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Spring 2020
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| CH 223 - General Chemistry 3 |
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Spring 2020
Learning Objectives: 1. Lecture: gather, interpret, communicate, and analyze data and error to explore ideas, models and solutions and generate further questions 2. Lecture: engage students in problem-solving and investigation, through the application of scientific and mathematical methods and concepts, and by using evidence to create and test models and draw conclusions. The goal should be to develop analytical thinking that includes evaluation, synthesis, and creative insight. 3. Lecture: use and describe real life situations as examples to demonstrate and explain key chemical concepts 4. Lecture: use the vocabulary of chemistry to explain, discuss and solve problems about equilibrium systems, acid base reactions, redox reactions and nuclear chemistry, stoichiometry, solutions, gases, thermochemistry, atomic structure and periodicity 5. Lecture: examine relationships with other subject areas, including the ethical application of science in human society, and the relevance of science to everyday life. 6. Lab: demonstrate chemical lab techniques such as pipet use, dilution, glassware use, titration 7. Lab: working safely in the lab 8. Lab: maintain a scientific notebook, write lab reports 9. Lab: use LoggerPro software and pH meters to gather and interpret data 10. Lab: gather, interpret, and analyze data and error, and communicate findings to demonstrate understanding of basic chemical concepts and reactions 11. Lab: apply unit analysis problem solving techniques or mathematical formulas, individually and in groups, with data students collect in lab, to solve molarity, solubility product, and enthalpy, questions 12. Lab: review, analyze, and summarize a current chemistry article published in C & E New (Chemistry and Engineering) and evaluate the article using the CRAPP rubric Required Materials: Technical Requirements: |
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