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CHEMISTRY: Basic Principles 2
(Duration: 2:00:00)
Price:
$60.00
Course Code:
IHRDC_OM_AOCB2
Course Catalog(s):
Chemistry
Course Provider:
IHRDC
Subscription Period
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:
12
months
Description:
This interactive training unit is designed to familiarize trainees with the principles of chemical reactions, material balancing, and organic chemistry. After completing this unit, trainees should be able to use a chemical equation to explain what occurs during a chemical reaction, and how combustion reactions, replacement reactions, and neutralization occur. Trainees should also be able to define material balancing, and describe the basic steps involved in balancing the materials represented in a simple equation. In addition, trainees should be able to explain what organic chemistry is and how some organic chemicals are named.
Objectives:
Chemical Reactions
Identify three common types of chemical reactions.
Define: chemical equation and chemical reaction.
Use a chemical equation to explain what occurs during a simple chemical reaction.
Define endothermic and exothermic in terms of their application to chemical reactions.
Explain how a combustion reaction, replacement reaction, and neutralization reaction occur.
Explain how the acidity or alkalinity of a liquid is measured.
Material Balancing
Explain the meaning of material balancing.
Identify the steps involved in balancing the materials represented in a simple equation.
Given the actual weight of one material in a reaction, use the relative weights of the atoms in the reaction to determine the actual weights of the other materials involved.
Organic Chemistry
Define organic chemistry.
Explain how some organic chemicals are named.
Sections:
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Chemical Reactions
- Chemical Equations
- Combustion Reactions
- Replacement and Neutralization Reactions
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Material Balancing
- Steps in Material Balancing
- Relative and Actual Weights
•
Organic Chemistry
- Basis of Organic Chemistry
- Naming Organic Chemicals
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