Power Point Lectures

Chem 1114 Spring 2018

date	Lecture#	Lecture contents
1/22	1	Basic stuff you need for Chem 1114; Homework 1A; Why Chem ? ; Units and why we start with that
1/24	2	Prefixes; conversion between prefix units;
1/26	3	Prefix conversions;
1/29	4	More prefix conversions; sig fig count
1/31	5	Calculating with sig figs; intro to Chem;
2/2	6	Big Picture Chem parts 1 and 2 (continued);Naming Inorganic Compounds;
2/5	7	Naming Inorganic Binaries (cont.);
2/7 2/9	8	Binary naming (clickers); Big Picture Chem 3-what’s inside the atomic box
2/12	9	Isotopes, average mass;
2/14	10	Average mass; introduction to moles
2/16	11	Moles level 1 calculations
2/19	12	Exam 1 summary ;More Moles level 1; Moles level two- molecule body parts calculations
2/21	13	More moles level 2; review for Exam 1
2/26	14	More practice w/ moles level 2;
2/28	15	Moles level 2b: % composition; reaction balancing; combustion problems
3/5	16	Combustion problems;Reaction Balancing
3/7	17	Moles level 3: reaction stoichiometry
3/9	18	Moles level 3 (continued);
3/19	19	Moles level 3 (continued)
3/21	20	Limiting yield
3/23		Alfred Science Fair-no class
3/26	21	% yield; Classical reactions-double replacement
3/28	22	Classical reactions: double replacement and acid-base
3/30	23	Classical reactions: acid-base and redox
4/2	24	Oxidation # and redox; Exam 2 review
4/4		Exam II
4/6	25	Examples of Redox Behavior demonstrated
4/9	26	Gases: Pressure, Simple and Combined Gas laws and problems
4/11	27	More combined gas law problems; intro to Ideal gas law-PV=nRT
4/13	28	Ideal Gas Law calculations
4/16	29	Intro to atomic theory Prof. Grantier lectures on atomic theory through simple Lewis rules (Lectures 29-31)
4/18	30	Intro to atomic theory (continued)
	31	Lewis rules: ionic and covalent cases
4/27	32	d switching; ionic and covalent bonding
4/30	33	Practice with Lewis structures