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Title: Welcome to Chemistry 105 (General Chemistry I)


1
Welcome to Chemistry 105(General Chemistry I)
  • No lab this week.
  • Discussion meets this afternoon.
  • Chem-Club Meeting 6 PM today, HS-436
  • If you have registered your CPS Clicker, join
    the class.
  • Turn on the Clicker (the red LED comes on).
  • Push Join button followed by 20 followed by
    the Send button (switches to flashing green LED
    if successful).

2
Announcements
  • Project Success needs a note taker for this
    class. They will pay. If interested see Dr. G
    after class for information on applying.
  • First meeting of gen chem workshop tomorrow 5-7 P
    in HS-202. See syllabus and web site for more
    information.

3
Should you be in this class?
  • NO
  • Prenursing (take 101)
  • Not currently at the level of Math 104 or above.
  • MAYBE NOT
  • To fulfill general education requirements (Chem
    103 and 104 satisfy this).
  • YES
  • Science major
  • Pre-chiropracty
  • Pre-dental
  • Pre-medical
  • Pre-pharmacy
  • Pre-physical therapy
  • Pre-veterinary

4
Chapter 1-Matter and Its Origins
  • A. States of matter
  • B. Pure substances vs. Mixtures (homo vs.
    heterogeneous)
  • C. Elements and Atoms
  • D. compounds and Molecules
  • E. Physical properties (color, state, density,
    conductivity, thermal conductivity, metallic
    character)
  • F. Physical vs. Chemical Change
  • G. Scientific Process/Method
  • H. Big Bang
  • I. Significant figures/digits (accuracy and
    precision)--in discussion tomorrow
  • J. Properties of light
  • K. metric prefixes
  • L. Radioactive Decay/Half-Life
  • M. Atomic Particles (neutrons, protons,
    electrons)
  • N. Atomic Number/Atomic Mass/Isotopes
  • O. Temperature (K, C, F)
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