Chemistry 051 Fundamentals of Chemistry, Section 4530 Lecture T-W 6:30 pm 8:35 pm Room LL403 Laboratory Th 6:30 pm 9:40 pm Room LL405
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1 Course Syllabus Fall 2008 Los Angeles Southwest College Chemistry 051 Fundamentals of Chemistry, Section 4530 Lecture T-W 6:30 pm 8:35 pm Room LL403 Laboratory Th 6:30 pm 9:40 pm Room LL405 Instructor: Dr. Kenneth R. Rodriguez Office: LL405A Phone: (323) (Dept. Chair) Office Hours: T 5:45 pm 6:20 pm & W 5:30 pm 6:20 pm Textbooks and Supplies: Timberlake, Chemistry, Pearson/Benjamin Cummings, 2006, 9 th Edition. Timberlake, Essential Laboratory Manual. Scientific Calculator Laboratory safety glasses/goggles Prerequisites: None but basic algebra is highly recommended! Exams: There will be 4 examinations given in the semester and each exam is worth 100 points. Exam 1: Chapters 1-4 Exam 2: Chapters 5-7,10 Exam 3: Chapters 8,9,11,12 or other topic Exam 4: Chapters 14-17, and/or other topic *** IMPORTANT NOTE: Any excusable absence for a lab or test MUST be substantiated by a WRITTEN note; a grade for excused missing work will be assigned as determined appropriate by the Instructor, on a case by case basis. Otherwise, missed work = zero points! Grading: Exams 400 points Scale: A % Final 200 points B 80-89% Daily Quizzes 100 points C 70-79% Laboratory 200 points D 60-69% Homework 50 points (not in total) F 0-59% Total 900 points Final: The final examination is worth 200 points and is cumulative. You must take the final examination to receive credit for the class. The final exam will be given on Tuesday, December 16 th 2008 from 7-9 pm. 1
2 Daily Quizzes: There will be daily quizzes given in the first 5 minutes of lecture worth 5 points each. The daily quizzes will be worth a total of 100 points towards your score. There will absolutely be no make up on any of the daily quizzes once given. So, it is your responsibility to be on time for each lecture. The 2 lowest quiz scores will be dropped throughout this semester. Laboratory: You must be enrolled in a laboratory concurrently with the corresponding lecture. In order to pass the class, you must complete all laboratory assignments with a satisfactory score. Failure to pass the laboratory with a C or better will result in an F for the class. Bring safety glasses/goggles and closed toed shoes to every lab section. Please use your cell phones outside of the lab if it is an emergency. Homework: 10 homework assignments will be collected during the semester. Each homework assignment is worth 5 points and will be added to your overall score to help you out. Homework assignments will be assigned approximately every week and a half. You will have one week to complete the homework assignments once assigned. Solutions to the homework will be either handed out or posted after the due date of each assignment. Late homework will not be accepted at all! Course Objective for CHEM051: This course is a 5-unit introductory level chemistry course. The topics covered will include the following: basic scientific principles, measurements and units, atomic structure and reactivity, state of matter, basic organic chemistry, functional groups, basic biochemistry, carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and molecular genetics. This course will develop problem solving skills and basic data analysis. By the end of the course you should be able to: 1. use the language of general chemistry (vocabulary, nomenclature, formulas and equations) to describe chemical systems and changes (physical and chemical) they undergo. 2. describe the structure of the atom in terms of the arrangement of subatomic particles and electronic configuration. 3. extract information from the Periodic Table and predict periodic trends. 4. distinguish between ionic and covalent bonding and write Lewis structures for molecules and polyatomic ions. 5. predict molecular geometry, bond angles and polarity. 6. solve introductory level quantitative problems applied to chemical systems by using dimensional analysis and algebra. These problems include unit conversions, stoichiometry, gas laws, solution concentrations and ph. 7. describe the properties of solids, liquids, gases and solutions and relate them to bonding and intermolecular forces. 2
3 8. discuss the factors which affect the rate of reactions and how energy is a key role for all chemical reactions in chemistry. 9. state the properties and definitions of acids and bases and interpret elementary acid-base equilibria, including buffer systems. 10. describe the bonding and geometry of carbon compounds in terms of hybridization and type of bonding orbital overlap (pi or sigma). 11. use mechanisms to show how selected organic reactions take place. 12. determine the nomenclature and write equations for the preparation and important reactions of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alcohols, thiols, and ethers. 13. state the names of common aromatic compounds and describe the structures of these compounds. 14. recognize a chiral center in an organic compound. 15. use common laboratory glassware and equipment. 16. state and apply the rules and procedures for laboratory safety. 17. demonstrate the ability to use basic laboratory skills such as taking and recording observations of chemical systems and interpreting qualitative and quantitative experimental data. Course Content: General Chemistry Topics Chapter 1. Measurements Chapter 2. Energy and Matter Chapter 3. Atoms and Elements Chapter 4. Compounds and Their Bonds Chapter 5. Chemical Reactions and Quantities Chapter 6. Gases Chapter 7: Solutions Chapter 8: Acids and Bases Chapter 9: Nuclear Radiation Organic Chemistry Topics Chapter 10. Introduction to Organic Chemistry: Alkanes Chapter 11. Unsaturated Hydrocarbons Chapter 12. Organic Compounds with Oxygen and Sulfur Chapter 13. Carboxylic Acids, Esters, Amines, and Amides Biochemistry Topics Chapter 14. Carbohydrates Chapter 15. Lipids Chapter 16. Amino Acids, Proteins, and Enzymes Chapter 17. Nucleic Acids and Proteins Synthesis 3
4 Chemistry 051 Fall 2008 Dr. Kenneth R. Rodriguez Lectures: Mon & Wed, 6:30-8:35 pm (LL-403), Laboratory: Thursday, 6:30 pm - 9:40 pm (LL-405) TENTATIVE LECTURE & TEST SCHEDULES AND ASSIGNMENTS* Day/Date CHAPTER/TOPIC T 09/02 Course Overview; Chapt 1: Measurements; W 09/03 Chapt 1, cont d: Significant Figures Calculations; T 09/09 Chapt 1, cont d: the Metric System and Density; W 09/10 Chapt 2: Energy & Matter; Energy, Nutrition, Temperature Conversions T 09/16 Chapt 2, cont d: Specific Heat, States of Matter, and Changes of State W 09/17 Chapt 3: Atoms and Molecules; Important Elements and Their Symbols; T 09/23 Chapt 3, cont d: Electronic Structure and the Periodic Law W 09/24 Chapt 3, cont d: Electron Configurations; Periodic and Property Trends T 09/30 Chapt 4: Octet Rule & Ions; Lewis Dot Structure; Formula Writing W 10/01 Chapt 4, cont d: Polyatomic ions, Covalent Bonding; Polarity T 10/07 T 1 TEST I (Chapters 1, 2, 3, & 4) W 10/08 Chapt 5: Chemical Reactions; Equation Writing, Types of Reactions; T 10/14 Chapt 5, cont d: Redox Rxns; the Mole and Chemical Equations W 10/15 Chapt 5, cont d: Mass Calculations for Rxn; Energy in Chemical Rxn T 10/21 Chapt 6: Properties of Gases; Gas Pressure, Gas Laws, Partial Pressures W 10/22 Chapt 7: Solutions; Strong, Weak and Non Electrolytes, Soubility; T 10/28 Chapt 7: cont d; Molarity & Dilution; Solutions in Chemical Rxn W 10/29 Chapt 10: Organic Chemistry: Alkanes; Functional & Cyclo Groups; T 11/04 Chapt 10: cont d: Properties of Alkanes; Organic Nomenclature; W 11/05 Chapt 8: Acids, Bases, and Salts; Strengths, Ionization of Water T 11/11 T 2 TEST II (Chapters 5, 6, 7, & 10) W 11/12 Chapt 8: cont d; ph scale, Rxn of Acids & Bases; Buffers T 11/18 Chapt 9: Nuclear Chemistry; Nuclear Equations, Half-Lives W 11/19 Chapt 11: Organic Chemistry: Alkenes and Akynes; Cis-Trans Isomers T 11/25 Chapt 11, cont d; Reactions, Aromatics; Chemistry and Food W 11/26 T 3 TEST III (Chapters 8, 9, 11, and Chemistry and Food) T 12/02 Chapt 14: Carbohydrates and Foods; Chapt 15: Lipids W 12/03 Chapt 15, cont d: Lipids; Chapt 16: Proteins & Amino Acids 4
5 T 12/09 Chpt 16, cont d Proteins; Chapt 12: Alcohols, Ethers, and Thiols; W 12/10 T4 TEST IV (Chapters 14, 15, 16, and 12) FINAL EXAM: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16th (ALL COURSE MATERIAL) from 7-9 pm *Note: Exams and course contents subject to change 5
6 Chemistry 051 Fall 2008 Dr. Kenneth R. Rodriguez LABORATORY SCHEDULE DATE Th 09/04 Th 09/11 Th 09/18 Th 09/25 Th 10/02 EXPERIMENT or TOPIC/WORKSHEETS Expt 1,2: Measurement/Sig Figs; Conversion Factors in Calc. Expt 3: Density, Specific Gravity, and Graphing Expt 4: Atomic Structure and Electron Arrangement Expt 6: Compounds and Their Formulas & Expt 7: Chemical Reactions and Equations Expt 8: Moles and Chemical Formulas & Expt 9: Energy and Matter A, C, and D Th 10/09 Expt 10: Gas Laws (Boyle s Law) A and Expt 12: Solutions/Concentration of NaCl Solution C Th 10/16 Th 10/23 Th 10/30 Th 11/06 Th 11/13 Th 11/20 Th 11/27 Th 12/04 Th 12/11 Expt 11: Partial Pressures of Oxygen &, Nitrogen in Air (maybe) Expt 14: Solutions, Colloids, and Suspensions Expt: Strong, Weak, and Non Electrolytes Expt 15: Acids and Bases A and B Expt 15 cont d: Acids and Bases C Expt 16: Properties and Structures of Alkanes/Hydrocarbon Models D,E, and F Thanksgiving No Lab LAB FINAL (Practicum) No Lab 6
7 Course Material: The course materials for this section will be available online. The lecture notes are all Powerpoint presentations which you will be able to download from either moddle link: or my own personal webpage at Homework assignments and any other materials will also be available for you to download. Academic Misconduct: Cheating and/or plagiarism will result in an F grade for the course. Dishonest students will be reported to the administration for further disciplinary action. No programmable calculators or devices with alphanumeric text storage capacity will be allowed in the exams (including language translators and cell phones). Communicating with another student during the exam will result in a zero. Attendance Policy: It is the responsibility of the student to attend lectures and labs. Failure to attend lectures may result in zeros on homework and exams due on those days. Be PROMPT and regular in attendance. Quizzes and Tests are lecture-based and may include questions on material covered only in Lecture (i.e. not discussed in the texts). Consistent late arrival may result in a lower grade; MORE THAN FOUR ABSENCES may result in being dropped from the class. Attendance points will be given for the lab. Failure to report to lab will result in no credit for the assignment. If you arrive to LAB after discussion of safety procedures you may be excluded from the lab (0 pts) that day. A 10-min break will be given midway through lab. Classroom Etiquette: Please arrive to lectures and labs on time. Turn off all cell phones and pagers when in class! Points may be deducted for such interruptions - is that incoming call worth it? Be respectful of others. Do not bring visitors to the class or laboratory. Extra Credit: There are no extra credit assignments. There is plenty of non-extra credit work to complete. For chemistry practice problems online that will help you out for this course, please visit Bonus problems may be given on the exams for extra credit. Re-grading Policy: No re-grades unless there is a clear error in the adding of points. 7
8 Course Syllabus Fall 2008 Los Angeles Southwest College Lab Schedule Fall 2008 Semester Date Week Lab (Timberlake) Score 09/04 1 Safety, 1,2 09/ / /25 4 6,7 10/02 5 8A, 9A,9C,9D 10/ A,12C 10/ (maybe) 10/ /30 9 Strong, Weak, Non Electrolytes 11/ A.15B 11/ C 11/ D,16E,16F / Thanksgiving no lab 12/04 13 Lab Final (Practicum) 12/11 14 No Lab 12/18 15 No Lab The lab is worth a total of 200 points. To get the total points for lab, sum up all the points earned in lab and divide by the total possible points and multiply this number by 200. Use the above score section to keep track of your assignments as well as the bottom section to keep track of your HW. Bring Safety glasses/goggles and closed toed shoes to every lab section or lose points. Lab Grading Attendance/Safety 2 pts/day of exp Pre-lab 5 pts Data/Lab Report Sheet 10 pts Lab Final Practicum 50 pts Pre-Lab Pre-lab assignments should be completed before the beginning of each lab period. Prelabs will be initialized by the instructor at the beginning of each lab period to receive points. Data Data will be checked and initialed by the instructor at the conclusion of each lab period to receive full credit. Lab report sheets will be due 1 week by the next lab period. Late reports will lose points. HW Score HW Score It is highly recommended that you keep all assignments in an organized fashion so you can use them as a study guide and/or to keep track of your grade. 8
9 Acknowledgement of Syllabus: By signing and returning this sheet, I acknowledge that I have read the LA Southwest College Chemistry 051 Section 4530 Syllabus for Fall 2008 given by Dr. Rodriguez and that I have understood all of its contents. Signature Printed full name 9
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