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STUDY GUIDE FOR

STUDY GUIDE FOR. CHM 102. CHM 102: Introductory Chemistry II. Credit Points : 4 Year: 2010/2011 Semester: Harmattan About the Course: This course introduces students to basic knowledge in Organic and Inorganic Chemistry for future challenges. LECTURERS INFORMATION.

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STUDY GUIDE FOR

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  1. STUDY GUIDE FOR CHM 102

  2. CHM 102: Introductory Chemistry II • Credit Points : 4 • Year: 2010/2011 • Semester: Harmattan • About the Course: This course introduces students to basic knowledge in Organic and Inorganic Chemistry for future challenges.

  3. LECTURERS INFORMATION Name E-mail Address Phone Number • Prof. A. A Olajire olajireaa@yahoo.com +2348033824264 • Dr. I.A. Bello iabello90@yahoo.com +2348035920250 • Dr. (Mrs) M.A. Oladipo oladipomary@yahoo.com +2348033817017 • Dr. T.A. Adedosu terryad2001@yahoo.com +2347055302824 • Dr. B. Semire semiban@yahoo.com +2348038269809 • Dr. M. Abdul-Hammed misbaulhameed@yahoo.co.uk+2348069151819 • Consultation: Via e-mail, blackberry, audio, video, blogging,

  4. INTRODUCTION The course will cover aspects of : • Molecules and Chemical Bonding; • Properties of selected compounds related to the periodic law • Coordination Chemistry • Introduction to Organic Chemistry • Scope of Organic chemistry and natural sources of organic compounds • Determination of empirical and molecular and structural formulae of organic compounds, • Common types of organic reactions - addition, substitution, elimination, rearrangements etc • Introduction to macro-molecular compounds and natural products.

  5. Aim of the Course • To develop student generic skill in the area of Organic and Inorganic Chemistry. • To develop their ability to identify ionic bonds, covalent bonds, polarity of bonds, coordinate bonds, metallic bonds, basic crystalline structures, e.g. NaCl and metallic lattices, trends in properties of the elements across the periods and down the groups • To be able to name inorganic complexes and know their respective properties and uses • To be able to identify the origin of organic compounds, with emphasis on coal and petroleum • To know how organic compounds are isolated, purified and identified from natural sources • To understand the influence of bond length, bond angles and bond strength on the reactivity, physical and chemical properties of organic compounds

  6. LEARNING OBJECTIVES After completing the lesson, students will be able • To state the properties of elements across the periods and along the groups • To name inorganic complexes and state their properties • To isolate, purify and characterize any organic compound from its natural source • To prepare simple drugs such as aspirin

  7. Course Materials • General Chemistry by the Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry LAUTECH, Ogbomoso • Fundamental University Organic and Inorganic Chemistry by Olajire Abass • Tips!!! Studying the reference materials and practising the questions at the end of each chapter will enhance your performance in the final examinations.

  8. Preparing for Examination • Past exam papers • Contacts with your course instructors • Your own notes • Advice from students who took the exam the previous years • Tutorial conversation between the learners. NB: Books, such as Organic Chemistry by I.L. Finar and Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee will not be required to pass examination in this course, however it will provide excellent additional information concerning this course if you choose to read them.

  9. PRE - REQUISITES • Student must have basic knowledge of Chemistry at O-Level or equivalent.

  10. PREPARATORY QUESTIONS • Practice questions at the end of each chapter of the reference books will be helpful in preparing for exams. • Past examination questions and tutorial questions will also be useful.

  11. ASSESSMENT • Continuous assessment which includes Quiz, Assignment, Mid-Semester Test and Attendance will constitute 30% of overall assessment. • Examination will be 70%. • EXAM MALPRACTICES AND PLAGIARISM WILL ATTRACT PENALTY SUCH AS FAILURE IN THE COURSE OR REFERRAL TO ODL DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE

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