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Berkeley Global
Become versed in the language of chemistry in this introductory nonlab course. You’ll learn the basic principles of chemistry, including understanding the interactions between atoms, molecules and elements; chemical bonding and chemical reactions at the atomic level; and more. You’ll also gain an understanding of the various types of chemical reactions and the quantitative aspects involved. At the end of the course, you’ll have a deeper understanding of acids, bases, chemical equilibrium, oxygen/reduction reactions and more.
Prerequisites: Although a background in chemistry is not necessary, a basic knowledge of math, including algebra, is required.
Course Outline
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What You'll Learn
- Chemistry, Scientific Measurements and Algebraic Analysis
- The Metric System
- Matter and Energy
- Models of the Atom
- Radioisotopes
- The Periodic Table
- Water chlorination
- Language of Chemistry
- Chemical Reactions
- The Mole Concept
- Stoichiometry
- Chemical equation calculations
- Carbon combustion
- Chemical Bonding
- Free radicals
- Liquids and Solids
- Carbon
- Solutions and Concentrations
- Gases
- Acids and Bases
- Chemical Equilibrium
- Oxidation and Reduction
- Nuclear Chemistry
- Organic Chemistry
- Biochemistry
How You'll Learn
- Online discussion forums
- Textbook readings
- Instructor-led multimedia presentations
- Assigned exercises
- Midterm and final exam
Is This Course Right for Me?
This course will benefit students looking for an introduction to chemistry as a non-chemistry major undergraduate or post-graduate preparing for post-baccalaureate programs in the health professions. This course will also be useful for anyone looking to refresh their knowledge for personal or employment purposes. Please ensure that you have fulfilled prerequisite coursework prior to enrollment.
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Spring 2025 enrollment opens on October 21!