GENERAL CHEMISTRY CHEM-110 GENERAL CHEMISTRY CHEM ...

GENERAL CHEMISTRY CHEM-110

GENERAL CHEMISTRY CHEM-110 1

Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Structure Early Atomic Theory Atomic Spectra

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Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Structure Early Atomic Theory Atomic Spectra Bohr's atom

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Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Structure Early Atomic Theory Atomic Spectra Bohr's atom Quantum and Wave Mechanics Electron Configurations

Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Structure Early Atomic Theory Atomic Spectra Bohr's atom Quantum and Wave Mechanics Electron Configurations The Periodic Table Overview of the Periodic Table Ionic and Atomic Radii

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Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Structure Early Atomic Theory Atomic Spectra Bohr's atom Quantum and Wave Mechanics Electron Configurations

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Bonding (I) Lewis Structures Covalent and Ionic Bonding,.

The Periodic Table Overview of the Periodic Table Ionic and Atomic Radii Ionization Energy Electron Affinity Electronegativity 7

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Bonding (I) Lewis Structures Covalent and Ionic Bonding, Resonance, Polarity & Dipole Moments VSEPR Theory Theory.

Bonding (I) Lewis Structures Covalent and Ionic Bonding, Resonance, Polarity & Dipole Moments VSEPR Theory Theory. Bonding (II) Valence Bond Theory Hybridization 9

Bonding (I) Lewis Structures Covalent and Ionic Bonding, Resonance, Polarity & Dipole Moments VSEPR Theory Theory.

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The Transition Elements and Coordination Compounds. Werner's Theory Ligands' Nomenclature Crystal field theory Spectrochemical series.

Bonding (II) Valence Bond Theory Hybridization Molecular orbital theory Metallic Bonding 11

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Intermolecular Forces Dipole-dipole Interactions Hydrogen Bonding London Forces, Ionic and Network Covalent Solids

Intermolecular Forces Dipole-dipole Interactions Hydrogen Bonding London Forces, Ionic and Network Covalent Solids Elements of Descriptive Chemistry Properties, Preparation and Uses of Some Metals and Non-metals (Calcium, Aluminum, Carbon, Silicon, Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Sulfur). 13

Nuclear Chemistry (I) Radiation Natural and Artificial Radioactivity

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Nuclear Chemistry (I) Radiation Natural and Artificial Radioactivity Rate of Radioactive Decay Application of Radioisotopes.

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Nuclear Chemistry (I) Radiation Natural and Artificial Radioactivity Rate of Radioactive Decay Application of Radioisotopes.

Nuclear Chemistry (II) Nuclear Fission and Fusion, Radiation Application of Radioisotopes.

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Hello, I am Scott Bohle

and I am Tomislav Friščič

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My name is Ashok Kakkar

Don’t forget me. I am Ariel Fenster

WHY CHEMISTRY?

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Oscillating Clock

Oscillating Clock

I-

I-

I2

I2

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Oscillating Clock

Oscillating Clock

I-

I-

I2 +

Starch

I2 +

Starch

Blue complex

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KAHWIOL PALMITATE

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AISLE 1 GOOD FOR YOU

AISLE 2 BAD FOR YOU

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RISKS BENEFITS RISKS BENEFITS RISKS BENEFITS

RISKS BENEFITS

Eating genetically modified food could change a person's own genes. Yes or No?

RISKS BENEFITS RISKS BENEFITS

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Eating genetically modified food could change a person's own genes. Yes or No? Canada

62% Yes X

U.S.

61% Yes X

France

52% Yes X

Ordinary tomatoes do not contain genes, whereas genetically modified ones do.

Ordinary tomatoes do not contain genes, whereas genetically modified ones do.

Yes or No?

Yes or No? Canada

52% Yes X

U.S.

45% Yes X

France

32% Yes X

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1980

75 litres

Today

115 litres

CANADA

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10%

1980

120 litres

Today

200 litres US

10%

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IF MACHINE MALFUNCTION CALL REPAIRMAN

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IF MACHINE MALFUNCTION CALL REPAIRMAN HE IS NOT INSIDE MACHINE.

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Cellulose

Cellulose Polypropylene

Cellulose Polypropylene Sodium polyacrylate "Super slurper"

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Artificial Snow

COURSE INFORMATION

GENERAL CHEMISTRY CHEM-110

www.mcgill.ca/mycourses

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Course Information

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COURSE INFORMATION

COURSE INFORMATION

Course Outline

Course Outline

Text and Support Material

Text and Support Material

Tutorials

Tutorials

Evaluation

Evaluation

Laboratory

Laboratory

Tomislav Friščić 4 weeks

Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Structure The Periodic Table and Atomic Properties

Scott Bohle 4 weeks

Chemical Bonding Intermolecular Forces

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Ashok Kakkar 3 weeks Coordination Compounds

Ariel Fenster 2 weeks

Nuclear Chemistry

Descriptive Chemistry

COURSE INFORMATION Course Outline Text and Support Material Tutorials Evaluation Laboratory McGILL BOOKSTORE

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General Chemistry Principles and Modern Applications Petrucci et al. 10th Edition

CALCULATOR SHARP EL510RB

Bound Copy & Solution Manual & Calculator Coupon

Unbound Copy & Solution Manual & Calculator Coupon

$179.95

$125.95

Standard Scientific Non programmable Calculator

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CALCULATOR SHARP EL510RB $9 99 $9.99 Standard Scientific Non programmable Calculator

New 10th Edition vs. 9th Edition Content very Similar However Some New Problems Access to the Mastering Chemistry

More Details in on My Courses under Course Information and in within Selected Slides

Petrucci website

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Selected Slides

Lecture Recordings

Download before class

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LECTURE WEBSITE Full Audiovisual

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ATTENDANCE DOWNLOADABLE

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STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM "Clickers"

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Bookstore

Bookstore

Used $37.50 OR New $54.29

Bookstore

Buy back $25

STUDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM "Clickers" A student response system (SRS) will be used d iin thi this class l tto iincrease student t d t interactions and improve learning. The data are recorded anonymously and are only used to provide feedback. Actual cost $12.50 OR $29.29

www.mcgill.ca/it/learning

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You are? 1. Female 2. Male

If from Canada you are from?

1. Newfoundland 2. PEI 3. New Brunswick 4. Nova Scotia 5 Quebec 5. 6. Ontario 7. Manitoba 8. Saskatchewan 9. Alberta 10. BC

Where is your home? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Canada US Latin America Europe Asia Africa Oceania

Which one of the following scientists never received a Nobel prize?

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Rutherford Bohr Mendeleev Otto Hahn Heisenberg

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The male lead in the 1967 movie "The Graduate" was 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

COURSE INFORMATION Course Outline

Dustin Hoffman Robert de Niro Paul Newman Robert Redford Tom Cruise

Text and Support Material Tutorials Evaluation Laboratory

TUTORIALS Wednesday & Thursday Burnside 1B36 4:30 - 6:00 PM Friday Otto Maass 217 5:00 - 6:00 PM

Tina Lam

Timothy Morse

TUTORIALS Start Wednesday September 12th Burnside 1B36 4:30 - 6:00 PM

Tina Lam

Timothy Morse

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Email TA Tina

Email TA Timothy

Tutorials

COURSE INFORMATION

Evaluation

Course Outline

Midterm I

20 %

Text and Support Material

Midterm II

20%

Final Exam

40%

Laboratory

20%

Tutorials Evaluation Laboratory

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Dates Midterm I Midterm II Final Exam

Friday October 12 6:00 – 8:00 PM Monday November 12 7:00 – 9:00 PM To be announced

IN ACCORD WITH MCGILL UNIVERSITY’S CHARTER OF STUDENT RIGHTS, STUDENTS IN THIS COURSE HAVE THE RIGHT TO SUBMIT IN ENGLISH OR IN FRENCH ANY WRITTEN WORK THAT NEEDS TO BE GRADED IN THE EVENT OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES THE CONTENT AND/OR EVALUATION SCHEME IN THIS COURSE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

COURSE INFORMATION McGILL UNIVERSITY VALUES ACADEMIC INTEGRITY. THEREFORE ALL STUDENTS MUST UNDERSTAND THE MEANING AND CONSEQUENCES OF CHEATING, PLAGIARISM AND OTHER ACADEMIC OFFENCES UNDER THE CODE OF STUDENTS CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINARY

Course Outline Text and Support Material Tutorials

PROCEDURES (see www.mcgill.ca/integrity for more information).

Evaluation Laboratory

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New Labs!

September 4, 2012

July 2012 Aug 31 2012

Jean-Marc Gauthier Otto Maass Chemistry Building Room 1 Tel: (514) 398-6223

Lab Information E-mail: [email protected]

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LAB FAILURE The laboratory counts for 20% of the course. If you pass the course but fail the lab you will receive an incomplete (K)

Lab Information

Laboratory starts the week of September 10, 2012 with an Info Session. – Nothing to bring or prepare. Info Sessions (~30 min.) will take place in the Lab (Otto Maass basement, room #1) at the time indicated on your course schedule, except for afternoon sections (CRN 329, 331, 338, 339), those will start only at 4:00. Lab Experiments will start the week of September 24.

CONFLICTS In case of conflicts with one of the LAB SECTIONS see Jean-Marc Gauthier. Please note that regardless to which lecture section you are registered, Leacock 132 or FDA Auditorium, you can attend either one. The midterms and the final exam are common to all sections.

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Communication Communication

ILLNESS Only certified medical excuses will be accepted for missed midterm examinations and laboratory experiments. When getting a medical excuse, the doctor must write clearly and print his/her name, date, reason for the excuse and d th their i phone h number b on th the certificate. No make-up mid-term examinations will be provided. Only one mid-term examination can be excused. If the second mid-term is also missed, the student will receive an incomplete (K) for the course.

Evaluation with one midterm written (with medical excuse)

Midterm I or II

30%

Final Exam

50%

Laboratory

20%

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The World of Chemistry Chemistry 180: Environment Chemistry 181: Food Chemistry 182: Technology Chemistry 183: Drugs

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