- Atoms and elements. - Periodic table : Klechlowski's rule, Hund's rule ans Pauli's principle. - Hybridization of atomic orbitals. - Covalent-, ionic-, partial covalent bonds, intermolecular forces. - Molecular geometry. - Typical reactions of the inorganic chemistry. - Writing and balancing chemical equations. - Perfect gas law. - Elements of chmical thermodynamics : 1st and 2nd law. - Chemical equilibrium. - Chemical kinetics. - Theories of acids ans bases, pH computations. - Solubility. - Electrochemistry ans chemical cells.
The aim of those lectures is to introduce the basic concepts of general and inorganic chemistry for freshmen in medical and veterian students.
The contribution of this Teaching Unit to the development and command of the skills and learning outcomes of the programme(s) can be accessed at the end of this sheet, in the section entitled “Programmes/courses offering this Teaching Unit”.
The lecture content is described ahead. Classes are held orally twice a week (2x2h). A training period of exercises wih numerical problems is offered every week to groups of students (about 20) in order to improve the understanding of the chemical principles. Five to six laboratory sessions for pratical are organised with 40 to 50 students altogether. Tutorials are planned weekly to answer indidually specific questions raised by a student.
Prerequisites: good knowledge in mathematics Evaluation: written examination with practical exercises following by oral examination with theorical questions Support: notes written by teachers, exercise book containing also operating methods for laboratory work Staff support: teachers and teaching assistants
