Akademik Dersler - İçerik

Will be able to describe the fundamental concepts in chemistry. Classifies matter based on its basic properties. Identifies the base and derived units. Applies dimension analysis by using conversion factors. Determines the number significant figures.
Will be able to explain structure of atom and its theory. Describes the laws of conservation of mass, constant composition and multiple proportions. Defines element, isotope and ion. Describes properties of periodic table. Explains the mole concept and applies in calculations.
Will be able to classify chemical compounds and write down their formulas. Classifies chemical compounds. Calculates molar and mass compositions of compounds. Determines empirical and molecular formulas of compounds. Names inorganic and organic compounds.
Will be able to calculate problems related with chemical reactions. Describes different types of chemical reactions. Solves problems related with reaction stoichiometry and solution concentration. Defines precipitation, acid-base and oxidation-reduction reactions. Explains terms related with titration.
Will be able to describe properties of gases. Identifies properties of gases. Describes gas laws. Express the kinetic gas theory. Clarifies differences between ideal and real gases.
Will be able to describe basic concepts of thermodynamics. Defines fundamental terms in thermodynamics. Explains the first law of thermodynamics. Defines Hess’s law. Calculates standard enthalpies of formation and reaction.
Will be able to explain electronic structure of atoms and construction of the periodic table. Discusses the nature of electromagnetic radiation. Explains the Bohr atom model. Describes quantum numbers. Writes electron configurations of atoms. Describes the periodic properties of elements.
Will be able to describe chemical bonding and molecular shapes. Writes Lewis symbols and structures. Describes the Octet rule. Classifies chemical bonding. Uses VSEPR theory to determine the shapes of molecules. Identifies bond polarity and electronegativity.