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Emergence of Modern Science

Emergence of Modern Science. NS 1300 Dr. Hoge. Chemistry questions. What are acids and bases? What is a solution, and how are they useful? What is a solvent? Can we dissolve? What is oxidation? Combustion? Can we rust? Combust? What are polymers and how are they useful?

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Emergence of Modern Science

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  1. Emergence of Modern Science NS 1300 Dr. Hoge

  2. Chemistry questions • What are acids and bases? • What is a solution, and how are they useful? • What is a solvent? • Can we dissolve? • What is oxidation? Combustion? • Can we rust? Combust? • What are polymers and how are they useful? • What are hydrocarbons and why are they important?

  3. Chemistry • Chemical Bonds • Ionic Bonds • Covalent Bonds • Hydrogen Bonds • Van der Waals Forces

  4. Ionic Bonds

  5. Covalent Bonds

  6. Molecules • Elements • Compounds • Chemical Formulas

  7. Polarization • Water is a polar molecule Dipole Moment

  8. The State of the Matter • Gases • Plasma • Liquids • Solids

  9. Types of Solids • Elements and Compounds • Crystals • Glasses • Polymers

  10. Changes of State • Freezing/Thawing • Evaporation/Condensation • Sublimation

  11. Solutions • Mixtures • Solutions • Solvent • Solute • Concentration • Supersaturation

  12. Types of Solutions • Air (gas in gas) • Southern Iced Tea (solid in liquid) • Foams (gas in solid or liquid) • Gels (liquid or solid in gas) • Alloys (solid in solid)

  13. Solvents • Water is the universal solvent • Organic solvents • Surfactants

  14. Chemical Reactions • Reactants Products • Activation Energy • Chemical Equations

  15. Types of Chemical Reactions • Solution Chemistry • Precipitation Reactions • Acid/Base Reactions • Polymerization/Depolymerization

  16. Reduction and Oxidation • Reduction • Oxidation • In other words: • Digestion • Rust • Burning • Explosions

  17. Solution Chemistry

  18. Hydrocarbons • Simple Hydrocarbons • Organic Molecules

  19. Quiz • 1. T or F, an ion is an atom with more or less electrons than protons. • 2. T or F, covalent bonds form when atoms share electrons. • 3. T or F, both gases and liquids are fluids. • 4. T or F, a gel is a solution of a gas in a liquid. • 5. T or F, hydrocarbons are held together by ionic bonds.

  20. We’ll Get Back to Organic Chemistry

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