Chem 2:
Introductory Inorganic
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Chem 2: Introductory Inorganic |
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OVERVIEW
Chemistry 2 is a one-semester introductory chemistry course. Its prerequisite is Math 154, Elementary Algebra (or one full year of high school algebra). Students take Chemistry 2 in order to prepare themselves for Chemistry 1A. It's a good idea to take Math 152 (Intermediate Algebra) at the same time you take Chemistry 2, as intermediate algebra is another prerequisite for Chemistry 1A.
This course
parallels a one-year high school course. Obviously it goes twice as fast.
It has 3 hours of lecture each week, and one 3-hour laboratory period each
week. You WILL have to do homework!
If you didn't
take high school chemistry, or if you took it long ago, or if you don't
feel confident about how well you did, and you now find that you need to
pass Chemistry 1A, then Chemistry 2 is the course for you. We'll do our
best to get you up to speed so that you can succeed in Chemistry 1A.
You'll learn
about chemical symbols so that you can read "KCl" and say "potassium chloride."
You'll learn about the gas laws, and you'll learn about the nucleus and
the electrons. You'll learn about solutions, and a lot more.
We offer this
course every semester, both in the daytime and at night, and we offer it
every summer. We've even started offering it at Watsonville. Hundreds of
students pass it each year and you can, too.
INSTRUCTORS for Spring semester, 2005
Randa Roland Satoru Suzuki Laura Clifford (Night) RELATED
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Cabrillo College Chemistry Department / 6500 Soquel Dr. / Aptos, CA 95003 |
| Last Updated: 1/3/2005 |
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