CHEM 1010 - College Chemistry 6.5 Credits
CHEM 1010 covers principles relevant to a basic understanding of chemistry. The topics include uncertainty in measurements, elements, atomic structure, compounds and chemical bonding, stoichiometry, gas laws, solutions, acid/base chemistry, and equilibria. This course includes both lecture and lab components. Laboratory activities include atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, gas laws, solutions, acid/base chemistry, titration and equilibria.
Prerequisites: College-level reading, writing, and math proficiency; MATH 0931 or MATH 0960
Lecture Hours: 5.0 Lab Hours: 4.5 Internship Hours: 0.0 Clinical or Practicum Hours: 0.0
Course Objectives
- Describe, interpret and explain basic chemical concepts;
- Write routine chemical formulas and name chemical compounds;
- Write and balance chemical equations and explain the various classifications of chemical reactions based on a chemical equation;
- Use dimensional analysis to set up and solve problems;
- Explain the correlation between what is happening in a system as viewed on the macroscopic scale with what is happening on the submicroscopic (atomic or molecular) scale;
- Relate the properties of elements and compounds based on their chemical structures;
- Relate how the knowledge obtained in this course applies to physical and biological systems.
Additionally, Students will demonstrate laboratory proficiency in the following areas:
1. Compliance with all safety requirements in a laboratory setting;
2. Knowledge of the location and operation of safety equipment;
3. Safe handling and use of both laboratory chemicals and laboratory equipment in the laboratory setting;
4. Proper and safe disposal of all laboratory chemicals;
5. Safe handling of electrical equipment;
6. Handling/use of laboratory equipment including:
- lighting a Bunsen burner
- use of a pipet, balance, buret and other standard laboratory glassware
7. Relating classroom concepts to a laboratory setting;
8. Collection and interpretation of data in the laboratory including creating and analyzing graphical data.
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