Introductory Chemistry I
Dr. James A. Plambeck
The material of this course (CHEM 101, or for engineers at the University of Alberta CHEM 103), organized by lecture on
the basis of two 80-minute lectures per week, is given below. Problems and solutions are
included with the appropriate lectures.
- University Chemistry: An Introduction
- Atoms and Molecules
- Molar Stoichiometry
- Gases: The Empirical Gas Laws
- Gases: The Ideal Gas Law
- Kinetic-Molecular Theory Explains the Ideal Gas Law
- From Heat to Enthalpy
- Enthalpy Changes in Reactions
- Chemical Equilibrium: A Dynamic Concept
- Chemical Equilibrium: Equilibrium Constants
- Chemical Equilibrium: Gas-Phase Equilibria
- Midterm Examination Forms I
- Acids and Bases: Aqueous Terms and Concepts
- Acids and Bases: Aqueous Reactions
- Acidities of Aqueous Solutions
- Acids and Bases: Buffer Solutions
- Acid-Base Titrations
- Solutions and Solubility
- Solubility of Ionic Salts in Water
- Ionic Interactions in Aqueous Solutions
- Matter and Energy: Spectroscopy
- Electrons in Atoms
- Electrons in Molecules
- The Covalent Bond
- Shapes of Molecules: Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion
- Main Group Elements: Industrial Processes
- Final Examination Forms I
Copyright 1995 James A. Plambeck (Jim.Plambeck@ualberta.ca). Updated September 30, 1995 jp.