CHEMISTRY 2

This course is designed to provide students with opportunities to develop and use important chemistry concepts and skills with which to understand the chemistry behind real-life phenomenon. Some topics that will be covered include: oxidation-reduction processes, kinetics, equilibrium, industrial and environmental chemistry, nuclear radiation, nuclear reactions, nuclear energy, and biochemistry, energy relationships, and organic chemistry. There are several writing assignments in this course that require application on Chemistry knowledge. This is a lab science credit.

Textbook: (purchased separately)

• Chemistry in the Community 5th Edition, 2006