inorganicandanalyticalchemistry.doc

Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry Course Code：（aed by Office of Academic Affairs） Credits：5 ：75 （: 60 , experimental hours 15 included） Preceded courses：：Chemical Engineering ： SchoolSchool of Computer Science and Telecommunication Engineering 1. Course features and objectives： This course is the required foundation course for students who major in Chemical Engineering. elementary concepts, theories and knowledge of inorganic chemistry in a whole, including the thermochemistry, reaction rate, chemical equilibrium, acid-base equilibrium, precipitation-dissolution equilibrium, redox equilibrium, coordination equilibrium, periodic law of elements and substance structure. Furthermore, the major properties, structure, synthesis and application of important elements and their compounds will be mastered. Learners can also train their experimental skills by the experiment courses. All these can be helpful for their consequent courses, work and scientific research. Analytical processes are important to persons who plan careers in natural sciences, engineering, and medicine. These disciplines require an understanding of detection and estimation, quantitative analysis in particular, of chemical species. It is highly desirable that a science major student should have a course in analytical processes, even when it is not a required course. Analytical chemistry is such a course, and is designed for science major students intending to pursue advanced studies in their respective field, in other institutions of advanced learning. 2. Course elements and requirements Ch1 Gas and Solution Master the partial pressures of components of a gas mixture: Dalton’s Law of partial pressures, mole fractions; the Perfect-Gas Law: the idea gas law the Perfect-Gas Law: the idea gas law; Dalton’s Law of partial pressures. Be familiar with Colligative properties: the vapor pressure lowering, boiling-point elevation, freezing-point depression, osmotic pressure, calculating colligative properties