Chem 1311 chapter 1-1 Matter

Stephen Starnes2 minutes read

Chemistry 1311 covers General Chemistry I, starting from basics and suitable for all students regardless of prior chemistry knowledge. The course includes video lectures on various chemistry topics, recording using an iPhone and a tablet with Notability software, and shared on D2L, YouTube, and as PDF notes.

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  • Chemistry 1311 covers General Chemistry I and Chapter One, suitable for students with AP Chemistry experience or no prior chemistry knowledge. The course extensively covers fundamental chemistry topics through video lectures recorded using an iPhone and tablet with Notability software for note-taking, later shared on D2L, YouTube, and as PDF notes.
  • The course delves into the basics of chemistry, defining matter as anything occupying space, categorized by physical state and chemical composition. It further explains separation techniques like filtration, distillation, and phase changes involving terms such as melting and evaporation. Additionally, it distinguishes between homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures, detailing chemical changes like the reaction of hydrogen and oxygen to form water, altering compounds and creating new matter.

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  • What is Chemistry 1311 about?

    General Chemistry I and Chapter One.

  • How are lecture recordings saved?

    D2L, YouTube, and shared as PDF notes.

  • What is matter defined as?

    Anything that occupies space.

  • How are substances and mixtures categorized?

    By physical processes.

  • What is a chemical change?

    Transforming elements or compounds through a chemical reaction.

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Summary

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Chemistry 1311: Comprehensive Lecture Series on Basics

  • Chemistry 1311 is the subject of the first lecture, covering General Chemistry I and Chapter One.
  • The course is suitable for those with AP Chemistry experience or no prior chemistry knowledge.
  • The instructor plans to comprehensively cover all necessary chemistry topics in video lectures.
  • The lectures are recorded using an iPhone and a tablet with Notability software for note-taking.
  • Lecture recordings are saved and posted on D2L, YouTube, and shared as PDF notes.
  • The course starts from the basics of chemistry, assuming no prior knowledge.
  • Matter is defined as anything that occupies space, classified by physical state and chemical composition.
  • Matter can be further categorized into substances and mixtures, separable by physical processes.
  • Separation techniques include filtration, distillation, extraction, chromatography, and crystallization.
  • Phase changes involve terms like melting, evaporation, condensation, freezing, sublimation, and deposition.

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"Mixtures vs. Chemical Changes in Matter"

  • A homogeneous mixture is uniform throughout, like saltwater where salt dissolves in water, creating a uniform solution. In contrast, a heterogeneous mixture consists of physically distinct parts, such as immiscible liquids, like saltwater with added salt that doesn't dissolve, resulting in solid and liquid parts.
  • A chemical change involves transforming elements or compounds through a chemical reaction, creating new kinds of matter. For example, hydrogen gas reacting with oxygen gas to form water alters the way atoms are attached, changing compounds and creating a new compound.
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