PH110S : GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1

Department

Academic Program

Type

Compulsory

Credits

Prerequisite

Overview

General Chemistry 1 (CH110) is one of the compulsory courses for the first semester, and is interested in a comprehensive study of :-Introduction, measurement, the atomic theory, the study of atom, Atomic number, the periodic table, Molecules and ions, chemical formula, naming compounds, introduction to organic chemistry, atomic number,Avogadro's number, molecular mass, chemical reaction and chemical equations, amount of reactions and products, reaction yield, general properties of aqueous solution, acid base reaction and oxidation and reduction ractions.

Intended learning outcomes

The student must be able to know the all general chemistry information

Teaching and learning methods

The use of typical teaching using the blackboard, giving an exercise at the end of the lesson and taking sudden oral and written exams throughout the semester.

Methods of assessments

Several methods of evaluation are used for evaluating class work and the total score for class work is 40% distributed 30% for two written or oral midterm exams and 10% anticipation, and 60% final exam.

References:

Ray Mond CHANG, (2008). General Chemistry. Fifth edition.

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