Syllabus Di Chimica Generale Con Laboratorio.pdf

- Course: Chimica Generale con Laboratorio (SM40) and Scienze e Tecnologie per l'Ambiente e la Natura (SM40)
- Academic Year: 2022/2023
- Credits: 9 CFU
- Course Code: 042SM
- Instructors: Elisabetta Iengo (7 CFU) and Michele Melchionna (2 CFU)
- Language: Italian
- Textbooks:
- "Chimica, principi e reazioni" by Masterton and Hurley (VI Edition)
- "Chimica" by Whitten, Davis, and Peck (IX Edition)
- "Stechiometria per la chimica generale" by Michelin Lausarot and Vaglio
- Course Content:
- Theory Module: States of matter, transformations, properties, atomic structure, isotopes, compounds, moles, formulas, nomenclature, redox reactions, gas laws, liquid properties, solutions, colligative properties, acid-base reactions, pH calculation, buffers, indicators, solubility equilibria, ionic and covalent bonding, molecular structure, intermolecular forces.
- Laboratory Module: Laboratory equipment, safety, risk assessment, stechiometry determination, equilibrium verification, acidity measurement, buffer power verification.
- Learning Outcomes:
- Knowledge and comprehension of atomic systems, periodic table, nomenclature, moles, reactions, gas laws, solutions, equilibria, pH, buffers, solubility, bonding, and molecular structure.
- Application of knowledge to describe systems, perform stechiometry calculations, balance reactions, calculate gas properties, predict equilibrium changes, calculate pH, determine solubility, and predict molecular geometry.
- Autonomous judgment in problem-solving, risk assessment, and understanding the danger of chemicals.
- Communication skills in describing chemical systems and writing laboratory reports.
- Ability to learn by identifying further resources, understanding complex concepts, and having a conceptual and terminological reference for future studies and professional application.
- Prerequisites: Basic mathematics, physics, and understanding of mass and pressure concepts. Completion of an online safety course is required for laboratory access.
- Teaching Methods: Lectures supported by PowerPoint presentations, in-class exercises, tutoring, laboratory introduction lectures, and safety training.