Laboratory experiments illustrating and applying theory of solutions to qualitative analysis. In-depth introduction to atomic and molecular structure, and a preliminary study of chemical bonding. Completion of 11th year algebra or MATH 121 is strongly recommended. Continuation of the study of chemical bonding, stoichiometric calculations and thermodynamics. Detailed introduction to chemical equilibrium and kinetics, redox reactions and electrochemistry.
Course presents essential facts, laws, and theories of organic chemistry.
Experiments designed to illustrate fundamental laws and techniques of organic chemistry. The chemistry component of the first semester of a four-semester, fully integrated course in General Chemistry, General Physics, and Mathematical Functions and Graphs. Topics include properties of linear functions and their graphs, mechanics, introductory thermodynamics, and stoichiometry. The chemistry component of the second semester of a four-semester, fully integrated course in General Chemistry, General Physics, and Mathematical Functions and Graphs. Topics include properties of polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions and their graphs, chemical equilibrium, electrochemistry and further topics in thermodynamics.