The properties of matter in terms of modern chemical principles. Topics covered are measurements, stoichiometry, atomic structure, chemical reactions, periodic relationships, gas laws, solutions and equilibrium. Problem solving in each of the areas is included. Lecture and laboratory. Acids and bases, oxidation reduction, kinetics and equilibrium, solubility products, nuclear chemistry thermodynamics, electrochemistry, coordination complexes, qualitative analysis and organic chemistry.
Problem solving in each of the areas is included.
An optional laboratory for SC197A. Prior or concurrent registration in SC197A required. Students develop and conduct their own research projects, work on actual research projects with biologists at the Department of Natural Resources, or research and conduct problem solving projects. Students must have instructor s permission to enroll. Introduction to biology concepts with emphasis on ecology, cellular biology, reproduction and development, genetics and evolution. Lecture and laboratory.