INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTAL SCHOOL
SCHOOL YEAR 2010-2011
SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT
COURSE OUTLINE
CHEMISTRY 2
General Chemistry 2
First Grading
I. Stoichiometry
A. The Mole & Chemical Quantities
B. Calculation
1.
Percentage Composition
2.
Empirical Formula
3.
Molecular Formula
C. Interpretation of Chemical Equation
D. Quantitative Info from Balanced Equation
E. Limiting Reagent/Excess Reagent
F. Percentage Yield
II. Solutions
A. Nature of Solutions
B. Types of Solutions & Solubility
C. Concentrations of Solutions
1. Qualitative
2. Quantitative
D. Dilution
E. Solubility
1. Factors Affecting Solubility
2. Saturated, Unsaturated, Supersaturated
F. Colligative Properties
G. Colloid
1. Classification & Properties
2. Preparation & Breaking of Colloids
Second Grading
III. Chemical Kinetics
A. Reaction Rates
B. Collision Theory
C. Factors Affecting Reaction Rates
D. Reaction Mechanism & Rate Law
1. Determination of Rate Expressions, Rate
Constant, Order of Reaction
IV. Chemical Equilibrium
A. Systems in Equilibrium
B. Determination of Equilibrium-Constant
Expression
C. Factors Affecting Equilibrium
D. Application of Kc/Q
E. Le Chatelier’s Principle
TEXTBOOK
REFERENCES
Third Grading
V. Acids and Bases
A. Properties of Acids and Bases
B. Acid-Base Theories
C. Strength of Acids and Bases
D. Ionization of Water
E. pH and pOH and Neutralization
F. Indicators and Buffers
G. Buffers & Common-Ion Effect
H. Titration
VI. Electrochemistry
A. Oxidation Number & REDOX Reactions
B. Balancing Redox Reaction
C. Electrolytic Cell & Chemical Potential
D. Voltaic/Galvanic Cell
E. Practical Cells
F. Electrolysis
Fourth Grading
VII. Thermochemistry
A. Thermochemistry vs Thermodynamics
B. Internal Energy, Heat, and Work
C. The First Law of Thermodynamics
D. Enthalpy
E. The Spontaneity of Chemical and Physical
Changes
F. Calorimetry
G. Hess’s Law
H. Standard Heats of Reaction
I. Entropy and Entropy Changes
J. The Second Law of Thermodynamics
K. The Third Law of Thermodynamics
VIII. Nuclear Chemistry
A. Terms and Symbols Used
B. Radioactivity
C. Types of Radioactive Emission
D. Half-life
E. Transmutation
F. Writing and Balancing Nuclear Reactions
G. Mass Defect & Binding Energy
H. Nuclear Fission & Fusion
I. Nuclear Reactors
J. Uses and Effects of Radioisotopes
Breaking Through Chemistry by Saranay M. Baguio 2006
Conceptual & Functional Chemistry Modular Approach by Padolina, Cristina D, PhD, et. al. 2004
General Chemistry: Principles & Modern Applications, 8 th ed by Petrucci, R., W. Harwood & G. Herring
Chemistry: The Central Science 8th ed by Theodore Brown, Eugene LeMay & Bruce Bursten. 2000
Chemistry by E, Mendoza & T. Religioso. Phoenix Publishing House, Inc. Quezon City. 1995