Introduction to Chemistry at a High School level

This course serves as an introductory into high school chemistry as well as a review of some of the topics learned in the first three months of high school chemistry. For the duration of this course the New York 2011 reference table will be utilized.

Introduction to Chemistry at a High School level

What’s Included

Live Meetings

Total Meetings

30 Meetings

Homework

Homework

No homework

Assessment

Assessment

Yes (assessment details provided in class)

Certificate of Completion

Certification

Will be provided by PenguinLearn.

What You Will Learn

Knowledge of significant digits Dimensional analysis An understanding of the history of the atom. Atomic Radius and how Ions affect it An understanding of isotopes and how to calculate the average atomic mass given data. Students will learn how to determine the amount of valence electrons and draw Lewis dot structures. Students will gain an understanding of the light emitted from an element when it is heated, how the technique of spectroscopy is used within the field of chemistry, understand that each element emits a unique spectra. The concepts of orbitals will be discussed and practiced within this lesson. A basic of nuclear chemistry will be done here, the important distinction between nuclear fusion and fission will be had to consider the place they have in our world. The real world applications of both will be discussed. The existence of radioisotopes and their uses in the real world will be discussed. Additionally the calculations of an amount of a substance after a certain amount of half lives will also be done.

Syllabus

Significant Digits and other experimental formulas

Students will learn the rules of significant digits for multiplying/division and addition/subtraction. Additionally they will learn about the various experimental formulas used in chemistry like calculating percent error. Practice problems will be done during the session pertaining to significant figures.

Dimensional Analysis

Students will learn the fundamentals of dimensional analysis, conversion factors of units, scientific notation and more. Practice problems involving dimensional analysis will be done during the session.

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