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psf2303

This is the second of the two foundation chemistry courses (the first being PSF 1303). It covers all the major areas of chemistry that one expects to study at the A/L and provides the student with the necessary background to offer chemistry for the B.Sc. degree programme.

The course materials used for this course are

Block 1 Part I - General & Physical Chemistry
Block 1 Part II - Physical Chemistry
Block 2 Part I - Inorganic Chemistry
Block 2 Part II - Inorganic Chemistry
Block 3-Organic Chemistry

Block 1 Part I - General & Physical Chemistry

Physical Quantities and their Inter-Relationships, Atoms and Molecules, Chemical Formulae and Chemical Equations, Internal Structure and Properties of Atoms, Chemical Bonding and Structure of Matter, Thermodynamics, States of Matter

Block 1 Part II - Physical Chemistry

Non-Electrolyte solutions, Chemical Equilibria,Ionic Equilibria, Electrochemical cells and Electrolytic cells, Conductivity of Electrolyte solutions, Chemical Kinetics, Colloidal Solutions

Block 2 Part I - Inorganic Chemistry

Periodic Table and its uses – Part A, Periodic Table and its uses – Part B,Alkali Metals – Part A
Lesson 4  Alkali Metals – Part B, Alkaline Earth metals, Boron Family of elements,  Carbon Family of elements – Part A, Carbon Family of elements – Part B, Nitrogen Family of elements, Oxygen Family of elements – Part A, Oxygen Family of elements – Part B, Halogen Family of elements, Hydrogen and Inert gases, Transition elements

Block 2 Part II - Inorganic Chemistry

Basic Concepts in Analytical Chemistry, Quantitative Analysis : Titrimetry, Quantitative Analysis : Gravimetry, Qualitative AnalysisRadiochemistry, Introduction to Radiochemistry, Nuclear ReactionsNatural Resources, Earth as a Resource, Sea as a Resource

Block 3 - Organic Chemistry

Basic Principles, Composition of Organic Compounds, Structural Formulae and Structural Isomerism,
Stereoisomerism, Symmetry and Dissymmetry in Organic Molecules,  Nomenclature,  Hydrocarbons
Lesson 8  Alkyl and Aryl Halides,  Alcohols and Phenols, Ethers, Aldehydes and Ketones, Aliphatic and Aromatic carboxylic acids, Aliphatic and Aromatic amines, Aliphatic and Aromatic amides, Polymers : Synthetic and Natural, Plants as source of Organic Compounds, Qualitative Organic Analysis : Tests for common functional groups

 
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