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Chemistry and Biochemistry 103: General Chemistry I
4.00 Credits
Calvin University
F. This course is a study of the basic principles of chemistry, with emphasis on the laws of chemical combination, descriptive inorganic chemistry, thermochemistry, the gas, liquid, and solid states of matter, the periodic law, atomic structure and chemical bonding, and the nature of intermolecular forces. The course is taught from a biblical and reformed worldview and addresses issues such as the validity and limitations of scientific knowledge, the methodology of the physical sciences, human responsibility in applying such knowledge in society, and the care and stewardship of natural resources. Laboratory. Prerequisite: One year of high-school chemistry or permission of the instructor. Note: Successful completion of the Chemistry 103- 104 sequence meets the two-course requirement of the Natural World category. 103R General Chemistry Recitation (1) F. A special course in the introductory concepts of chemistry that is open only to students who have not studied chemistry previously or who have a weak high school background in mathematics and chemistry. The course emphasizes problem solving and the understanding of basic chemistry concepts. Prerequisite: Concurrent registration in Chemistry 103.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 103 - General Chemistry I
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 104: General Chemistry II
4.00 Credits
Calvin University
S. A continuation of Chemistry 103 with emphasis on kinetics, chemical equilibria involving gases, weak acids and bases, and slightly soluble solids, free energy changes, electrochemistry, transition metal chemistry, descriptive chemistry, and nuclear chemistry. Laboratory. Prerequisite: Chemistry 103 or the equivalent.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 115: Chemistry for the Health Sciences
4.00 Credits
Calvin University
F and S. This course is specifically designed for those planning for a health care career such as Nursing or other allied health careers that require a chemistry course. The fundamental concepts of general chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry are presented with an emphasis on the chemical nature of biological systems. Topics such as molecular bonding and structure, equilibrium chemistry, and chemical reactivity as illustrated by acid/base reactions and redox reactions are presented in a biological context such as membranes, enzymes, buffers, and cellular energy metabolism. Issues regarding the ethics and stewardship of health also will be discussed. Laboratory. Prerequisite: High school chemistry.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 115 - Chemistry for the Health Sciences
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 201: Analytical Chemistry
4.00 Credits
Calvin University
F. A problemsolving approach that incorporates sampling, sample preparation, separation of the analyte from interfering substances, measurement, data analysis, and interpretation. Quantitative analysis is presented in the context of analytical methods that primarily include separation science (gas, liquid, ion chromatography, and electrophoresis) , optical spectroscopy (uv-visible, fluorescence, and atomic absorption spectroscopy) , and electrochemistry (electrode potentials, ion-selective electrodes, and sensors) The laboratory includes chemical analysis of water in the athletic field and nature preserve ponds, and the measurement of air quality across Calvin's campus using modern analytical techniques and wet chemical methods. These methods illustrate the principles of complex equilibria, theory of acids and bases, and titrations. Laboratory. Prerequisite: Chemistry 104. Not open to seniors except by permission.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 201 - Analytical Chemistry
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 253: Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
5.00 Credits
Calvin University
F. A study of organic compounds, reactions, and reaction mechanisms, emphasizing their biochemical significance. Laboratory. Prerequisite: Chemistry 104.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 253 - Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 261: Organic Chemistry I
5.00 Credits
Calvin University
F, SS. A detailed study of organic compounds, their synthesis and reactions, presented within the framework of modern physico-chemical theory, together with an introduction to modern methods of analysis and identification. Laboratory. Prerequisite: Chemistry 104.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 261 - Organic Chemistry I
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 262: Organic Chemistry II
5.00 Credits
Calvin University
S, SS. A continuation of Chemistry 261. Laboratory. Prerequisite: Chemistry 261.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 262 - Organic Chemistry II
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 271: Environmental Chemistry
3.00 Credits
Calvin University
I, odd years. A study of the chemistry of the atmosphere, natural water, and soils, with a spe- cial focus on environmental problems arising from the activities of humans, including a study of acid precipitation, greenhouse gases, ozone depletion, urban and indoor air pollution, water and soil pollution, solid and hazardous waste disposal, and risk assessment all presented within the context of a Christian view of humans and nature. Prerequisite: Chemistry 253 or 261.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 271 - Environmental Chemistry
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 281: Laboratory in Environmental Chemistry
1.00 Credits
Calvin University
S, odd years. Experiments and investigations devoted to chemical analysis of samples obtained from the atmosphere, hydrosphere, and lithosphere using EPA approved protocols involving both instrumental and wet chemical methods. Prerequisite: Chemistry 271.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 281 - Laboratory in Environmental Chemistry
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 295: Chemistry Seminar
3.00 Credits
Calvin University
F and S, no credit. A seminar devoted to an exploration of topics in current chemical research in both academic and industrial laboratories. Junior and senior chemistry majors must attend each semester; freshmen and sophomores intending to major in chemistry are encouraged to attend.
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Chemistry and Biochemistry 295 - Chemistry Seminar
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