General Chemistry I Workbook
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2020
Pages: 212
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2020
Pages: 212
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General Chemistry I Workbook is designed to provide open access to education for all kinds of students regardless of school background or lack of it. All you have to do is read the simple discussions of such topics as measurement, identities of chemicals, how we quantify chemicals, etc. You will fill in the blanks here and there, and follow prompts to help you solve simple problems. In today's world of technology and unseen dangers to our health everyone is expected to understand basic chemistry. Here then, is a guide into general chemistry.
Chapter 1 Measurement
Units of Measurements
Calibration and Significant Figures
The Steps of Making a Measurement
Unit Conversion and Calculations
“Moles” of a Chemical Substance
Lab 1: Taking Measurements
Chapter 2 Identities of Chemicals
Chemical Species
Chemical Compounds
Chemical Symbols
The Naming of Chemicals
Lab 2: Application of Chemistry Skills
Chapter 3 Quantities of Chemicals
Compound Stoichiometry
Solution Stoichiometry
Inventory of Solutions
Lab 3: Stoichiometry of Chemical Compounds
Chapter 4 Chemical Equations
Molecular (or Reagent) Equations
Total and Net Ionic Equations
Reaction Stoichiometry
The Limiting Reactant
Balancing Chemical Equations
Precipitation Reactions
Lab 4: Stoichiometry of Chemical Reactions
Reduction–Oxidation Reactions
Oxidation Number
Acid–Base Reactions
Lab 5: Acid–Base Titration
Chapter 5 The Atom and Its Internal Structure
Development of the Atomic Theory
Atomic Orbitals and Energy Levels
Quantum Numbers
Electron Configuration
Periodic Trends
Lab 6: Reduction–Oxidation (Redox) Reactions
Chapter 6 Molecular Structures
Lewis Symbols and Chemical Bonds
Building Lewis Structures
Resonance, Formal Charge, and Isomers
Three-Dimensional (3D) Shapes and Drawings
Polarity of Molecules
Hybridization of Orbitals
Properties of a Covalent Bond
Chapter 7 Gases and Condensed Phases
The Behavior of Gases
Individual Gas Laws
The Combined Gas Law
The Ideal Gas Law
The Law of Partial Pressures
Lab 7: Discovering Physical Laws of Gases
Intermolecular Forces
Solution Formation
Colligative Properties
Lab 8: Forces that Hold Molecules
Chapter 8 What is Thermodynamics?
Flow of Energy
Thermochemical Equations
Calorimetry
Bond Energy
Hess’ Law
Standard Enthalpies of Formation (ΔHf°)
Entropy Change (ΔSrxn)
Free Energy Change, (ΔGrxn)
Lab 9: Measuring Change in Energy
Dr. Nare Alpheus Mautjana is an Associate Professor (Chemistry) at Santa Fe College, Florida, USA – the 1st Place-ranked Community College (by Aspen 2015). Dr. Mautjana is among early recipients of B.Tech. degrees (Vaal University of Technology) in South Africa, and later received his M.S. degree (University of Cape Town) followed by private sector positions in Research & Development as well as Chemical Manufacturing. He received PhD at the University of Florida where he began his teaching career as a 2005-2006 award-winning Teaching Assistant for General Chemistry I & II and was subsequently assigned to teach Analytical Chemistry, and BioPhysical Chemistry courses as well. He was appointed Senior Lecturer at the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa prior to joining Santa Fe College in 2012.
General Chemistry I Workbook is designed to provide open access to education for all kinds of students regardless of school background or lack of it. All you have to do is read the simple discussions of such topics as measurement, identities of chemicals, how we quantify chemicals, etc. You will fill in the blanks here and there, and follow prompts to help you solve simple problems. In today's world of technology and unseen dangers to our health everyone is expected to understand basic chemistry. Here then, is a guide into general chemistry.
Chapter 1 Measurement
Units of Measurements
Calibration and Significant Figures
The Steps of Making a Measurement
Unit Conversion and Calculations
“Moles” of a Chemical Substance
Lab 1: Taking Measurements
Chapter 2 Identities of Chemicals
Chemical Species
Chemical Compounds
Chemical Symbols
The Naming of Chemicals
Lab 2: Application of Chemistry Skills
Chapter 3 Quantities of Chemicals
Compound Stoichiometry
Solution Stoichiometry
Inventory of Solutions
Lab 3: Stoichiometry of Chemical Compounds
Chapter 4 Chemical Equations
Molecular (or Reagent) Equations
Total and Net Ionic Equations
Reaction Stoichiometry
The Limiting Reactant
Balancing Chemical Equations
Precipitation Reactions
Lab 4: Stoichiometry of Chemical Reactions
Reduction–Oxidation Reactions
Oxidation Number
Acid–Base Reactions
Lab 5: Acid–Base Titration
Chapter 5 The Atom and Its Internal Structure
Development of the Atomic Theory
Atomic Orbitals and Energy Levels
Quantum Numbers
Electron Configuration
Periodic Trends
Lab 6: Reduction–Oxidation (Redox) Reactions
Chapter 6 Molecular Structures
Lewis Symbols and Chemical Bonds
Building Lewis Structures
Resonance, Formal Charge, and Isomers
Three-Dimensional (3D) Shapes and Drawings
Polarity of Molecules
Hybridization of Orbitals
Properties of a Covalent Bond
Chapter 7 Gases and Condensed Phases
The Behavior of Gases
Individual Gas Laws
The Combined Gas Law
The Ideal Gas Law
The Law of Partial Pressures
Lab 7: Discovering Physical Laws of Gases
Intermolecular Forces
Solution Formation
Colligative Properties
Lab 8: Forces that Hold Molecules
Chapter 8 What is Thermodynamics?
Flow of Energy
Thermochemical Equations
Calorimetry
Bond Energy
Hess’ Law
Standard Enthalpies of Formation (ΔHf°)
Entropy Change (ΔSrxn)
Free Energy Change, (ΔGrxn)
Lab 9: Measuring Change in Energy
Dr. Nare Alpheus Mautjana is an Associate Professor (Chemistry) at Santa Fe College, Florida, USA – the 1st Place-ranked Community College (by Aspen 2015). Dr. Mautjana is among early recipients of B.Tech. degrees (Vaal University of Technology) in South Africa, and later received his M.S. degree (University of Cape Town) followed by private sector positions in Research & Development as well as Chemical Manufacturing. He received PhD at the University of Florida where he began his teaching career as a 2005-2006 award-winning Teaching Assistant for General Chemistry I & II and was subsequently assigned to teach Analytical Chemistry, and BioPhysical Chemistry courses as well. He was appointed Senior Lecturer at the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa prior to joining Santa Fe College in 2012.