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Chem301DescriptiveInorganicChemistry
Spring2018 3Credits
Syllabus
MeetingTime:MWF9:10-10:00 Room:TroyG005
Prerequisite:Chem106withaCorbetter
Instructor:JeremyLessmann Officelocation:Fulmer311 Phone:335-2098
Email:[email protected] OfficeHours: W10-11,Tu9:30-10:30
Coursewebsite:ThecoursewillusetheBlackboardlearningmanagementsystem
CourseMaterials:Requiredtext:DescriptiveInorganicChemistry,GeoffRayner-CanhamandTinaOverton,6thEd.,Freeman,2014(ISBN:978-1-4641-2557-7)
StudentLearningOutcomesAttheendofthiscourse,studentsshouldbeableto:
CourseTopics/Dates
EvaluationofOutcome:Thisoutcomewillbeevaluatedprimarilyby:
1.Describetheorganizationoftheelementsintheperiodictablebasedonelectronconfiguration,atomicradii,ionizationenergies,andelectronaffinities.2.DescribeandapplybondingconceptsintermsoftheLewismodelandtheionicmodel,predictshapesofmoleculesbasedontheVSEPRmodel,anddescribeioniccompoundsusingthebasicideasofcrystalpacking3.Applythermodynamicprinciples,includinglatticeandbondenergies,toevaluatethestabilityofinorganiccompounds4.Distinguishandapplyacid-basetheoriestopredicttheoutcomeofinorganicreactions5.Applyconceptsanddatarelatingoxidation-reductionreactionstopredicttheoutcomeofinorganicreactions6.Describetheperiodictrendsinreactivity.7.Describethepredominantfeaturesoftheelementsbasedontheirpositionintheperiodictable(hydrogen,Groups1,2,13,14,15,16,17,and18)8.Describeandnamethestructurescommonlyobservedfortransitionmetalcomplexes.9.Describethepredominantstructuralfeaturesandreactivityofthecompoundsofthe3dtransitionmetals.10.Describethepredominantstructuralfeaturesandreactivityofthecompoundsofthe4dand5dtransitionmetals.11.DescribethepredominantstructuralfeaturesandreactivityofthecompoundsoftheGroup12metals.12.Recognizecommon,stableorganometallictransitionmetalcompounds.
Week1Weeks2and3Week4Week5Week6Weeks7-11Week12Week12and13Weeks13and14Week14Week14
Exam1andQuiz1Exam1andQuiz2Exam1andQuiz3Exam1andQuiz4Exam1andQuiz5Exam2andQuizzes6-10Exam2andQuiz11Exam2andQuiz12Exam2andQuiz12FinalExamFinalExamAlltopicswillbere-evaluatedbythefinalexam.
AssignmentsTherewillbeungradedin-classexercisesandfollow-upassignments.TheanswerkeysforthesewillbepostedonBlackboardbuttheywillnotbegraded.Therewillbetwoin-classhourexamsandtwelvein-classquizzesaswellasacomprehensivefinal. Ofthetwelvequizzes,tenwillcounttowardsthefinalgradewithlowesttwoscoresdropped.Therewillbenomakeupsquizzes.Therewillbeten(14?)homeworkassignmentsthatwillcomeprimarilyfromthetextbookandtheywillbedueonWednesdayandcoverthematerialthroughthepreviousFriday.ThequizzesonthesamematerialwillbeonthefollowingFriday.
GradingPolicy 2HourExams 2X150 300points 10BestHomework 10X25 250
10BestQuizzes 10X20 200 Final 250 250 Total 1000points
GradesarebasedonthetotalpointsandwillbenolowerthananAfor90-100%,aBfor80-90%,aCfor70-80%andaDfor60-70%.Therewillalsobe+and-grades.
Weektoweekcourseoutlinewithtopicsandassignments(Sincethisisthefirsttimethiscoursehasbeentaughtsometopicsmayshiftorbechangedasneeded.)
Week Readingtopics AssignmentsandExams1:Jan.8–12 Chptr.1TheElectronicStructureoftheAtom:A
ReviewChptr.2TheStructureofthePeriodicTable
None
2:Jan.15*-19 Chptr.3CovalentBondingandMolecularSpectroscopy
Homework1(W),Quiz1(F)
3:Jan.22–26 Chptr.4MetallicBondingandAlloys(4.1,4.3,4.4)andChptr.5:IonicBondingandSolid-StateStructures(5.1-5.4)
Homework2(W),Quiz2(F)
4:Jan.29–Feb.2 Chptr.6WhyCompoundsExist-InorganicThermodynamics
Homework3(W),Quiz3(F)
5:Feb.5–9 Chptr.7SolventSystemsandAcid-BaseBehavior Homework4(W),Quiz4(F)6:Feb.12–16 Chptr.8OxidationandReduction(8.1–8.9) Homework5(W),Quiz5(F)7:Feb.19*–23 Chptr.9PeriodicPatterns
Chptr.10HydrogenChptr.11TheGroup1Elements:TheAlkaliMetals(11.1–11.6)
Homework6(W),Exam1(Chapters1through8)(F)
8:Feb.26–March2 Chptr.11TheGroup1Elements:TheAlkaliMetals(11.7–11.14)Chptr.12TheGroup2Elements:TheAlkalineEarthMetalsChptr.13TheGroup13Elements(13.1–13.5)
Homework7(W),Quiz6
9:March5–9 Chptr.13TheGroup13Elements(13.6–13.11)Chptr.14TheGroup14Elements
Homework8(W),Quiz7(F)
March12–16 SpringVacation 10:March19–23 Chptr.15TheGroup15Elements:ThePnictogens
Chptr.16TheGroup16Elements:TheChalcogens(16.1–16.8)
Homework9(W),Quiz8(F)
11:March26–30 Chptr.16TheGroup16Elements:TheChalcogens(16.9–16.22)
Homework10(W),Quiz9(F)
Chptr.17TheGroup17Elements:TheHalogensChptr.18TheGroup18Elements:TheNobleGases
Week Readingtopics AssignmentsandExams12:April2–6 Chptr.19TransitionMetalComplexes(19.1–19.5,
19.14-19.15)Chptr.20The3dTransitionMetals(20.1–20.10)
Homework11(W),Quiz10(F)
13:April9–13 Chptr.20The3dTransitionMetals(20.11–20.13)Chptr.21The4dand5dTransitionMetals(21.1–21.6)
Homework12(W),Exam2(Chapters9through20.10)(F)
14:April16-20 Chptr.21The4dand5dTransitionMetals(21.7–21.12)Chptr.22TheGroup12Elements
Homework13(W),Quiz11(F)
15:April23-27 Chptr23OrganometallicChemistry(selectedtopics)andReview
Homework14(W),Quiz12(F)
16:May1 Tuesday8-10 ComprehensiveFinalExam
*Jan.15istheMartinLutherKingholiday,February19isthePresident’sDayholiday
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