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Lecture type	Total
Lectures	30

* Load is given in academic hour (1 academic hour = 45 minutes)

COURSE OBJECTIVE
To deepen the theoretical foundations for understanding chemical calculus in such a way that students, through a meaningful and logical analysis of the problem and integrating already acquired knowledge, independently conclude how to solve the problem by calculation.

COURSE PROGRAM :

1. Dimensional analysis. Determing significant
digits. Signification Figures in Calculation
2. Relative atomic mass. Relative molecular weight. Mole. Relationship the number of constituent particles in a sample with the amount of substance in that sampl. Stoichiometric laws (Law of Mass conservation, Law of Coupling Masses, Law constant mass ratios, Law of multiplied mass ratios).
3. Quantitative relationships in chemical compounds. Quantitative composition of chemical compounds. Empirical formula of a chemical compound.
Composition of the substance.
4. Chemical reaction equation and stoichiometric coefficients. Quantitative relationships in chemical reactions. Quantitative ratios of pure substances and components of mixtures.
5. Stoichiometry of chemical reactions. Limiting reactant. Reactant in excess. Stoichiometric amount of reactants. Stoichiometric amount of product.
6. Reactants in stoichiometric ratio. Range of reaction.
Utilization of the reaction. Yield of the relevant reactant.
Yield of reactant in excess. Utilization of products.
7. Stoichiometry of chemical reactions applied to the solid/solid system.
8. Composition of solutions. Preparation and dilution of solutions. Stoichiometry chemical reactions applied to the composition of solid -solutions.
9. Stoichiometry of chemical reactions applied to a system of solutions/solution.
10. The gas laws. Avogadro's law. Standard molar volumen. The relationship between volume to mass ratio in chemical reactions.
The relationship between in gas volume and pressure . The relationship between in gas volume and temperature .
11. Stoichiometry of chemical reactions applied to a gas/gas system including redox systems.
12. Stoichiometry of chemical reactions applied to a gas/solution system including redox systems.
13. Stoichiometry of chemical reactions in determining the composition of a mixture.
14. Stoichiometry of chemical reactions applied to very complex gas/solution/solid systems including redox systems.
15. Presentation of students seminar papers

Developing general and specific
student competence:
Developing logical thinking and the ability to analyze ways to solve complex problems of chemical computing by integrating acquired knowledge from various areas of chemical calculus.

Student obligations in teaching and
ways of performing them :
Regular class attendance.
Solving homework.


Teaching methods:
Lectures and numerical problem solving.

Quality monitoring method and course success:
Student survey.

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Izborni predmeti - Regular studij - Applied Chemistry

Izborni kolegij - Regular studij - Applied Chemistry