The first semester of the general chemistry sequence at Wilkes University. Emphasis is placed on the periodic table and stoichiometry, including chemical properties, physical states, and structure. 3 credits
This is the first chemistry laboratory course in the two-semester general chemistry sequence. Experiments are performed to reinforce the concepts learned in CHM 115. 1 credit
The second semester of the general chemistry sequence at Wilkes University. Emphasis is placed on a detailed study of chemical equilibria in aqueous solution. 3 credits
This is the second chemistry laboratory course in the two-semester general chemistry sequence. Experiments are performed to reinforce the concepts learned in CHM 116. 1 credit
This course covers the foundations of chemistry, matter and measurements, periodicity, atomic and molecular structure, stoichiometry, states of matter, phase changes, kinetics, equilibrium, thermochemistry and electrochemistry. 3 credits
This is a one-semester introductory chemistry laboratory course for engineering students. Experiments are performed to reinforce the concepts learned in CHM 118. 1 credit
An exploration of chemical equilibria and its application to the structure and composition of matter. Also covers the collection and statistical treatment of data. 3 credits
Laboratory experiments focus on supplementing the material in CHM 248, with an emphasis on experimental design, data collection, and the statistical analysis of data. 1 credit
This course serves to familiarize students with ethical issues facing scientists, including laboratory power dynamics, authorship conflicts, research miscounduct, human subjects research, data management, and intellectual property rights. 1 credit
An introduction to traditional physical chemistry topics, including additional topics related to life sciences. Laws of thermodynamics, equilibria, kinetics, and spectroscopy will be discussed in terms of their application to life sciences. 4 credits
Laboratory experiments emphasize concepts presented in CHM 355. Course includes experimental work, analysis of a research article, and computer simulations relevant to life sciences. 1 credit
A molecular interpretation of the laws of thermodynamics and an exploration of the mathematical descriptions of chemical kinetics and reaction dynamics. 3 credits
Laboratory experiments are performed in order to reinforce concepts in CHM 352. Experiments include calorimetry, phase equilibrium, colligative properties, and kinetics investigations. 1 credit
An introduction to the fundamental chemical reactions that are key to the field of surface chemistry and their catalytic applications, as well as a survey of the common techniques for characterization and analysis. 3 credits
