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Competencies for CHEM 1010 (Introduction to Chemistry I) Competency Number Performances or Task The student will be able to: 1 Use the steps in the scientific method in experimentation. 2 Convert between scientific notation and nonexponential numbers. 3 Perform calculations involving experimental numbers. 4 Know the meaning of the SI units for volume, and and temperature Delivery Method Evaluation Method Lecture/notes Problem.set/test 5 Explain the difference between mass and weight. 6 Convert between temperature on the temperature scales of o C, o F and K 7 Convert between SI units 8 Convert between SI and American units 9 Define the three states of matter and associated properties. 10 Define energy, heat and specific heat and be able to work problems on these topics 11 Define heat of fusion, heat of vaporization and be able to work problems on these topics 12 Apply the rules of for significant figures i problem solving. 13 Answer questions concerning Dalton's atomic theory and define proton, neutron, electron, atomic mass number, atomic number, ion, isotope and atomic mass and be able to relate these to atomic structure. 14 Define group, period, main group, transition metals, inner transition metals, metals, nonmetal and metalloids. To understand their relationship to position on the periodic table.. 15 Write the electronic configuration, the shorthand electronic configuration and the orbital notation for atoms. 16 Define ionization energy and electronegativity and predict the relative strength by periodic position.

17 Write Lewis structures for mono centered compounds and poly centered compounds. 18 Draw shapes for molecules having up to four bonds per atom 19 Determine the oxidation numbers in atoms, molecules and ions. 20 Name binary covalent, binary ionic and polyatomic ionic compounds. 21 Write the formula binary covalent, binary ionic and polyatomic ionic compounds. 22 Calculate the molar mass of a compound. 23 Know the difference between accuracy and precision. 24 Perform mole concept problems 25 Balance a chemical equation. 26 Perform reaction stoichiometry problems. 27 Perform percent yield problems 28 Know the factors which induce a reaction to occur. 29 Understand the concepts of electrolyte, activity series and solubility rules. 30 Predict the products, balance the molecular equation, the total ionic equation, the net ionic equation and identify the spectator ions in single displacement 31 Predict the products, balance the molecular equation, the total ionic equation, the net ionic equation and identify the spectator ions in double displacement 32 Identify a redox reaction and identify the reactants as oxidizing agents of reducing agents. 33 Identify and balance composition and decomposition 34 Differentiate between endothermic and exothermic 35 Use the concepts of the kinetic theory of gases 36 Use pressure and understand its units and how it is measured.

37 Use Boyle's law, Charles' law, Gay-Lussac's law and Graham's law to work problems dealing with gases. 38 Define the intermolecular forces that exist between compounds. 39 Understand the effect dipole-dipole interactions, hydrogen bonding and London dispersion forces have on gases, liquids and solids. 40 Describe the properties of liquids, i.e. evaporation, condensation and boiling point. 41 Relate the shape of a molecule to its relative boiling point. 42 Understand the meaning of allotropes, crystalline solids and amorphous solids. 43 Differentiate between homogeneous mixtures and heterogeneous mixtures. 44 Identify the parts of a solution and the characteristics of a solution. 45 Define unsaturated, saturated and supersaturated. 46 Relate solubility to "likeness," temperature and pressure. 47 Work problems using the various units of concentration. 48 Work dilution problems. 49 Understand the dissolution process. 50 Define colloids, suspensions and emulsions. 51 Work problems dealing with colligative properties. 52 Define kinetics and rate 53 Define the two condition for and effective collision. 54 Understand activation energy and energy diagrams for endothermic reaction and exothermic 55 Know the affect of the reaction rate of reaction as it refers to the nature of the reactants, the concentration, the temperature and the presence of a catalyst. 56 Know the difference between homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts

57 Know the definition of reversible and irreversible 58 Define dynamic equilibrium 59 Define equilibrium constants and be able to write equilibrium expressions. 60 Calculate equilibrium constants from equilibrium concentrations. 61 Calculate equilibrium concentration from equilibrium constants. 62 Know the affect of adding or removing a reactant or product on the position of equilibrium. 63 Know the affect of changing the temperature o the position of the equilibrium or the equilibrium constant for exothermic reactions and endothermic 64 Know the affect of changing the pressure on the position of the equilibrium. 65 Know the affect of adding a catalyst on the position of the equilibrium or the equilibrium constant. 66 Know the Arrhenius definition of acids and bases. 67 Know the Brønsted-Lowry definition of acids and bases. 68 Know how to use conjugate acid conjugate base theory 69 Know the definition for amphoteric (and amphiprotic) species. 70 Calculate the K a from the equilibrium concentrations. 71 Know the reactions of acids with metals, metal hydroxides, metal oxides, metal carbonates, metal hydrogen carbonates, ammonia and amines. 72 Know the concept of auto ionization. 73 Define the water ionization constant, K w. 74 Perform calculation using K w and the hydronium and hydroxide concentrations. 75 Know the definition of Ph and be able to perform ph calculations.

76 Know how ph relates to acidity and basicity. 77 Define indicators and how they are used. 78.Define pk a and be able to calculate it. 79 Be able to predict the acidity, basicity or neutrality of an aqueous salt solution 80 Define buffers and discuss the two types. 81 Define the Henderson-Hasselbach equation. 82 Determine the ph of an equilmolar mixture in a buffer solution. 83 Determine the ph of an non equilmolar mixture in a buffer solution. 84 Define buffer capacity. 85 Understand the carbonate and phosphate buffer systems. 86 Understand titration reactions and perform calculations based on them 87 Define equivalence, equivalent weight and normality as it refers to titrations.