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Salters Advanced Chemistry: Chemical Storylines (AS) and Chemical Ideas (AS)
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An introduction to the fundamentals of chemistry for the non-chemistry specialist. The fundamental science will be linked to real world examples through regular reading assignments.
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Week 1 : Measuring amounts of a substance. Chemical formulae. Moles. Week 2 : Solutions and concentration Week 3 : Atomic Structure. Nuclear reactions. Radioisotopes. Week 4 : Electronic structure and the periodic table. Week 5 : Chemical Bonding. Ionic Bonds. Covalent bonds. Electronegativity. Week 6 : Shapes of Molecules. Isomerism. Week 7 : Energy out, energy in. Enthalpy cycles. Week 8 : Bond enthalpies. Entropy and mixing. Week 9 : Polymers. Addition polymerisation. Thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers. Week 10: Functional Polymers. Week 11 : Organic chemistry. Alkanes and alkenes and their reactions. Week 12 : Arenes and their reactions. Week 13 : Alcohols and Ethers. Week 14 : Halogenoalkanes.
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This course is meant as a basic introduction to the fundamentals of chemistry. The lectures themselves will focus mainly on the fundamental science – the chemical ideas – which will be placed into the context of social and industrial needs through reading assignments – the chemical storylines. Although the chemistry discussed in this course will be too simple for the chemistry specialist, chemistry students are welcome to attend to help with their chemistry English!
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