Competencies for CHEM 1110 for test 2: summary                             14 items
 
KEY:  
text (Chang) x.y  x= chapter, y = section
evaluation method
delivery method
T = lecture test
l = lecture
Lx = lab number x  (labs are also delivery methods)1
n = notes
F = final exam
v = video tape or internet streaming video available CI = critical item question or lecture test

item
Performance/Task: The student will: text
sections
delivery
method
eval.
method
The Perfect Gas Law
1
Be able to distinguish the three major states of matter and know their properties
5.1

T
2
Know the definition of pressure
5.2

T
3
Be able to use the subset of gas laws: Boyle's law, Charles' law, Amontons' law, Gay-Lussac's law, Avogadro's principle combined gas law and the Dumas method.
5.3
l/n/v
T/L13/
L14/CI
4
Be able to use the ideal gas law to solve problems
5.4
l/n/v
13/
L14/T
5
Know the definition of STP and the significance/use of the value 22.4 L/mol at STP.
5.4
l/n/v
T/L13
Combining the Perfect Gas Law with Stoichiometry Problems
6
Be able to use the ideal gas equation in combination with reaction stoichiometry
5.5
l/n/v
T/L13
/CI
Dalton's Law
7
Be able to derive Dalton's Law from the ideal gas law.
5.6
l/n/v
T/L13
/L14
8
Know the definition of mole fraction and be able to calculate it and interconvert it to other units.
5.6
l/n/v T
9
Be able to use Dalton's Law in problem solving.
5.6
l/n/v
T/L13
/L14
10
Be able to work with vapor pressure together with Dalton's Law.
5.6
l/n/v
T/L13
Kinetic Molecular Theory
11
Be able to describe the situation where there are independent particles as a gas and derive the expression for the molecular kinetic energy.
5.7
l/n/v
T/L9
Graham's Law
12
Be able to derive Graham's law from kinetic molecular theory, i. e. the relationship between kinetic energy and temperature
5.7
l/n/v
T
13
Be able to use Graham's law for various practical examples.
5.7
l/n/v
T/L10
van der Waal's Equation
14
Be able to perform calculations using the van der Waal's equation and know the significance of the van der Waal's constants.
5.8
l/n/v
T
 
1For more details about the CHEM 1110 Laboratories see: http://www.genchem.net/competencies/lab1comp.html
 
rev. 10/04/07