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Chapters 1-10. Included sections are indicated in the syllabus. Textbook : Chemistry, by Chang and Goldsby, 12e, McGraw-Hill International, 2016 Chapters 1-10. Included sections are indicated in the syllabus. My website: users.metu.edu.tr/onurhan It will carry your grades and other info. So visit regularly. Grade breakdown: Lab % 10 – Previous lab grade may be accepted – See your lab assistant Quizzes – %10 – 6 out of 8 online quizzes will be taken into account 2 Midterm exams – %20 each –at preannounced dates Final exam – % 40 – at a preannounced date Note: Any student with a lab grade below 6.00/10 will automatically get FF. Any student with an incomplete number of experiments will automatically get NA.

Other Info: Office: My office is at SZ-44 and my phone number is 2954. You can visit me during my office hours or call to arrange a meeting. Use your METU mail address to contact me. My computer filters out all others. Regular attendance is expected. Any later comers (late by more than 5 five minutes) will be not accepted into the classroom.

Chemistry is (mostly) an experimental science and has important practical applications. It is encountered in all aspects and areas of modern technology. Furthermore, being a positive science, it develops one’s ability to reason, experiment and conclude; thus opening up possibilities for further advancement. This aspect of chemistry contributes to development of mankind. Finally it lends its ideas and facts to other fields of science, thus globalising knowledge as we know today. This is why it is usually called “The Central Science”.