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What is science? What is scientific thinking and the scientific method? Chemistry as a basic science.
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The features and measurements of material, basic laws, measurement systems, metric units, the uncertainty in the calculations and measurements, significant numbers.
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The law of conservation of mass ( Lavoisier ), the law of constant proportions, Dalton's atomic theory, the law of multiple proportions, the structure of the atom, atomic mass, the concept of mole.
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Atoms and atomic theory, molecular logic of life, chemical compounds.
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Chemical reactions and stoichiometry.
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Stoichiometric calculations.
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Midterm exam.
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Aqueous solutions, aqueous solution reactions, the importance of water for living things, osmosis.
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Preparation of solution, solution concentration units ( units of percent concentration, molarity, molality, etc.).
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Gases, properties of gases, gas pressure, gas laws, the ideal gas, gas mixtures, partial pressures.
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The electronic structure of atoms, the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Periodic system, periodic properties of atoms.
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Organic chemistry.
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Biopolymers and their structures.
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