Chemistry1
TeachersTAKAHASHI, Senji
Grade, SemesterYear 1 1st semest [Department of Biosciences, Faculty of Science and Engineering]
CategoryBasic Major Subjects
Elective, CreditsRequisites 2credit
 Syllabus Number5A103

Course Description

The following subjects will be studied during the course.
(1) Basic properties of natural substances.
(2) Atomic structure and various chemical bonds.
(3) Properties of gases, liquids and solids, and phase changes.

Course Objectives

Chemistry is one of the fundamental subjects for students who study in the Department of Biosciences. This course provides an opportunity to learn the basic properties of substances and their reactions. Fundamental knowledge of chemistry will be provided in class to help to understand the related classes in subsequent years and to learn basic knowledge required to understand life sciences.

Grading Policy

Reports and occasional test (20%) results are considered with final examination results (80%).

Textbook and Reference

KindTitleAuthorPublisher
Textbook"Rikei no tameno kisokagaku" (in Japanese)





Yoshio Masuda and Kiyoshi SawadaKagaku-Dojin INC
ISBN978-4-7598-1055-4
References"Dynamic wide zusetsu kagaku" (in Japanese)
Yoshito TakeuchiTokyo Syoseki
ISBN4-487-36760-3

Requirements(Assignments)

(Preparation of lecture) The students are required to read the corresponding part of the text in advance, make it clear what they don't understand, and be ready to ask during the lecture (2 hr.).
(Review of lecture) The students should check any contents, which they could not understood, after the lecture (1 hr.).

Note

Schedule

1Some chemical preliminaries (1) Classification of substances





2Some chemical preliminaries (2) Elements / Chemical change and physical change


3Atomic structure (1) Atoms, ions and isotope


4Atomic structure (2) Atomic orbitals and electron configurations

5The periodic law (1) The periodic table of elements



6The periodic law (2) Ionization energy and electron affinity



7Chemical bonding (1) Ionic bonds and covalent bonds


8Chemical bonding (2) Hydrogen bonding / Electronegativity


9Concept of amount of substance (1) Atomic weight, molecular weight, formula weight




10Concept of amount of substance (2) Amount of substance


11Chemical equation (1) How to make a chemical and ionic equation



12Chemical equation (2) The low of conservation of mass



13The three states of matter and thermal motion (1) Properties of gases, liquids and solids, and phase changes


14The properties of gases (1) Gas low (Boyle-Charles's low / Gas state equation)


15The properties of gases (2) Dalton's low of partial pressures / Real gas and ideal gas