Course Overview

Introduction to general chemistry for life and environmental sciences.

Learning Achievement

・Chemistry II provides students with an in-depth knowledge of the principles of chemistry. Topics in Chemistry II cover Stoichiometry, Chemical Formulas and Composition, Chemical Equations and Reaction, Balancing Chemical Equations, Gases and the Kinetic-Molecular Theory, Liquids and Solids, Phase diagram, Solutions and Solubility, Chemical Thermodynamics.

・Course objective
is to
1. understand an in-depth knowledge of principles of Chemistry.
2. acquire application ability with knowledge of principles.

is to enable learners how to
1. Stoichiometry
2. Apply gas laws and kinetic molecular theory for gases.
3. Explain how phase of a substance changes using phase diagram.
4. Explain chemical reactions and perfume calculations in terms of energy changes via three laws of thermodynamics using thermodynamic functions, energy, enthalpy, entropy, and Free energy changes.

Competence

Generic Competences 2. Ability for critical and creative thinking
Subject Specific Competences 2. Refinement representing Foundation Major

Course prerequisites

None

Grading Philosophy

A. Final Exam (70%)...Understanding the topics, application ability,
B. Final Report (20%)...Critical Thinking, Problem solving capacity
C. Class Attitude (10%)...Critical Thinking, active involvement

Course schedule

【Notice】

(1) Lectures will be held face to face

(2) The packet will be distributed through manaba

(3) Homework will be uploaded on manaba every week and the deadline is 21st December.
- Download PDF file, print out solve the problems by hand and upload to manaba

(5) Attendance will be checked after class starts.

(6) Grading: Final Exam (70%) + Final Report (4% each, total 20%) + Class Attitude (10%)
-Please take a look at Grading Philosophy below
【November 10】
Course Orientation
Composition Stoichiometry (Mole)

【November 14】
Chemical Formulas and Composition Stoichiometry.

【November 17】
Chemical Equations and Reaction Stoichiometry

【November 21】
Balancing Chemical Equations

【December 1】
Gases and the Kinetic-Molecular Theory I

【December 5】
Gases and the Kinetic-Molecular Theory II

【December 8】
Solutions and Solubility

【December 12】
Chemical Thermodynamics I

【December 15】
Chemical Thermodynamics II

【December 19】
Chemical Thermodynamics III

【December 22】
・Final Exam

Course type

Lectures

Online Course Requirement

Instructor

Kang Seung Won

Other information

Lecture Attendance will be recorded. As discussed at Week 1.

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