Centre of Excellence – Chemistry Diploma Course

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What Will You Learn?

Chemistry helps us understand the world around us – our bodies, the air we breathe, the ground on which we stand and so, so much more. Humanity’s knowledge of chemistry helps us to meet our basic needs and develop further technologies to improve our quality of life.

The Chemistry Diploma Course explores the quantitative relationships of atoms and molecules, the structure and properties of atoms, the three states of matters and the interaction between the molecules in each of them, and the types of chemical bondings and their properties.

We’ll look into the entropy and enthalpy change of various chemical reactions, electrical and chemical changes, the equilibrium process and reversible chemical reactions, and the factors that affect the rate of a chemical reaction.

You’ll examine patterns in chemical and physical properties of the elements in the periodic table, take an in-depth look into the trends of the properties and uses of group 2 and group 17 elements, and discover the physical and chemical properties of transition elements, nitrogen and sulphur.

The course explains the naming conventions, organic reaction terminology and structures of organic molecules, the properties and uses of different types of hydrocarbons, and the characteristics and chemical reactions of hydroxyl compounds and halogen derivatives and carboxylic acids, carbonyl compounds and derivatives (acyl chlorides and esters).

By studying this course, you will:

• Further your chemistry knowledge
• Gain a better understanding of atoms, molecules, compounds, and states of matter
• Become familiar with the processes that occur during chemical reactions
• Discover more about elements in the periodic table

Course Syllabus

What will I learn on the course?

Module 1: Atoms, Molecules and Stoichiometry

Introduction

Part 1: Definitions

Part 2: Mole Concept

Part 3: Chemical Equations

Part 4: Units of Concentrations

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 1 Assessment

Module 2: Atomic Structure

Part 1: Subatomic Particles

Part 2: Atomic Number and Atomic Mass

Part 3: Isotopes

Part 4: Quantum Numbers

Part 5: Orbital Energy

Part 6: Ionisation Energy

Part 7: Electron Affinity

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 2 Assessment

Module 3: Chemical Bonding

Part 1: Types of Chemical Bonding

Part 2: Intermolecular Forces and Bond Polarity

Part 3: Other Parameters of Bonds

Part 4: Intramolecular Forces

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 3 Assessment

Module 4: States of Matter

Part 1: Intermolecular Forces

Part 2: Gaseous State

Part 3: Liquid State

Part 4: Solid State

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 4 Assessment

Module 5: Chemical Energetics

Part 1: Enthalpy Changes

Part 2: Formation of Ionic Solids

Part 3: Entropy Changes

Part 4: Gibbs Free Energy Change

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 5 Assessment

Module 6: Electrochemistry

Part 1: Redox Reactions

Part 2: Electrolysis

Part 3: Redox Reactions and Electrode Potential

Part 4: Nernst Equation

Part 5: Batteries

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 6 Assessment

Module 7: Equilibria

Part 1: What is Equilibria?

Part 2: Theories and Concepts

Part 3: Strength of a Base and an Acid

Part 4: Acid-Base Titration

Part 5: Buffer Solutions

Part 6: Solubility Product

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 7 Assessment

Module 8: Reaction Kinetics

Part 1: Rate of Chemical Reaction

Part 2: Order of Reaction

Part 3: Half-Life and Molecularity of Reaction

Part 4: Rate of Multi-Step Reactions

Part 5: Catalyst

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 8 Assessment

Module 9: The Periodic Table – Chemical Periodicity

Part 1: The Periodic Trend in the Physical Properties

Part 2: Structure and Nature of Period 3 Oxides

Part 3: Periodic Trends in Chemical Properties

Part 4: Interpret the Variations and Trends in Terms of Bonding and Electronegativity

Part 5: The Characteristic Properties of Elements

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 9 Assessment

Module 10: Group 2 and Group 17

Part 1: Group 2 Elements

Part 2: Trends Followed by Group 2 Elements in their Physical and Chemical Properties

Part 3: Physical Properties of the Group 17 Elements

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 10 Assessment

Module 11: Transition Elements, Nitrogen and Sulphur

Part 1: Transition Elements

Part 2: The Reaction of Transition Elements

Part 3: Colour of Complexes

Part 4: Stereoisomerism

Part 5: Stability of Complex Compounds

Part 6: Nitrogen

Part 7: Sulphur Oxides

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 11 Assessment

Module 12: Introduction to Organic Chemistry and Nitrogen Compounds

Part 1: The Formula, Functional Group and Nomenclature

Part 2: Isomers of Organic Compounds

Part 3: Characteristics of Organic Compounds

Part 4: Types of Organic Reactions

Part 5: Shapes of Organic Molecules

Part 6: Geometrical Isomerism in Alkenes

Part 7: Primary Amines

Part 8: Amides

Part 9: Amino Acids

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 12 Assessment

Module 13: Hydrocarbons

Part 1: Alkanes

Part 2: Source of Hydrocarbons

Part 3: Alkenes

Part 4: Hydrocarbons as Fuels

Part 5: Arenes

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 13 Assessment

Module 14: Halogen Derivatives and Hydroxyl Compounds

Part 1: Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions

Part 2: Alcohols

Part 3: Phenol

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 14 Assessment

Module 15: Carbonyl Compounds, Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives

Part 1: Aldehyde and Ketones

Part 2: Formation of Tri-iodomethane

Part 3: Carboxylic Acids

Part 4: Acidity of Carboxylic Acids, Alcohols and Phenols

Part 5: Acyl Chlorides

Part 6: Esters

Test Your Knowledge

Key Learning Points Exercise

Module 15 Assessment

Conclusion

Who Would Benefit from This Course?

The Chemistry Diploma Course has been designed for those with a good working knowledge of chemistry who are looking to advance their understanding and possibly going on to further study.

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