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Outline:
Learn preparation, attitude, knowledge and basic reagent usage, instrument usage / cleaning methods, and waste liquid treatment methods for safe material chemistry experiments. In addition, acquire basic knowledge of chemistry through experiments. Learn how to accurately express the experiments you have performed in a report.
Style:
Lectures, experiments
Notice:
Please try to carry out the experiment safely not only as an individual but also as a group. Also, please use this as an opportunity to clarify how you would like to study at our school in the future. To that end, be interested in each class and actively work on it. To be able to summarize the conducted experiments in an appropriate report including the purpose / principle, experimental method, results, discussion, and citations. In this subject, credits will be accredited with an evaluation of 50 points or more. Those who have an evaluation of less than 50 points can take a confirmation test upon request. As a result of the confirmation test, those who have earned credits will be given an evaluation of 50 points. In addition, depending on the situation, classes and exams may be conducted onlineThe lesson plans may be changed according to the degree of understanding of the student. Can take makeup exam in need aid up to maximum of 50 points.Classes and exams are conducted online depending on the situation.
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Theme |
Goals |
| 1st Semester |
| 1st Quarter |
| 1st |
guidance |
Chemistry is the necessary manners and rules
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| 2nd |
Information processing I |
Lecture on how to use terminals and software used in class
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| 3rd |
Information processing II |
Terminals used in class, setting how to use software, practice of use
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| 4th |
Information processing III |
Practice of how to use in experiments (creation and submission of mock reports)
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| 5th |
Safety education |
KYT4 round method
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| 6th |
Material density |
Material Chemistry Basic Experiment Text Distribution, Report Writing,
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| 7th |
Solid and liquid density measurement |
Solid and liquid density measurement
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| 8th |
Survey learning |
Creating a survey report using a terminal
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| 2nd Quarter |
| 9th |
Looking back |
About density
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| 10th |
Inorganic material |
"Classification of industrial products" etc. ︓ Exercise print [Submission assignment]
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| 11th |
Water, equipment, waste liquid |
Marking, accuracy, usage of glassware
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| 12th |
Concentration calculation |
Weight percent concentration, molar concentration
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| 13th |
Preparation of reagents |
Solution preparation at specified weight percent and molar concentrations
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| 14th |
Flame reaction |
Flame reaction experiment
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| 15th |
Report creation |
Flame reaction report
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| 16th |
questionnaire |
questionnaire
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| 2nd Semester |
| 3rd Quarter |
| 1st |
Photochemical experiments |
Fluorescence, chemiluminescence
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| 2nd |
ion |
Experiment of change reaction of various ions
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| 3rd |
acid basis |
Preparation of universal test paper and pH measurement around us
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| 4th |
Titration analysis |
Measurement of acetic acid concentration in vinegar
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| 5th |
Gold nanoparticles |
Synthesis of gold nanoparticles and confirmation of their characteristics
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| 6th |
Report creation |
Creating an experimental report on gold nanoparticles
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| 7th |
Glasswork |
Hand folding method, stretching (about 50-100 mm), rounding the edges (heat polishing)
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| 8th |
Organic chemistry |
Lecture on organic chemistry experiments in general
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| 4th Quarter |
| 9th |
Chemical stain correlated with organic chemistry (1) |
Extraction of natural pigment and its color change dependent on pH
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| 10th |
Chemical stain correlated with organic chemistry (2) |
Adsorption of dye and syntheses of polymeric fiber
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| 11th |
Chemical stain correlated with organic chemistry (3) |
Thin layer chromatography for the separation of organic compounds such as dye and marker pen
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| 12th |
Alcohol fermentation I |
Preparation of immobilized baker's yeast
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| 13th |
Alcohol fermentation II |
Fermentation experiment, observation of microorganisms
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| 14th |
Alcohol fermentation III |
Alcohol detection (iodoform reaction)
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| 15th |
Report creation |
Creating a report on organic chemistry
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| 16th |
questionnaire |
questionnaire
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