COURSE INTRODUCTION
Many issues in society today demand an understanding of chemistry if informed, educated decisions are to be made. You don't have to be called a chemist to have a job that requires knowledge of chemistry.
In 30S Chemistry, physical and chemical properties and changes in matter are studied, emphasizing chemical reactions: how, why and what quantities of chemicals react together. Other topics include solubility, gas laws, and organic chemistry.
The study of equilibrium is the primary focus of 40S Chemistry. Topics include the Quantum Mechanical model of the atom, electron configuration, the Periodic Table, kinetics, electro-chemistry, and chemical, solubility, acid-base equilibria.
Grades earned in 30S and 40S Chemistry are based upon homework, class work and assignments, labs, tests, quizzes, and a comprehensive final examination.
Chemistry Links:
Assignments: 30S 40S Curriculum: 30S 40S Student Centre
Media Centre Chemistry Study Cards Brain POP Videos
Periodic Table Darthmouth Periodic Puzzle Online Chemistry Text
Adobe Acrobat Significant Figures Tutorial Sig Figs Podcast
Sig Figs Practice Boyle's Law Online Lab Safety Practice Quiz
Media Centre Chemistry Study Cards Brain POP Videos
Periodic Table Darthmouth Periodic Puzzle Online Chemistry Text
Adobe Acrobat Significant Figures Tutorial Sig Figs Podcast
Sig Figs Practice Boyle's Law Online Lab Safety Practice Quiz
Documents:
40S Course Syllabus Lab Safety Manual
