Inorganic Chemistry
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Course Curriculum
*** Inorganic Chemistry***
Unit 01: About the Course
- Learning objectives
- Example of a solved problem
Unit 02: Quantities and Units
- System of measurement
- International system of units
- Temperature units and scales
- Use and misuse of units
- Dimensional analysis
- Quantities and units: Solved problems
Unit 03: Atomic, Molecular and Molar Masses
- Atoms
- Nuclei
- Periodic table
- Relative atomic masses
- Moles
- Symbols, formulas and molar masses
- Atomic, molecular and molar masses: Solved problems
Unit 04: Formulas and Compositions
- Empirical formula from composition
- Composition from formula
- Nuclidic molecular masses and chemical formulas
- Formulas and compositions: Solved problems
Unit 05: Inorganic Nomenclature
- Introduction to nomenclature
- Naming binary compounds of nonmetals
- Naming ionic compounds
- Naming monoatomic cations
- Naming polyatomic cations
- Naming monoatomic anions
- Naming oxyanions
- Naming special anions
- Putting the names of the ions together
- Writing formulas for ionic compounds
- Naming inorganic acids
- Naming acid salts
- Naming hydrates
Unit 06: Chemical Equations
- Introduction to chemical equations
- Molecular relations from equations
- Mass relations from equations
- Limiting reactant
- Calculations from chemical equations: Solved problems
- Types of chemical reactions
Unit 07: Measurement of Gases
- Pressure
- Gas laws
- Boyle's law: Constant temperature
- Charles' law: Constant pressure
- Gay-Lussac's law: Constant volume
- Combined gas law
- Density of an ideal gas
- Dalton's law for partial pressures
- Collecting a gas over a liquid
- Deviation from ideal behavior
- Measurement of gases: Solved problems
Unit 08: The Ideal Gas Law
- Avogadro's hypothesis
- Molar volume
- Ideal gas law
- Gas volume relations from equations
- Gas stoichiometry involving mass
- The ideal gas law: Solved problems
Unit 09: Thermochemistry
- Heat
- Energy and enthalpy
- Enthalpy changes for various processes
- Rules of thermochemistry
- Thermochemistry: Solved problems
Unit 10: Atomic Structure
- Characters of light
- Interaction of light with matter
- Particles and waves
- Orbitals
- The Pauli Exclusion Principle
- Aufbau principle
- Electron configuration
- Atomic radii
- Ionization energies
- Electron affinity and magnetic properties
- Atomic structure: Solved problems
Unit 11: Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
- Introduction to chemical bonding
- Octet rule
- Ionic bonding
- Electron dot notation
- Covalent bonding
- Distinction between ionic and covalent bonding
- Predicting the nature of bonding in compounds
- Formal charges
- Dipole moment and electronegativity
- Hybrid orbitals
Unit 12: Solids and Liquids
- Crystals
- Close packing
- Crystal forces
- Liquid forces
- Solids and liquids: Solved problems
Unit 13: Oxidation - Reduction
- Introduction to redox reactions
- Oxidation number
- Oxidizing and reducing agents
- Ionic notation for equations
- Balancing oxidation-reduction equations
- Oxidation-reduction: Solved problems
Unit 14: Concentration of Solutions
- Composition of solutions
- Concentrations
- Molarity
- Normality
- Molality
- Mole fraction
- Comparison and summary of concentration units
- Dilution problems
- Concentration of solutions: Solved problems
Unit 15: Reaction Involving Standard Solutions
- Reaction involving standard solutions
- Reaction involving standard solutions: Solved problems
Unit 16: Properties of Solutions
- Introduction to chemical solutions
- Vapor pressure lowering
- Freezing point lowering
- Boiling point lowering
- Osmotic pressure
- Solution of gases in liquids
- Law of distribution
- Properties of solutions: Solved problems
Unit 17: Thermodynamics
- The first law
- The second law
- Entropy
- The third law
- Standard states
- Chemical equilibrium
- The equilibrium constant
- Le Chatelier's principle
- Thermodynamics: Solved problems
Unit 18: Acids and Bases
- Arrhenius concept
- Brönsted-Lowry concept
- Lewis concept
- Ionization of water
- Hydrolysis
- Buffer solutions
- Indicators
- Polytropic acids
- Titration
- Acids and bases: Solved problems
Unit 19: Complex Ions and Precipitates
- Coordination complexes
- Solubility product
- Precipitation
- Complex ions and precipitates: Solved problems
Unit 20: Electrochemistry
- Electrical units
- Faraday's laws
- Voltaic cells
- Standard half-cell potential
- Combining couples
- Free energy and Nernst equation
- Electrolysis
- Electrochemistry: Solved problems
Unit 21: Rates of Reactions
- Introduction to rates of reactions
- Rate constants and order of reactions
- First order reactions
- Other rate laws
- Energy of activation
- Mechanism of reaction: Molecularity
- Mechanism of reaction: Energetics
- Rates of reactions: Solved problems
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