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Y1203 - CHEMISTRY

INSTRUCTORS

Lectures:

P. Paraskevopoulou, Prof.

Lab. Training:

P. Paraskevopoulou, Prof.

A. Philippopoulos, Assoc. Prof.

Dr M. Roulia, Laboratory Teaching Staff

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COURSE KEY ELEMENTS

LEVEL / SEMESTER:

EQF level 6; NQF of Greece level 6 / 1st

TYPE:

General background (obligatory)

TEACHING ACTIVITIES - HOURS/WEEK  - ECTS:

Lectures, seminars & laboratory training
2 hours of lecturing,
3 hours of practical exercises per week,
6 ECTS credit

Prerequisites:

None

Language of instruction and Assessment:

Greek

Availability to Erasmus+ Students:

NO


COURSE CONTENT:

Α. Lectures

  • Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table
  • Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
  • Intermolecular Forces
  • States of Matter
  • Solutions
  • Chemical Thermodynamics
  • Chemical Equilibrium
  • Chemical Kinetics
  • Reaction Mechanisms
  • Acid-Base Chemistry
  • Metal Complex Compounds
  • Redox Chemistry
  • Qualitative Analysis
  • Introduction to Organic Chemistry  

Β. Laboratory training:

  • Laboratory safety rules - Laboratory equipment and functions
  • Preparation of solutions
  • Solubility of salts in water
  • Chemical equilibrium
  • Heat of reaction
  • pH determination - Titration
  • Water hardness
  • Redox reactions
  • Qualitative analysis

LEARNING ACTIVITIES - TEACHING METHODS:

PLANNED LEARNING ACTIVITIES:

Activity Student’s effort
Lectures26 hours
Laboratory training39 hours
Studying39 hours
Homework essays39 hours
Preparation for final Assessment7 hours
Total student effort150 hours

ASSESSMENT METHODS AND CRITERIA

  • Oral examination duringthe laboratory sessions.
  • Evaluation of the laboratory reports submitted after each laboratory session.
  • Theory and practical examination (written, and/or oral, when recommended) at the end of the semester

To pass the Course, a minimum grade 5 (out of 10) is necessary in both the theory and the practical examination at the end of the semester. The final grade is calculated as follows: 0.7 × (theory grade) + 0.3 × (practical grade). The practical grade includes the grade of the practical examination at the end of the semester, the grade of the oral examination during the laboratory sessions and the grades assigned to the laboratory reports.


RECOMMENDED BIBLIOGRAPHY

Text books in Greek:

  • Βασικές Αρχές Ανόργανης Χημείας, Γ. Πνευματικάκης, Χ. Μη­τσοπούλου, Κ. Μεθενίτης [Κωδ. ΕΥΔΟΞΟΣ: 59396599]
  • Γενική χημεία, Chang R., Overby J. [Κωδ. ΕΥΔΟΞΟΣ: 102074446]

Related scientific Journals:

Journal of Chemical Education, American Chemical Society