic radiation, spectral interpretation, and the role of molecular spectroscopy in structural elucidation and quantitative analysis.  

Participants gained valuable insights into how molecular spectroscopy serves as a crucial analytical tool in research and industry, enhancing our understanding of molecular structures and chemical compositions.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17yiNsR0j7tUMnf8NQNYpd4gljkgcST-8/view?usp=sharing




CHEMQUEST (10/02/2025)

 The Curiosity of Young Minds Meets the Wonders of Science.  

On February 10, 2025, the Department of Chemistry, in association with the Citizen Consumer Club at C.T.T.E College, hosted National Science Day 2025, a celebration of scientific curiosity and innovation. The event saw enthusiastic participation from 30 students and teachers from Dharmamurthi Rao Bahadur Calavala Cunnan Chetty’s Higher Secondary School.  

Participants were captivated by exciting experiments such as elephant toothpaste, invisible ink chemistry, and color-changing reactions, showcasing the wonders of chemistry in action. The program also featured entrepreneurial activities, including testing food adulterants, crafting biodegradable plastics, and preparing herbal cosmetics. These activities highlighted sustainable scientific applications and encouraged students to explore eco-friendly solutions.  

The event featured interactive sessions, a fun "connection" game, and a creative selfie stand, making it a memorable and enriching experience for all. Special thanks to our management, Principal, and faculty for their unwavering support in making this event a grand success!  

Additionally, the program showcased eco-friendly paper products crafted with sustainability in mind, along with plant-based dyes that promote environmentally conscious textile coloring, making the event both educational and environmentally responsible.