Syllabus of Basic Chemistry II Major Science Education Semester 2 / II

Faculty                  : Mathematics and Natural Sciences
Program                : Science Education
Course/Code          : Basic Chemistry  II/SSC 207
Credits                  : Theory = 2 units; Labwork = 0
Semester               : II
Prerequisite/Code   : ---------
Lecturer                : Maryati, M.Si.

I. Course Description

This course is the second of a two semester sequence which is a survey of, Solubility product, Chemical kinetics, electrochemistry, Nuclear Chemistry, Transition metals and Coordination Compound, Organic and Biological Chemistry

II. Course Standard Competence

1. Know and understand principles of solubility product
2. Know and understand chemical kinetics.
3. Solve simple electrochemistry problem
4. Understand about transition metals and coordination compound
5. Understand the using of nuclear chemistry in the living.
6. Understand about organic and biologycal chemistry.

III. References

Required:
A.  Brown,Theodore L., Lemay, H. Eugene, Bursten, Bruce E., 2005, Chemistry the central Science, International Edition, Pearson Prentice Hall.

IV. Activities

Week	Topics	Lecturer Strategy	Refference
1	Solubility product ·  Ksp ·  Factors Affecting Solubility ·  Will a Precipitate Form? ·  Selective Precipitation of Ions	Prsentation, discussion, Problem- solving exam,	A. Chaphter 17th
2	Chemical Kinetics-1 §  Kinetics ? §  Reaction rate §  Impoprtant equations	Discussion, Presentation and problem solving	A. Chaphter 14th

	§  Reaction rate and stoichiometry §    Factors that affect reactions rate
3	Chemical Kinetics-1 §  Rate laws §  First and second order processes §  The Half-life §  Arhenius equation	Problem-solving exam,  cumulative final	A. Chapter 14th
4	Transitional metals and  Coordination Chemistry ·    Transition metals ·    Coordination compound §    Ligands §    Name of coordination compounds ·    Transition metal trace elements in humans	Problem-solving exam,  cumulative final	B. Chapter 23th
5	Electrochimisty ·    Electrochemical reaction ·    Balancing reduction dan oxidation equation ·    Voltaic cells ·    EMF (electromotive force)	Problem-solving exam,  cumulative final	A. Chapter 20th
6	·    Aplication of redox reaction §    Batteries and fuel cells §    Corosion §    Electrolysis	Problem-solving exam, lab participation, cumulative final	A. Chapter 20th
7	Nuclear Chemistry ·    The Nucleous §    Isotop §    radioactivity ·    Type of radioactive decay ·    Kinetics of radioactive decay ·    Energy in nuclear radioactive decay	Discussion, prsentation and Problem-solving	A. Chapter 21th
8	·    Nuclear fission ·    Nuclear reactor ·    Nuclear fussion ·    Biological effects of radiation	Discussion, presentation and problem solving	A. 21.7-21.9
9	MIDDLE TEST
10	Organic and Biological chemistry ·    Organic chemistry-1 §    Alkanes (properties, Isomers, Organics nomenclature, Cycloalkanes, Reaction) §    Alkenes (properties, nomenclature, Cycloalkanes, mechanisme of aditions Reaction) §    Alkynes (nomenclaturem aromathic HC, functional group)	Discussion, presentation, Problem-solving cumulative final	A. Chapter 24th

11	·    Organic chemistry-2 §    Alkohols §    Eters §    Carbonyl compound §    Aldehydes §    Ketones §	Discussion and Presentation	A.   Chapter 24th
12	·    Carboxylic acids ·    Esters ·    Amides ·    Amines ·    Chyrality	Discussion and presentation	A. Chapter 24th
13	·    Amino Acids and protein §    Amino acid (types and structure) §    Properties of amino acids §    Usefullnes of protein §    Polymer of amino acids	Discussion, presentation, Problem-solving cumulative final	A. Chapter 24th
14	·    Carbohydrates §    Mono-, di-, polyssakarida §    Identify of caarbohydrate	Discussion, presentation, Problem-solving cumulative final	A. Chapter 24th
15	·    Lipid §    Lipid acid §    Strucutre of lipid § ·    Saponification	Discussion, presentation, Problem-solving cumulative final	A. Chapter 24th
16	Final exam	Cumulative final	Indiviual participans

V. Assessment

No	Component	Weight (%)
1	In-Class Participation	10%
2	Assignments	20%
3	Mid-Term Exam	30%
4	Final Exam	40%
	Total	100%