A thorough course in inorganic chemistry emphasizing atomic structure, stoichiometry, periodic classification, nuclear chemistry, chemical bonding, and states of matter. Three lectures, two hours of laboratory, and two hours of recitation per week. Five credit hours.
Chemistry is the science and study of the behavior of matter and how it interacts with other matter.
Subject of applications will include but not be limited to the general areas of thermochemistry, gas behavior, nuclear chemistry, and electronic structure. General activities will include lecture, recitation, and laboratory. A written laboratory report is prepared for each experiment. A prelab exercise that includes essay and calculation questions is included with each experiment. You must bring textbook and calculator to each lecture and recitation.