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® AcellusINTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCEGeneral Chemistry Course Curriculum General Chemistry
Unit 1 - Introduction to Chemistry
1 Why Study Chemistry?
2 Characteristics of Matter
3 Scientific Method
4 SI Units and Prefixes
5 SI Unit - Temperature - Conversions
6 SI Unit - Volume - Derived Unit
7 SI Unit - Density - Derived Units
8 Scientific Notation
9 Scientific Notation - Addition and Subtraction
10 Scientific Notation - Multiplication and Division
11 Dimensional Analysis - Unit Conversion
12 Data Analysis
13 Significant Figures and Rounding
14 Significant Figures - Addition and Subtraction
15 Significant Figures - Multiplication and Division
Unit 2 - Matter, the Atom, the Periodic Table
16 States of Matter and Properties
17 Physical versus Chemical Changes
18 Elements versus Compounds
19 Types of Mixtures
20 Separation Methods for Mixtures
21 Organization of the Atom
22 Different Atoms
23 Radioactive Decay
24 Quantum Theory and the Atom
25 Electronic Configuration
26 Modern Periodic Table
27 Electronic Configuration and Periodicity
28 Periodic Trends
Unit 3 - Chemical Bonding
29 Valence Electrons
30 Ionic Bonds and Compounds
31 Properties of Ionic Compounds
32 Formulas of Ionic Compounds
33 Names of Ions and Ionic Compounds
34 Covalent Bond and Single Covalent Bond
35 Multiple Covalent Bond
36 Covalent Bond Strength
Unit 4 - Naming Compounds, Lewis Structures
37 Names of Binary Molecular Compounds
38 Naming Acids
39 Lewis Structure - Covalent Compound
40 Lewis Structure - Polyatomic Ions
Unit 5 - Chemical Reactions
41 VSEPR
42 Electronegativity and Polarity
43 Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations
44 Types of Chemical Reactions
45 Reactions in Water
Unit 6 - The Mole
46 Moles to Particles
47 Moles to Mass
48 Mole Ratios of Compounds
49 Percent Composition Calculations
50 Empirical Formula Calculations
51 Molecular Formula Calculations
Unit 7 - Shoichiometry
52 Chemical Reactions and How Much?
53 Mole to Mole
54 Mole to Mass or Mass to Mole
55 Mass to Mass
56 Percent Yield
Unit 8 - Solids, Liquids, and Gases
57 Kinetic-Molecular Theory, Behavior and Units
58 Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures
59 Intermolecular Forces Determine State of Matter
60 Liquids
61 Solids
Unit 9 - Gas Laws
62 Boyle's Law
63 Charles's Law
64 Gay-Lussac's Law
65 Combined Gas Law
66 Ideal Gas Law
67 Ideal Gas Law - Molar Mass and Density
Unit 10 - Mixtures and Solutions
68 Heterogenous Mixture
69 Homogenous Mixture
70 Concentration - Percent by Mass
71 Concentration - Percent by Volume
72 Concentration - Molarity
73 Concentration - Dilution of Molar Solutions
74 Concentration - Molality
75 Concentration - Mole Fraction
76 Solvation - Ionic and Molecular Compounds
77 Solubility
78 Colligative Properties
Unit 11 - Acids and Bases
79 Arrhenius Model
80 Bronsted-Lowry Model
81 Lewis Model
82 Strength of Acids
83 Weak Acid Ionization Constants
84 Strength of Bases
85 Weak Base Ionization Constants
86 Hydrogen Ions and Ion Product Constant
87 pH and pOH
88 pH and H+ Calculations
89 pOH and OH- Calculations
90 pH and pOH Calculations
91 pH and pOH Strong Acids and Bases
92 Acids and Bases - Neutralization Reactions
93 Basic, Acidic, and Neutral Salt Solutions
94 Buffer Solutions
Unit 12 - Organic Chemistry
95 Hydrocarbons - Alkanes
96 Hydrocarbons - Drawing Structures
97 Hydrocarbons - Straight Chain Alkanes
98 Hydrocarbons - Branched Chain Alkanes
99 Hydrocarbons - Cyclic Alkanes
100 Hydrocarbons - Structures from Names
101 Hydrocarbons - Alkenes
102 Hydrocarbons - Alkynes
103 Hydrocarbons - Aromatic
104 Hydrocarbons - Isomers
105 Substituted Hydrocarbons - Functional Groups
106 Halocarbons
107 Alcohols
108 Ethers
109 Amines
110 Aldehydes
111 Ketones
112 Carboxylic Acid
113 Carboxylic Acid - Ester
® AcellusINTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCEGeneral Chemistry Course Curriculum General Chemistry
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