化学Ⅱ

Course Information

College	Toyama College	Year	2020
Course Title	化学Ⅱ
Course Code	0056	Course Category	General / Elective
Class Format	Lecture	Credits	School Credit: 2
Department	Department of Maritime Technology	Student Grade	2nd
Term	Year-round	Classes per Week	2
Textbook and/or Teaching Materials	新版化学（実教出版），フォローアップドリル化学(数研出版)，アクセス化学(実教出版)，フォトサイエンス化学図録(数研出版)
Instructor	Terasaki Yukiko

Course Objectives

"Understand the principles of batteries and electrolysis as an application of oxidation-reduction reactions, and be able to treat them quantitatively.
Understand the heat of reaction and write thermochemical equations. Further, unknown reaction heat can be obtained using Hess's law.
Understand Boyle-Charles's law and the equation of state of gas.
Understand the dissolution and solubility of a solution, and determine the concentration of the solution. Also understand basic knowledge about colloids.
Understand the basic knowledge of organic compounds and write structural formulas and rational formulas. "

Rubric

	Ideal Level	Standard Level	Unacceptable Level
Battery and electrolysis	He understands the definition of oxidation / reduction reactions, and also understands the mechanism of batteries and the principle of electrolysis, that used redox reactions . He can also address the quantitative relationship of electrolysis.	He understands the definition of oxidation / reduction reactions, and also understands as an application of redox reaction the mechanism of batteries and the principle of electrolysis.	He does not understand the definition of oxidation / reduction reactions. He does not understand as an application of redox reaction the battery mechanism, and the principle of electrolysis.
Thermochemistry	Understand the relationship between binding energy and heat of reaction. Select the required heat from a lot of information and determine the heat of reaction.	Understand the heat of reaction. Write thermochemical equations. Unknown heat of reaction can be determined using Hess's law.	Can not understand that there is heat coming and going with the reaction. Can't write thermochemical equations. Doesn't understand Hess's law.
Gas	Can solve problems about gas with an understanding of Boyle-Charles' law and the equation of state of gas, As an application, it can solve problems about gas mixtures.	Understand Boyle-Charles law and the equation of state of gas. As the application the understanding of the gas mixture is poorly insufficient.	Do not understand Boyle-Charles law and the equation of state of gas. Hardly understand about gas mixtures.
Solution	Understand dissolution and solubilities, and solve problems of solubility in various cases. Can be solved the applied problems about the concentration of the solution. Understand colloids and think about them in the relation with daily life.	Understand dissolution and solubility Can determine the concentration of the solution Understand basic knowledge about colloids	The dissolution and solubility are not understood. The concentration of the solution cannot be determined. Do not understand basic knowledge about colloids.
Organic Compounds	Understand basic knowledge of organic compounds and solve some problems. You can write structural formulas and rational formulas, from which you can infer the properties of the substance.	Understand basic knowledge of organic compounds. Can write structural formulas and rational formulas.	do not understand basic knowledge of organic compounds. Structural formulas and rational formulas cannot be understood and cannot be written

Assigned Department Objectives

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Teaching Method

Outline:

Look at actual phenomena and reactions and understand their chemical viewpoint. Also, learn about the quantitative relationships of the reactions. After that, you will learn about the structure, characteristics, properties, and reactions of various substances.

Style:

Lectures, exercises and experiments by teachers alone

Notice:

Those with less than 60 points can take a confirmation test upon request. If the result of the verification test indicates that the unit has been acquired, the evaluation shall be 60 points.
Lesson improvement measures: Conduct quizzes as needed to fix the content. In addition, give assignments, so that you can review the contents. Experiments and audiovisual materials may be incorporated.
The lesson plan may be changed depending on the students' understanding.

Course Plan

			Theme	Goals
1st Semester
	1st Quarter
		1st	Orientation Metal ionization tendency	Use the syllabus to explain how to proceed with the lesson. Learn that the reaction method differs depending on the ionization tendency of metals.
		2nd	Battery	Understand the principle of the basic battery. Understand that there are primary and secondary batteries, and that various batteries are used in daily life.
		3rd	Electrolysis1	Understand what substances are purified when an aqueous solution is electrolyzed. Also knows that electrolysis is used for refining metals.
		4th	Electrolysis2	Learn Faraday's law and understand the relationship between the amount of reactants and products in electrolysis and quantity of electricity flowing.
		5th	Thermochemistry1	Learn that chemical and state changes involve the transfer of heat, and learn the types and definitions of that heat. In addition, he can represent thermochemical equations.
		6th	Thermochemistry2	By using Hess's law, the unknown heat of reaction can be calculated.
		7th	Thermal motion Three states of matter	Explain the thermal motion of particles. Understand that the change of states is due to the difference in the intermolecular force. Also, explain the vapor pressure, the difference between evaporation and boiling, and the boiling point.
		8th	A mid-term examination	Understand batteries and electrolysis by the application of redox reactions to. Also, understand thermochemical equations.
	2nd Quarter
		9th	Exam answers and commentary	Return the mid-term exam answers and explain the qtuastions what they do not understand .
		10th	The volume of the gas	Know that the volume of a gas depends on pressure and temperature. Can use Boyle-Charles' law .
		11th	Equation of state of gas	Understand that you can derive the equation of state of a gas based on Boyle-Charles law and use it.
		12th	Gas mixture	In the mixed gas, can obtaine the pressure of each gas .
		13th	Real gas Exercise	Explain the difference between ideal gas and real gas. Solve problems with gases.
		14th	Dissolution	Explain the difference in the mechanism of dissolution of substances consisting of ionic crystals and molecules crystal.
		15th	Final examination	Check whether understand the relationship between volume, temperature, and pressure using the properties of gas and some laws.
		16th	Grade evaluation Confirmation	Checking the results of the final exam Questionnaire regarding class evaluation
2nd Semester
	3rd Quarter
		1st	Solubility	Understand the mechanism of the crystal and determine the amount of dissolution and precipitation using the solubility. Learn that the solubility of a gas depends on the pressure. And can caluclate the dissolved amount.
		2nd	Dilute solution	Learn about changes in boiling and freezing points and osmotic pressure in dilute solutions, and calculate them.
		3rd	Colloid	Explain the difference between the colloid solution and the ordinary solution. Learn that there is a colloid solution in daily life.
		4th	Characteristics and classification of organic compounds Analysis of organic compounds	Understand the definitions and characteristics of all organic compounds. In addition, estimate the molecular formulae by performing elemental analysis.
		5th	Saturated hydrocarbon	Understand the structure, properties and reactions of alkanes. Also learn about oils that contain various alkanes.
		6th	Unsaturated hydrocarbon	Understand the structure, properties and reactions of alkanes and alkynes.
		7th	Exercise	Write structural formulas and isomers of the hydrocarbons becomed basic of organic compounds.
		8th	A mid-term examination	Understand the properties of dilute solutions.Also understand aliphatic hydrocarbons including the elemetary analysis and the characteristics of organic compounds .
	4th Quarter
		9th	Exam answers and commentary Alcohol / ether	Return the mid-term exam answers and explain the qtuastions what they do not understand .
		10th	Aldehyde / ketone	Understand the structure, properties, and reactions of aldehydes and ketones.
		11th	Carboxylic acid Esters / oils and fats	Learn about the properties and reactions of carboxylic acids. Explain the characteristics of esters and fats and oils formed by the reaction of carboxylic acids .
		12th	Soap Aromatic hydrocarbon	Learn about the characteristics of soap, a substance in which fats and oils are saponificated . Learn the general structure, properties, and reactions of aromatic hydrocarbons, and explain the differences from aliphatic hydrocarbons.
		13th	Phenols Aromatic carboxylic acid	Understand the properties and reactions of phenols. Understand the structure, properties and reactions by taking some of the aromatic carboxylic acids as examples.
		14th	Aromatic amine Separation of organic compounds	Understand the structure, properties and reactions by taking some of the aromatic amines as examples. Using what we have learned so far, think about how to separate a mixture of organic compounds into individual substances.
		15th	Final examination	Confirm that the characteristics and reactions of aromatic compounds containing oxygen and nitrogen are understood.
		16th	Grade evaluation Confirmation	Checking the results of the final exam Questionnaire regarding class evaluation

Evaluation Method and Weight (%)

	Examination	Presentation	Mutual Evaluations between students	Behavior	Portfolio	Other	Total
Subtotal	80	0	0	0	0	20	100
Basic Proficiency	80	0	0	0	0	20	100
Specialized Proficiency	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Cross Area Proficiency	0	0	0	0	0	0	0