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CHEM 1002

General Chemistry II

0.5 credit · Undergraduate

Topics include thermodynamics and spontaneity, kinetics, electrochemistry, organic chemistry, transition metal complexes, and green chemistry. Examples relate to health, energy, materials, and the environment.

2026

Topics

  • the environment.
  • 02 will be expected to demonstrate competence in his or her ability to
  • Discipline-Specific Outcomes Transferrable-Skill Outcomes
  • Describe the importance of chemistry in Analyze and critically assess problems, and
  • nature of chemistry. Obtain, evaluate, and integrate information
  • Use critical thinking skills to explain, make from various sources, and determine its
  • connections between and apply chemical relevance.
  • principles, laws, and theories pertaining to Work with others in an effective, practical
  • thermodynamics, chemical kinetics, social, and ethical manner.
  • electrochemistry, organic chemistry and
  • of his or her time.
  • Evaluate and assess chemical data and
  • explain how they relate to chemical Execute mathematical calculations
  • theories/laws. accurately.
  • Apply chemical theories or laws to solve a Communicate thoughts, ideas, and
  • chemical problems. Recognize when to seek assistance.
  • Conduct laboratory experiments and draw Develop respect for, and comply with
  • conclusions from collected experimental regulations and policies.
  • data and results.
  • Accept responsibility for his or her

Prerequisites & course information

Precludes additional credit for CHEM 1006 (no longer offered), CHEM 1012 . Prerequisite(s): CHEM 1001 . Lectures and tutorial four hours a week, laboratory three hours every other week.

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