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Course Code
ABCT1700
Course Name
Introduction to Chemistry
Department
abct
School ID
polyu
Faculty
Faculty of Science
Credits
3 credits
Level
1 Prerequisite No prerequisite. This subject is intended for students who do not have background in NSS Chemistry.
课程简介
/ Indicative Syllabus Foundation: Atoms, molecules and ionic compounds; masses of atoms; stoichiometry; naming of chemical compounds; physical properties of compounds; and periodic table. Chemical Reactions: Chemical equations; major reaction types; and enthalpy of chemical processes. Atoms: Light; electrons; quantum numbers; atomic orbitals; electronic configurations; and general periodic trends in properties among elements. Chemical Bonding: Nature of chemical bonding; ionic bond; covalent bond; valence bond theory and hybridization; resonance; molecular shape by VSEPR method; bond polarity; intermolecular forces. Chemistry of Carbon: Naming of compounds containing carbon chains and rings; isomerism, regioisomers, and optical isomers; major functional groups: alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, aldehydes, ketones, carboxylic acids, and esters; major reactions and properties of functional groups. -- 1 of 3 -- Teaching and Learning Methodology Lecture: The fundamental principles of chemistry will be explained. Examples will be used to illustrate the concepts and ideas in the lecture. Take- home problem sets will be given, and the students are encouraged to solve the problems before seeking assistance. Tutorial: Students present their solutions on a set of problems in the tutorial. Students should try the problems before seeking assistance. These problem sets provide them opportunities to apply the knowledge gained from the lecture. They also help the students consolidate and familiarize with what they have learned. Furthermore, students can develop a deeper understanding of the subject through group discussion and self-study.
目标
This is a 1-semester introductory course of chemistry. This course surveys the fundamental concepts in chemistry for understanding structure and properties of the material universe. Principles will be illustrated with application to daily life.