Course Description:
Continuation of General Chemistry I.  Designed primarily for majors in science, pre-medicine, or pharmacy,
this course stresses chemical equilibrium, kinetics, acids-bases, electrochemistry, and thermochemistry.
Laboratory work includes ionic equilibrium and semimicro qualitative analysis.
Prerequisite: Grade of “C” or better in CHM 2045C.
Text:  Brady & Senese, Chemistry: Matter and Its Changes, fifth edition, (2009).
Supplement:  Thall, 2046C Lab Manual & Handouts.
 
Suggested Text Problems:
13. Kinetics  53-62,66-68,71,72,79-84
14. Chemical Equilibrium  19-24,31-35,38,49-63,72,73
15. Acids & Bases   8-20,23,25,40-51,60-73
16. Acid/Base Equilibria   32-42,44-49,52-56,60-71,80-84
17. Solubility  18-29,36-40,50-52,60
12. Solutions  44-66,70,71,74,76-78,
18. Thermodynamics   46,47,50,51,54-62,68,69,78-83,88-94
19. Electrochemistry   50,56-59,81,83-86,92,93
22. Organic Chemistry

Laboratory Schedule:
Paper Chromatography,Rate Law Determination,Equilibrium,Cation I,
Cation II,pH,Titration Curves,Cation III,CationIV,Cation I-V,Anion/Salt,
Freezing Point Depression,Thermochemistry,Electrochemistry

Course Evaluation:
Exam #1  Ch. 13/14
Exam #2  Ch 15/16
Exam #3  Ch 12/17
Exam #4  Ch 18/19
Final  about 25% from each exam
A: 90+     B: 80-89     C: 70-79     D: 60-69     F: below 60
60% Exams (lowest score 1/7, three highest scores 2/7 each)
20% Final
20% Labs

According to Florida House Bill 1545:
If first two attempts at credit course is unsuccessful (all grades including audit, IW,AW,W,NP count as attempts),
the third time you must pay out-of-state tuition rate (approximately four times the cost of regular tuition).
Drops during the first week will not count as attempt.

General Information:
1. If permission granted,  makeup exams worth 90%.
2. Incomplete grade issued at discretion of instructor only for special situations such as illness,
     personal matters, and job related issues.
3. Attendance is required and will be taken. You must attend lab to receive lab credit.
    Failure to attend four classes without consulting instructor will result in FN grade
    (failure for nonattendance).
4. Disabled student information available from Nicole Dyer (646-2191).
5. Disciplinary action referred to Dean Davis for cheating on exams. Therefore follow exam instructions.
6. Computers and recorders are permitted during lecture. Cell phones must be turned off.
    Failure to turn off cell phones will result in warning and then referral to Dean Davis.
7. No repeat of this course permitted when “C” or higher made.
8. August 8 last day to withdraw from course.