302N S22


Our daily schedule if things go according to plan. There might be slight adjustments but the ordering of material (reading) is set. We go through each chapter in the order shown on the gchem website.

The reading assignment for each day is shown in orange and is the chapter.section or sections in ChemBook.

Mon1/17

no class

Wed 1/19 course introduction, canvas, course website, grading, being prepared, InstaPolls, some properties of water, solvation, hydration

chembook 0

Mon 1/24 classification of matter, significant figures, brief intro to molar mass

chembook 6.1

Wed 1/26 acid / base theory, the 3 definitions, acid/base conjugate pairs, carboxylic acids (weak acids), amines (weak bases)

chembook 6.1-6.2, 6.6, 6.10

Mon 1/31 the lists of strong acids and strong bases, strong and weak electrolytes (acids/bases), percent ionization, the mass action expression, the reaction quotient (Q), the equilibrium constant (K), specifically Ka and Kb, solving for pH of percent ionization problems

chembook 6.3-6.4, 6.5, 6.9

Wed 2/02 Kw, pH, pOH, pK, pX, acid/base neutralizations, calculations, titration intro

chembook 6.5-6.8

Mon 2/07 big picture of acid/base theory and the reactions. More on titrations and the specifics of how they are performed, acid/base indicators. The water that is around us each day, nature's water and some of the problems facing society

chembook 6.1-6.10, 6.7-6.8, 6.11

Wed 2/09

Exam 1

Mon 2/14 intro to electrochemistry, eChem definitions, assigning oxidation numbers, into to balancing redox reactions

chembook 7.1-7.3

Wed 2/16 more on balancing redox reactions, identifying the oxidizing agent and reducing agents, voltaic vs electrolytic cells, anode vs cathode, calculating \(E^\circ\)

chembook 7.1-7.3

Mon 2/21 electrochemical cell shorthand notation, active metals vs inert metals, inert metal electrodes, S.H.E., standard potentials, using a std potential table

chembook 7.4

Wed 2/23 tweaking the std potential, how concentration effects the potential (Nernst equation), counting coulombs, electric current, the faraday constant, electroplating

chembook 7.6-7.7

Mon 2/28 follow up on electrolytic cells and counting coulombs, intro to batteries, battery types

chembook 7.7-7.8

Wed 3/02 more on batteries, battery facts / trivia

chembook 7.9-7.10

Mon 3/07 chapter overview, wrap-up

chembook 7

Wed 3/09

Exam 2

Mon3/14

Spring Break

Wed3/16

Spring Break

Mon 3/21 intro to organic chemistry, alkanes and their nomenclature, review of line/dot structures, functional groups

chembook 8.1

Wed 3/23 more on functional groups, different types of carbons in structures, amine types, heterolytic vs homolytic cleavage, organic reaction types

chembook 8.2

Mon 3/28 more on reaction types, intro to polymers, the Big 6 plastics, LDPE vs HDPE

chembook 8

Wed 3/30 other plastics, addition mechanism vs condensation mechanism, examples with plastics/polymers

chembook 8

Mon 4/04

chembook 8

Wed 4/06

Exam 3

Mon 4/11 ---

chembook 9.1

Wed 4/13 ---

chembook 9.2

Mon 4/18 ---

chembook 9.3

Wed 4/20 ---

chembook 9.4-5

Mon 4/25 ---

chembook 9.6

Wed 4/27 ---

chembook 9.7

Mon 5/02 ---

chembook 9.8-9

Wed 5/04

Exam 4

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Sat 5/14

Final Exam

7pm - 10pm in TBA






CH302N · 49709 Chemistry In Our World II


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