CHEM 1002
General Chemistry II
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.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- CHEM 1002 Syllabus Summer 2026 ↗2026