1. Emergence of Modern Science
Dr. Hoge

2. Chemistry questions What are acids and bases?
What is a solution, and how are they useful?
What is a solvent?
Can we dissolve?
What is oxidation? Combustion?
Can we rust? Combust?
What are polymers and how are they useful?
What are hydrocarbons and why are they important?

3. Chemistry Chemical Bonds Ionic Bonds Covalent Bonds Hydrogen Bonds
Van der Waals Forces

4. Ionic Bonds

5. Covalent Bonds

6. Molecules
Elements
Compounds
Chemical Formulas

7. Polarization
Water is a polar
molecule
Dipole Moment

8. The State of the Matter
Gases
Plasma
Liquids
Solids

9. Types of Solids
Elements and Compounds
Crystals
Glasses
Polymers

10. Changes of State
Freezing/Thawing
Evaporation/Condensation
Sublimation

11. Solutions Mixtures Solutions Solvent Solute Concentration
Supersaturation

12. Types of Solutions Air (gas in gas)
Southern Iced Tea (solid in liquid)
Foams (gas in solid or liquid)
Gels (liquid or solid in gas)
Alloys (solid in solid)

13. Solvents
Water is the universal solvent
Organic solvents
Surfactants

14. Chemical Reactions Reactants Products Activation Energy
Chemical Equations

15. Types of Chemical Reactions
Solution Chemistry
Precipitation Reactions
Acid/Base Reactions
Polymerization/Depolymerization

16. Reduction and Oxidation
In other words:
Digestion
Rust
Burning
Explosions

17. Solution Chemistry

18. Hydrocarbons
Simple Hydrocarbons
Organic Molecules

19. Quiz
1. T or F, an ion is an atom with more or less electrons than protons.
2. T or F, covalent bonds form when atoms share electrons.
3. T or F, both gases and liquids are fluids.
4. T or F, a gel is a solution of a gas in a liquid.
5. T or F, hydrocarbons are held together by ionic bonds.

20. We’ll Get Back to Organic Chemistry