Chemistry, Part 2

CHEM 043 | High School Course

This course is a continuation of introductory chemistry and includes topics such as moles, states of matter, behaviors of gases, solutions, reaction rates, chemical equilibriums, solubility, acids and bases, oxidation-reduction reactions, electrochemistry, and nuclear chemistry. This course has few mathematical computations and includes several virtual lab demonstrations. This is the second half in a two-part General Chemistry series (CHEM 041 and CHEM 043).

This course is designed to challenge students by having them apply concepts in a way they may need in the real world. As such, it has a built-in KSA model that develops college and career readiness—Knowledge: Chemistry, Skill: Critical Thinking—Problem Solving, and Attribute: Diligence.

Course Details

Prerequisites

Chemistry, Part 1 (CHEM 041) or equivalent

Course Outline

Module 1: Solutions at Equilibrium—Chemical Equilibrium
Module 2: Solutions at Equilibrium—Precipitation Reactions
Module 3: Solutions at Equilibrium—Concentrations and Energy
Module 4: States of Matter—Temperature and Pressure
Module 5: States of Matter—Ideal Gas Law
Module 6: Acids and Bases—Acid-Base Reactions
Module 7: Acids and Bases—Titrations
Module 8: Reactions—Rate of Reaction
Module 9: Oxidation—Oxidation Numbers
Module 10: Oxidation—Half-Reactions
Module 11: Oxidation—Materials Science
Module 12: Radiation—Nuclear Chemistry
Module 13: Radiation—Nuclear Applications
Module 14: Radiation—Waves
Module 15: Radiation—Solar and Radio Waves

Syllabus

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