Introductory Chemistry I
examines descriptive chemistry; measurements; atoms; molecules; the mole; mole calculations and reaction stoichiometry; the balancing of redox reactions; gases; thermochemistry; introduction to chemical kinetics and equilibrium; acids and bases. This course is intended to be a preparatory course to build the necessary foundations for Chemistry 1050 and 1051 . This course meets the pre-requisites for CHEM 1050 .
Prerequisites & course information
AR: attendance is required in the laboratory component of this course. Failure to attend may result in a failing grade or deregistration from the course. CR: CHEM 1810 ; must not have successfully completed or be currently registered in CHEM 1050 or CHEM 1200 LC: 4 LH: 3 hours biweekly alternating with tutorials OR: 1.5 hour tutorial alternating with labs PR: Science 1807 and Science 1808 . It is recommended that students have successfully completed high school Academic Mathematics 3201, or a pass in any university level mathematics course UL: only 6 science credit hours will be awarded for a major or honours in Chemistry from the following course groups: CHEM 1010/ 1050 / 1051 , or CHEM 1810 / 1200 / 1001 (Grenfell Campus), or CHEM 1010/the former 1011/the former 1031
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027