Chemistry is a quantitative/predictive science. It is not an isolated collection of facts but a body of knowledge that fits together in laws and theories to describe nature. In this course, we will discuss these laws and theories that will allow us to predict chemical phenomena.
Chem 1B will cover the following topics: solubility and the solution process, chemical equilibria, thermodynamics, chemical reaction rates, electrochemistry, nuclear chemistry, and the descriptive chemistry of Elements in the Periodic Table. This course is a more detailed look at substances and chemical reactions covered in Chem 1A and their applications.
(from Jesus D., Spring 21)
Announcements: Spring 2023
Lecture: ONLINE. You will not be required to attend lectures or labs via video conference, e.g., Zoom, on specific days and times. Lecture slides, videos, and practice problems are posted below.
Laboratory: IN PERSON – Required. TTh 6-9:10 pm, S 205
Week 16: Objective 16 Coordination Compounds and review for the Final Exam.
Assignments:
- See the Objective 16 Lecture Slides and video and try the Objective 16 Lecture Quiz Practice Problems (with solutions) on Chem 1B Lecture Slides, Videos, Practice Problems.
- OLI Module 38 Post-Course Reflections due Thursday, 5/18/23, noon.
- The CHM 1B Final Exam graded A-F on Thursday, 5/18/23, 11 am to 9 pm. Of course, you will do the Final Exam by yourself.
- If you did not pass (master) Lecture Quiz 13, you can retake Quiz 13 on Thursday, 5/18/23, 11 am-9 pm. A Pass (Master)ing grade is 80% or higher.
Course Links
Course Information – Materials, Course Description, Objectives
Lecture Slides, Videos, Practice Problems
Chem 1B Lab Information
Click here for the Course Syllabus (7 page pdf)