Chemistry I

Classroom: Chemistry I

Classroom dates:
Credit hours:: 1
Course fees:: $200.00
Teachers:: Admin Admin, Meli Daza, Professor Test, Johanna Turnbull

Organized by:

AIU High School

Description:

This course examines the composition of various substances and the changes they can go through. It also shows how chemistry touches the lives of people in their everyday lives, in medicine, the clothes we wear, the games we play, as well as the industries that make the things we use. The periodic table and simple compounds are covered as well as the basics of chemistry.

Course objectives:

Including, but not limited to:

1. Use careful observations and exploratory activities to identify variables and to develop problem statements.

2. Describe how discoveries made by chemists can have both beneficial and detrimental affects on the quality of human life.

3. Investigate the chemistry of air pollution for phenomena such as acid rain, ozone depletion, and global warming.

4. Identify the principal types of chemical bonds (ionic, covalent, metallic) and intermolecular forces, how they are formed and examples of substances that contain these bonds.

5. Using a balanced chemical equation, explain the law of conservation of matter.

6. Distinguish between strength and concentration of acids and bases based on laboratory experiences such as pH or conductivity.

7. Define oxidation, reduction, oxidizing agent, reducing agent, oxidation number, and half reaction and apply these definitions to selected reactions.

8. Describe the effects of temperature, concentration and surface area on the rate of reaction.

9. Investigate freezing point depression and boiling point elevation as they relate to common solutions such as antifreeze.

10. Write conclusions that cover the following seven points: state what was investigated; describe whether or not the hypothesis was supported by the results; include sample results; compare the results with other investigations; provide possible explanations about the results; recommend additional studies; and discuss possible applications.

Program:

LecciónLesson 1: The Scope of Chemistry

LecciónLesson 1.1: Chemistry History

LecciónLesson 1.2: Chemistry's Background

LecciónLesson 2: Measurement and the Scientific Method

LecciónLesson 2.1: It's a Numbers Game

LecciónLesson 2.2: Problem Solving

LecciónLesson 2.3: The Scientific Method

LecciónLesson 3: The Process of Chemistry

LecciónLesson 3.1: Discovery

LecciónLesson 3.2: Lessons in Chemistry

LecciónLesson 3.3: The Basics of Chemistry

LecciónLesson 4: The Atom

LecciónLesson 4.1: Atom & Eve

LecciónLesson 4.2: Atomic Models

LecciónLesson 4.3: Atomic Structure

LecciónLesson 4.4: Subatomic Happenings

LecciónLesson 5: Radioactivity and Isotopes

LecciónLesson 5.1: Isotopes

LecciónLesson 5.2: Radioactivity

LecciónLesson 6: Electron Levels

LecciónLesson 6.1: Electrostatic Attraction

LecciónLesson 6.2: Electron Levels

LecciónLesson 6.3: Electron Orbital

LecciónLesson 6.4: The Noble Elements

LecciónLesson 6.5: Orbital Shapes

LecciónLesson 6.6: Spectral Lines and Electron Levels

LecciónLesson 7: The Periodic Elements

LecciónLesson 7.1: Types of Elements

LecciónLesson 7.2: Charged Particles

LecciónLesson 7.3: Salts

LecciónLesson 7.4: Valence Electrons

LecciónLesson 7.5: Groups

LecciónLesson 7.6: Bonding

LecciónLesson 8: Molecules

LecciónLesson 8.1: Structure and Form of Molecules

LecciónLesson 8.2: Electro Negativity

LecciónLesson 8.3: Oxidation

LecciónLesson 8.4: Nomenclature

LecciónLesson 9: More Complex Chemistry

LecciónLesson 9.1: Radicals

LecciónLesson 9.2: Isomers

LecciónLesson 9.3: Alcohols as Examples

LecciónLesson 9.4: Models of Molecules

LecciónLesson 9.5: Hydrocarbons

LecciónLesson 10: Chemical Reactions and Combinations

LecciónLesson 10.1: Adding It all Up

LecciónLesson 10.2: Hot or Cold?

LecciónLesson 10.3: A Balancing Act

Lecciónlesson 10.4: Chemical Solutions

LecciónLesson 10.5: Acids, Bases, and Other Anomalies

LecciónLesson 11: Matter

LecciónLesson 11.1: Weighing In

LecciónLesson 11.2: Types of Matter

LecciónLesson 11.3: Characteristics of Matter

LecciónLesson 11.4: Combinations of Matter

LecciónLesson 11.5: Concentration and Density

LecciónLesson 12: Research and Careers

Methodology:

Online